Large popular Pub Restaurant on the Astley Industrial Estate with extensive menu and separate carvery. Breakfasts are served from 9am, but refer to their website for carvery times. The Applewood caters for all ages with a family dining area and childrens play zone. A quiz night is held every Monday.

Club which is well supported by the local community and now known as the 'Village Club'. It is really one large room which is split into two areas. As you enter there is the snooker table to the left with the bar and lounge to the right. It opens early for major TV sports events at weekends.

Friendly traditional roadside community pub with darts and dominoes teams. The lounge has two separate seating areas with a third used for dining. The vault is through the door on the right as you enter. There is a large beer garden and patio at the back and some benches at the front. Good-value food is served every day and there are regular live music nights.

Situated on the towpath of the Bridgewater Canal, the Old Boat House is off Higher Green Lane and was originally built as a stabling for horses that pulled the barges. A major refurbishment was carried out a couple of years ago which opened up the pub to accommodate more dining space. There are still areas for drinking however particularly outside where there is plenty of seating near the canal. Live music features most weekends, details of which can be found on their website.

Traditional public house with a great atmosphere and facilities, including a full-sized snooker table and function room. The pub is known for its superb beer garden, which has TV screens and heaters. The beer is competitively priced and promotions change on a monthly basis. The pub offers a wide range of events with occasional live entertainment and most sports shown all through the week.

The Jolly Nailor is a traditional town centre pub with a range of real ales and a real cider. The interior is divided into three areas including a 'Music Room' at the back for live acts. Regular quizzes and and other events are hosted and the pub is a supporter of local sports teams.

A real gem hidden down a narrow alley near the Market Place. The entrance, part of a conservatory, leads to an open plan bar that serves the full range of Moorhouse’s beers plus guests. The games area has a pool table and large screen TV. Regular rock nights are hosted and food is served during the day, with a Quiz Night on Thursday. There is a well-kept patio-area at the back which is popular in summer. Close to town centre parking. Large selection of Belgian bottle beers.

Popular pub on west side of town. Interior consists of comfortable lounge and games room. There is a small beer patio to the front. Good value food is served

The Taphouse is micro pub on the main street in the centre of Atherton. Inside this comfortable friendly one-room bar there are four tables with extra seating at the sides. There is also a small yard area at the back. Beers are generally sourced from small regional micro brewers and are competitively priced.

Opened at the end of June 2016 it is named after the nearby Sankey Viaduct, built by George Stephenson. The building was originally a chapel and has been restored using wooden beams in the roof and keeping bare brickwork on show throughout. There is an attractive outdoor seating area with separate booths. There are historical photos and details of local history throughout the pub.

Traditional pub serving local community. There are a number of different drinking areas plus seating outside at front

Commonly known as "Tips" or "Tippings", who was the old landlady, the Sir Charles Napier is a very friendly pub in the centre of Golborne

Large red brick old pub with historic features which has been up-dated with modern furnishings. The bright well-lit main bar is dominated by a grand wooden staircase. The three adjoining large rooms have plenty of seating with the back room containing comfortable sofas and armchairs providing a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy a drink. 2-3 beers from local breweries are usually available.

Situated on a busy junction this popular pub caters for a wide clientele and has a good reputation for food. With its two separate rooms it welcomes both families and adults who wish to drink and watch sport. There are two quizzes every week and family events are regularly put on especially at bank holidays using the beer garden.

Hotel with restaurant/pub situated on the East Lancs Road on the edge of Leigh. Hosts weddings, conferences and special theme nights and there are gym and leisure facilities as part of the hotel complex. A food menu can be viewed on their website.

Real ale is served and non-members are welcome. The club has a function room and separate bar overlooking the cricket pitch. Please check opening times with club

Town centre pub near the main shopping area which has a number of separate rooms leading from a main bar area. As you enter there is a small snug next to the doorway and a vault on the right side of the pub. Regular live acts

Located near Pennington Flash, the Robin Hood is popular for food (served weekdays 12-8, weekends 12-7) and its large beer garden. Theme nights and quizes are regularily held.

Not far from Leigh town centre the Waterside Inn is in a large converted warehouse situated by the canal with waterside seating. With wooden beams and themed coal fires, this pub is a setting which will suit most people. It attracts shoppers and office workers at lunchtime but is aimed at the 18-25 circuit trade at night with DJ's and live entertainment

The Whistling Wren is situated on Leigh Sports Village, home of the Leigh Centurions. Good food is offered from the Two for One menu and there is an extensive Specials Board. Everyone is catered for including families where our children's outdoor play area will keep the little ones entertained for hours. As for those cold and wet days, we also offer an indoor Kids Zone for the under 5's.

Fairly large open plan pub with emphasis on food. Sunday roasts, curry and fish nights are weekly events. There is outdoor seating with children's play area

The Red Lion lies just off the East Lancashire Road near the A572 junction. It was refurbished in Spring 2020 and has a conservatory and large garden area at the back with bowling green. Inside there are two dining areas, a bar and a pool room.

A former shop, this small friendly establishment dispenses a selection of eight real ales, including at least one dark, all of which are sourced from Micro / SIBA breweries. Small seating areas are to the front and the rear with pictures of Newton of old adorn the walls. Free of electronic noise, this is somewhere to engage in conversation with like-minded people, and to make new friends. Two traditional ciders are also available. Note restricted opening times and over 18's only.

Extensively renovated in late 2018, the Kirkfield offers quality food and a good choice of real ales served in the separate bar. As well as the above lunch and evening food times, the Hotel opens for breakfast between 7am and 10am. Well located across the road from St. Peter's church and Willow Park.

Sports club in Newton-le-Willows with Cricket and other team. Opening times not known; check with club.

The Old Crow Inn is a traditional pub with bar, lounge and restaurant situated in Newton-le-Willows. From summer 2016 it is now offering a cask beer.

Small traditional pub which was refurbished and altered in January 2019. There is now one open-plan room which is separated into two seating areas served by one bar. Football and other sporting events are shown on the many screens and the pub can be very busy for big matches. The rotating beers are generally from Regional and National Breweries.

Town centre, two room local pub with a clientele of all ages and diversity. The comfortable main lounge has various seating and standing areas, while the second lounge is cosy and ideal for get-togethers. In summer the outside patio is very popular, it’s a good place to take in views of winter hill. Real Ale now back on offer after having been withdrawn during 2018

This family-friendly pub is part of the local community with regular charity events and occasional theme nights including live music. The interior is divided into a number of separate connected areas. On the left side is the vault and on the right a lounge used at meal times. There are usually three real ales including Wainwright with fresh home-cooked food served until 7:45pm and lunch on Sundays until 6pm. Most sporting events are shown on TV