Pubs in Broughton

Broughton & Cransley Working Mens Club

Bakehouse Mews, off High Street, Broughton NN14 1RE

Saye & Sele Arms

Main Road, Broughton OX15 5ED

Imposing 17th-century free house built of Hornton stone at the edge of the Broughton Castle estate. This friendly and welcoming hostelry is popular for its beer, food and friendly welcome. The beamed and flag-stoned bar is ideal for sampling the two regular and two guest ales. Food is locally sourced. There is an attractive beer garden for summer drinking and dining, and the pub holds regular events including a monthly quiz. Well worth a visit.

Wings Club Broughton

Chester Road, Broughton CH4 0DR

Purpose-built community hub at the entrance to the massive Airbus factory. Large tile & pine-floored area that can be divided up to suit various functions and home to several societies and a bi-weekly Wednesday quiz night. Sports TV features. Opens as a café for good value breakfast & lunch between 1000-1400 and a range of sandwiches etc are available when the bar is open. Non-members welcome, especially on match days, as adjacent to the Hollingsworth Group Stadium, home of Airbus UK Broughton FC. A sun-baked 3G beer lawn looks onto the pitch.

Offa's Dyke

Broughton Hall Road, Broughton CH4 0QN

This popular, modern estate pub has been at the heart of the Broughton community for more than 40 years. Meals are served in the large family-friendly lounge as well as the more lively public bar. Here you will find TV sport plus pool and darts. Quiz nights are Thursday and Sunday in the lounge. There is a spacious beer garden at the side. Dog lovers look out for Belle, the white Shar-Pei.

Mill House

Broughton Retail Park, Chester Road, Broughton CH4 0DP

Modern Flaming Grill relaxed, family pub, purpose-built to cater for the adjacent Broughton Shopping Park. Open plan and food-orientated where booking is recommended but not always necessary. There is a small cosy raised area set aside for drinkers opposite the bar. Sports TV throughout. Entered through a spacious sunny patio.

Spinning Wheel

Old Warren, Broughton CH4 0EG

Under the same landlord & landlady for 40 years, a nice cosy pub of a comfortable farmhouse-style lounge with cushioned seats and benches. Lots of brass and copper pots & pans and an engraved timber spinning wheel. The pub was formerly the Old Hawarden Castle Inn but changed its name in the late 70s. Drinks only.