4.1/5

(1,692 reviews)

When Shaw and Crompton was a booming mill town, the Wakes holidays traditionally started on the first Saturday after 13 August. In the words of the dialect song Shaw Wake, it was a chance to ‘lay asid

3.9/5

(1,627 reviews)

This is named after the Up Steps Inn, which stood on the same site and was built in the early 19th century, then demolished in the 1930s. The pub got its unusual name because its entrance was above street level, up a few stone steps.

4.5/5

(273 reviews)

The Old Hunters is a warm, friendly and inviting pub situated just outside the town centre of Stalybridge. It is a traditional local pub where you are made to feel very welcome.

A traditional pub in the heart of Stalybridge serving quality beers and real ale. Two minutes walk from the train station and ideal for ale trailers and party goers alike. Pool table and dart board as well as home cooked food available at weekends.

4.3/5

(478 reviews)

This attractive traditional cask ale pub nestles at the centre of Stalybridge, adjacent to the bus terminal and a short walk from the railway station. Offering a cosy and intimate atmosphere you’ll fi

4.5/5

(112 reviews)

We are a very warm welcoming, traditional pub, offering a wide range of real ales, craft lagers and premium drinks. Dog friendly too.

4.3/5

(210 reviews)

Family pub, good food, warm welcome & dog friendly.

4.3/5

(368 reviews)

Come on down to the Q for a pint of real ale, a freshly cooked snack, some live entertainment or to sit out in the sunshine and enjoy our massive south facing beer garden!

4.3/5

(493 reviews)

Traditional 450 year old country Inn serving excellent food, wine & real Ales. Located in Denshaw, Saddleworth just off the M62 junction 22.