The Ale House Clitheroe

Super choice of beers. Friendly staff (American lady with awesome taste in music), and great location. London Porter was top notch. Took no pictures sadly...

First visit on a Sunday afternoon, I was the only customer at the time so place lacked atmosphere. They had a good selection of beers and I enjoyed my cider.

Standing room only and Cash bar. Lots of traditional craft beer on sale. Friendly staff and locals. Dog friendly too. Its very small inside so be prepared to stand. Great for just popping in for one. View menu

Popped in for a quick drink after coffees next door- what a cool place! Sat in the window and enjoyed a lovely glass of Merlot . Brilliant range of ales etc and a warm welcome from the lady on the bar!

This small pub/bar/taproom is fantastic! We visited during a day trip to Clitheroe and enjoyed a couple of pints while chatting with the bar manager. She even gave us recommendations for other places to try more beer for the rest of the day.

Found this little gem after coming out of the Holmes mill which we found disappointing, the decor staff and ales are spot on, the ambience and friendliness of the locals is awesome. We met the owner Bill who over 2 nights and several ales told us his life story, what a legend. Can't recommend this place highly enough. A must do for all serious ale drinkers. View menu

The beer at this restaurant is fantastic, but the atmosphere feels old-fashioned and geared towards men. The restroom situation is particularly disappointing- there is only one toilet labeled ‘ladies/disabled’, which was recently used by a man who left it in a mess. Upstairs, there is one toilet labeled ‘ladies/gents’, while the rest are designated for men only. It's about time for some gender equality in restroom facilities!

This charming little restaurant offers a variety of delicious craft beers and ciders. We were able to sit outside and the host quickly brought out extra chairs for everyone. The ladies enjoyed craft G&T's, while the men tried a Berliner, Cloudy Cider, and Craft beer as we relaxed in the sun and watched the world go by, including two impressive Harley Davidsons. It's definitely worth a visit, and maybe even worth staying a bit longer to try more of their offerings if you're not driving afterwards!

If you want to chat to people, this is the place for you. There is always a conversation at the bar ranging from should I cap my energy prices? or debating why a previous review said that there were not enough ladies ' loos (there are two and I 've never had to queue). If you want to have a quiet moment/read a book, get yourself upstairs or into the other ground floor room. If you want to feel safe, valued and looked after, just get yourself through the front door. The beer is great (or so my husband tells me as I 'm Coeliac and never liked beer anyway). However they have cider, wine and soft drinks for the non-believers. This is the ultimate example of a local gem that welcomes everyone who... View menu