The Front House is situated in Lees, Oldham. This a large roomy pub which serves really nice pub…read moregrub and heap booze!! A place i have enjoyed many a drunken afternoon/night!! I would suggest the beef burger and chips, nothing fancy i admit but the taste is amazing!! the chip are home cooked and the burgers are a force to be reckoned with. This is a 5 minute walk from Lees Village so if you want to carry the night on to the early hours, then you will be in the right place.

This is quite a good place to go and have a drink and a chill out here. I like to go here for the…read morekaraoke night and have a good old sing and dance. It is good for groups I think mainly, to go and have a laugh here with your mates. I don't think this is a place for couples to have a quiet drink. It is always busy here and full of people so it does well. So if you want a few drinks before a night out on the town or just a night out in here, then you should go here.

This is by far my favorite watering hole when across the Pond. The best guiness draft in town. The…read moreowner and staff are very courteous and the type of crowd is very laid back. I enjoy listening to live music here and you get to see some pretty crazy instruments (hammer dulcimer,etc) being played. So if you are looking for a laid back place away from the city centre bar scene then this is your place.

First of all, the food, service and ambiance was perfect. My brother and I visited the Navigation…read moreInn in August 2023 as we were walking in the footsteps of our ancestors. The Navigation was run by one of our Fisher family members at the beginning of the 20th Century. When we shared this info with one of the owners, Sue, she proceeded to show us a document that listed every person that ran the Navigation over that last several hundred years. Sure enough, there he was, Franklin Fisher. Sue even offered to send me a copy of the document. She also confirmed the location of our 4th G Grandparent's pub, The Tunnel End Tavern- which was in the current location of another hotel in Diggle- that is near the 'tunnel's end'. I wont name it- but the owner was condescending and downright abusive. Sue was lovely- as were almost all the people we met on our journey through Oldham. I can't wait to go back!

Absolute exelent restaurant. Management and staff superb and food second to non. Food is standard…read moreof high class restaurants. A must try place.

This is an absolute" A"one restaurant. The food and drink are top notch and the staff always so…read morehelpful and chatty. A must for a visit.

Lamb Henry it was massive…read more i Was so surprised This is a lovely old fashioned place up at scouthead they do a marvellous sunday lunch prices range depending one 1 2 3 courses we was going for 3 but when I saw what was coming to other tables changed my mind and just had Lamb Henry bottle of red but saw that they have house labelled wine and was gonna have one I was so full so changed my mind again had the cheese and biscuits instead hahaha lovely place

The staff are friendly not pushy as in some restaurants, the food is tasty and looks delicious when…read moreit arrives. I recommend this establishment 100%

Great little pub in the middle of knowhere up a "bumpy lane" called Thornham lane near Tandle Hill…read morePark. I was in there on Friday 2nd October and they have a brand new menu which is Lancashire Tapas. Food ranging between £1 and £3. Things like rag pudding, hot pot, fish and chips, white bait, black pudding and yes you guessed it bumpy lane pie all in tapas size portions. Tremendous....although we did get carried away and ordered far too much. I would reccommend 2 people share 3 starters and 5 mains or 5 staters 4 mains + side dish of chips and veg. Well worth a visit. This pub is dog friendly but beware resident cat "snug" is first in the pecking order for all those leftovers.

Great little pub almost in the middle of nowhere up a little rough road track called Thornham lane,…read moreI was in there a few weeks ago and they have a brand new menu which is Lancashire Tapas. Food ranging between £1 and £3...how inspired! Things like rag pudding, hot pot, fish and chips, white bait, black pudding and yes you guessed it bumpy lane pie all in tapas size portions, it was a first for me to sample rustic real northern cuisine all in one go! Although we did get carried away and ordered far too much, but at these prices who cares. The food was seriously good for what it is, and I will recommend making the little trip (and probably getting lost like I did) to hunt down this quaint little gem.

pub in the middle of nowhere. but worth a trip out. Its very old fashioned inside but cosy enough…read more They do a lovely homemade pie, seriously lovely, also have a good menu with plenty of choice. The only negative comment it that the veg dishes, especially the carrots dont taste or look fresh. Others have also mentioned it, so its not us being picky, push that aside, everything else we have had it great, been going here for years. Give it a go.

This is a great little wine bar place. Especially for a starter drink before you hit the town or…read moreeven for a quiet one. I like it in here because it is calm and relaxing but still bustling and you can actually hear yourselves think and speak! A lot of places today are just cranked up with music and that's a good thing I know because you can dance your Little socks off, but when you want to go out whilst also catching up with your mates who you have not seen in quite a while then this is the place to start and probably finish. The drinks are quite cheap as well and they have a fully stocked bar. Lets hope now I have put a nice idea in your head for next time you go out with your girls or boys. Have a quiet one first!

This is a nice pub, it is smart, tidy and clean and the staff are friendly…read more They do the odd pub snack and stock a full bar. They have live nights for all you music lovers! There is also karaoke specials and discos which is great if you fancy a bit of a night out but not too far from home. I think this is a fantastic building and looks fabulous. Obviously you can get your odd weirdos who just want to start trouble, but apart form that it is a fantastic place to go and have a drink.

I parked outside the put at 9:30am on a Thursday morning when the pub was closed. No where were…read morethere signs telling me not to park there or were warning signs that a truck would be parking behind my car and blocking me in. When I went in to politely ask the staff if I could drive over the grass to get out, the man rudely and abruptly said that I'd have to wait 45 minutes because I'm not going over the grass (which wasn't well looked after anyway by the looks of it) and aggressively said it's not his problem and I just had to wait. I told him that he needs to put signs up if he doesn't want people parking there in future (it's not as if I was there for long or during peak time) appalling way to speak to potential customers. Will certainly NEVER be coming here.

This small pub is one of the most popular in Mossley town. Stocking Robinson beer, this traditional…read morestyle pub has everything for a warm summers day or a cold winter evening. A classic pub with an old fashioned taste, with original fireplaces and memorabilia from over the years. The bar is fully stocked and also have snacks available. if you really want you can order some food which is all homemade even the chips! With only a few spaces for parking, you are best walking to this pub and it is an excellent find when you are on your summer walks through the countryside.

i,v been visiting this pub with my wife quite a lot recently and can honestly ,say in…read moremy opinion, it easily provides the best value quality meals in the area regards BERNARD AND VAL