The Olde Boars Head

beautiful place to enjoy! five immediately! the customer service in the pub is excellent!

Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Sunday Lunch

Was in back room of the pub it was cold the rest of the pub was warm the room out of the way the food was very nice the Sunday dinner Price per person: £1–10 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2 Recommended dishes: Sunday Lunch

We held a family Christening here nothing but praise for Leannne.Jack and the team buffet food was excellent staff friendly and helpful nothing to much trouble . Thank you for helping to make our greatgrandsons day special . Would recomend for priate functions .

What a fulfilling meal we were glad we didn't order a starter or a pudding honestly they give u plenty We had steak and chips with loads of extras like mushroom and tomatoes onion rings peas sauce of choice for steak value for money we loved the good old fashioned surroundings lots of lights we will add this to our list

I've eaten here a few times but today's experience wasn't good, I wanted to order the cheese pie with mashed potatoes and beans but they couldn't swop chips for mash, dont know why as they are both potatoes so I ordered sausage mash and beans instead, it arrived smothered in strong smelling onion gravy, who puts onion gravy with beans, I had to just pick at the bits and cover it with beans. Also I feel more veggie options would be good, my partner is veggie always ends up with cheese pie or burger, thankfully he likes chips.

The Olde Boars Head (please note the brewery, J.W. Lees, choose not to have an apostrophe, not me) is a Grade 2 listed building on Long Street Middleton. It was used as a coaching inn on the road between Chester and York and is believed to date back until at least 1632. The pub is reputed to be haunted, but is now more commonly known as a family pub with a lunch time carvery, but please note there is no food in the evenings. The charming black and white building has loads of interesting details and The staff are friendly, the pub has a reasonable amount of parking at the side, a beer garden at the back and a private function room.

Amazing pub with a great character and interesting history. The interior design is very impressive, with many of the olden day elements still there, so you can really see what it used to be like. Customer service was also good, with the staff being attentive to the needs of the guests. We were very satisfied with the quality of the food as well fresh ingredients, fair and affordable prices, and generous portions. One minor thing that could be changed is that when ordering tea, I think the water should be served in a teapot so you can decide how strong you want the tea, instead of it being brewed by the staff at the bar. Overall if you have time I would recommend visiting this pub.

This as an absolutely charming pub, it's the oldest public house in England and a level II historical building. And is stated to have been built around 1622. There is a decent amount of parking available, there is a fee to park. You can pay by the hour or it is is £3 to park for 24 hours. After you've paid to park show the bartender your ticket and they will give you a discount off of your round. Make sure to take the ticket back to your car and place it on your dash board. This establishment is part of the JW Lee Brewery pubs. But unlike other JW Lee pubs, This pub doesn't serve the typical Lee's menu of fast serve foods. The pub manager Louise is a chef and has created a menu full of delic...