4.4/5

(2,356 reviews)

The first Bishop Blaize inn, named after the patron saint of woolcombers, was recorded here in the mid 15th century. Demolished in 1863, its name lives on in this Wetherspoon pub. Stretford also takes

4.1/5

(918 reviews)

The Green Dragon originated not as the large building that you see today, but as three smaller cottages that were converted into an alehouse in the 19th Century.

4.5/5

(643 reviews)

The Wheatsheaf' is a public house and restaurant situated in St Helens, Merseyside. The unique building contains a number of individual rooms both in the bar and restaurant, these are perfect for family occasions.

4.6/5

(229 reviews)

A well known watering hole for pre-match build ups and a good old sing song. Come and join us.

4.0/5

(176 reviews)

A warm and friendly pub offering a range of draught beers, Gins, Rums and many more. With live music every Friday and Karaoke & disco on a Saturday

4.4/5

(219 reviews)

The Bull's Head is still a rambling 17th Century pub, converted from a row of ancient cottages There are a good variety of rooms within; Pool room, comfortable bar area, well-appointed lounge and a co

Refurbished town-centre pub next to Warrington bus interchange and serving up to 2 guest beers. May close early weekdays if not busy. Cask ale may be very occasionally available.