Pubs in Broughton

Dog House Inn

Broughton Lane, Broughton HP22 5AR

Bar reached by a sets of steps from the main road and from the car park. Spacious early Victorian pub with restaurant. Locally valued therefore listed as an asset of community value.

Crown Inn

Bridge Road, Broughton PE28 3AY

The Crown Inn is an idyllic early 19th century pub opposite the church in the picturesque Cambridgeshire village. The décor is modern yet comfortable, with scrubbed pine tables and stone floor. Four hand pumps serve two real ales. The ales are usually from small regional breweries. The inn is popular with diners but retains a small area for those who call in for a drink. Dogs are welcome in the bar area. It is recommended that reservations are made is you are dining, especially at the weekend when it can be extremely busy The large garden is popular in the summer months, and a beer festival is held in a marquee on the late May bank holiday weekend

Tally Ho!

High Street, Broughton SO20 8AA

Village pub with a modern feel serving upmarket pub food. It is divided into two rooms, one exclusively for diners and the other for food and for those who just want a drink. The guest beers are sourced mostly from Wessex area breweries, the house beer 'Tally Ho!' was from the village's own 4-barrel brewery (Test Brewing) but brewing there has ceased so it will now be another beer. There is usually a draught cider available during summer time. Quizzes, meat draws, live music and a beer festival are hosted here and there is a customer loyalty scheme. Children and dogs are welcome.

Broughton & District Club

Whittingham Lane, Broughton PR3 5DA

Friendly and welcoming club situated in a quiet residential area north of Preston, close to Broughton village. Founded in 1890 the club provides facilities for Crown Green bowls, snooker, badminton, tennis, bridge and drama. Two handpumps with changing beers, often from Bank Top, Lancaster Brewery, 3Bs and Reedley Hallows. Winner of Central Lancs CAMRA Club of the Year 2017

Broughton Inn

502 Garstang Road,Broughton, Preston, Broughton PR3 5HE

Consisting of a rustic lounge and restaurant, it offers comfortable room for both dining and relaxing. Since the opening of the bypass. access from the quieter crossroads in the village is much easier. Games such as chess are available. Currently only Doom Bar is served during the week with Wainwright on at the weekends only. There is an outside seating area to the rear and a large car park.

Phantom Winger

398 Garstang Rd,, Broughton PR3 5JE

Large family friendly pub includes a Wacky Warehouse for children. Ibis hotel next door.

Dog & Rat

128 High Street, Broughton DN20 0JR

Roadside pub, open-plan in design with areas for pool and darts at one end, and a comfortable lounge at the other. Liba's Indian Restaurant forms part of the premises, and meals can be taken here in the evening form Tuesday to Sunday. A single real ale is available at all times.

Red Lion

45 High Street, Broughton DN20 0HY

Large pub on the main road, recently refurbished, with three separate areas inside. Four handpumps with Sharp's Doom Bar as the 'house' beer. Front right hand bar area has a multi-fuel stove and a large picture on a Red Lion on the wall. Bar stools make a nice addition. Daily meal specials from 530-9 pm Tues - Sat.

Olde Thatch Inn

9 High Street, Broughton DN20 0JA

A three roomed village pub with a separate lounge area. There is a games room where darts and pool are available along with the bar. The beer garden has undergone a recent refurbishment.

Broughton (Humberside) Working Mens Club

12 High Street, Broughton DN20 0JA

Forest Pines Golf Club

Ermine Street, Broughton Brigg, Broughton DN20 0AQ

Purpose built hotel famed for its 3 x 9-hole links. It has a leisure and fitness centre. Its main uses are as a hotel and restaurant which attracts many golf players. It also caters for large groups (weddings, parties etc.). One cask beer is available.

Red Lion

7 High Street, Broughton NN14 1NF

Large 18th century Northamptonshire ironstone pub with three main rooms; a bar, lounge and open plan drinking area, although none infringe upon the other to provide several discrete areas for socialising. Friday nights live bands playing rock, blues, folk, country and open mic. Now part of the local Olde England group of pubs.