The Ship - Menu

Lovely friendly staff. Valve for money. Had a lovely lunch here. Xx

I stopped by for a pint while taking a walk along the canal from Burscough, and I can definitely say I'll be going back to eat there soon—it looked really appealing!

I went on Christmas Eve with my two sons, and the food was incredible! The waitstaff went above and beyond to ensure we were happy with everything. We will definitely be visiting again soon. Thank you very much, The Ship!

I can see why this place has so many good reviews. Spent a little more than we usually would, but this was on boxing day and was well worth it. The chorizo and prawn starter was delicious and the lasagna was perfect. Staff were all lovely too.

Really nice pub and setting on a nice day for food etc, dog friendly pub, staff really pleasant and accommodating, food right up there with the best traditional dishes, it's been a few years since my last visit but I will be returning alot sooner next time.

The food was excellent, especially the sandwiches. I was pleasantly surprised by both the portion sizes and the quality, considering it was a buffet. There were generous portions of ham and chicken, all of which was delicious. The beer selection was also impressive and quite enjoyable.

Without a doubt, this is the best roast dinner I’ve ever had. I went for the beef roast, and it was cooked to perfection. The gravy was delightful—rich in flavor but not too overwhelming—and the vegetables were cooked just right, with a nice crunch. I will definitely be returning soon to enjoy another one of these fantastic roasts. Truly perfection!

I visited spontaneously on Good Friday and my wife and I ordered fish goujons on a baguette. Unfortunately, there was more batter than fish in the goujons, and the baguette was quite soft and could have benefited from being warmed up to achieve a crunchier texture. We also ordered skinny fries, a medium Pinot Grigio, and a pint of Peroni, which brought the total to just under £39. I've been here many times before and found the main meals to be pricey but very good, but this time was a disappointment.

I visited this restaurant for Sunday lunch and I can't recommend it highly enough. To start, I had the black pudding fritters, which were coated in a light, crispy batter and served with a delightful wholegrain mustard aioli that complemented the dish perfectly. For my main course, I opted for the roast beef, which was tender and flavorful. The accompanying sides were all cooked to perfection, with a special shoutout to the tenderstem broccoli in cheese sauce (possibly black bomber?) and the gigantic homemade Yorkshire puddings. The selection of real ales was excellent; I tried both the OSB Headmaster and the Ship Special brewed by Moorhouses, and both were well-maintained. Lastly, the servi...