Live Sports — Pubs in Burnley

Angel Inn

80 Accrington Road, Burnley BB11 4AU

Smart two roomed street corner local serving up to three beers usually sourced from local breweries.

Town

Old Post Office, 7 Coal Street, Burnley BB11 1DX

Bridge Bier Huis

2 Bank Parade, Burnley BB11 1UH

An award winning true free house with a large open plan bar that has a log burner and a small snug to one side. It offers mainly microbrewery beers alongside a changing real cider. More than 60 foreign bottled beers are sold plus seven foreign beers on tap including rare German brews. Wednesday is quiz night and live music is hosted occasional weekends. This welcoming pub opens 5pm Monday or Tuesday if Burnley FC are at home. Burnley Pub of the Year 2020

Royal Dyche

45-47 Yorkshire Street, Burnley BB11 3BW

Situated under the culvert on Yorkshire Street around a 2 minute walk from Burnley bus station. The pub gets busy at weekends especially when Burnley FC are at home. Renamed in honour of Sean Dyche the Burnley FC manager after Burnley got into the Europa League in 2018. Started reselling real ale again with two changing from local breweries Bowland and Moorhouses. Follow them on Instagram @theroyaldyche

Coach & Horses

48 Church Street, Burnley BB11 2DL

Friendly pub on outskirts of town with mock Tudor exterior. Four changing ales with one usually from Fuzzy Duck Brewery. Generally a dark beer adorns the bar.

Cross Keys Hotel

170-172 St James Street, Burnley BB11 1NR

A large imposing building on the edge of the town centre. The pub has several TVs for sports fans along with a pool table. An enclosed yard with shelter also has a TV so smokers don't miss their favourite sport.

Rifle Volunteer

1 Smalley Street, Burnley BB11 3HH

The ‘Vols’ is an award-winning pub and a rare outlet in this area for the iconic Draught Bass. This free house is a supreme example of the street corner local. There is no jukebox to disturb the quite ambience of this friendly pub where the emphasis is on good beer and conversation. Check out the gents toilet for a rare example of Burnley-manufactured Ducketts urinals.

Commercial

446 Briercliffe Road, Burnley BB10 2HA

Popular locals’ pub which is the last building in Burnley, on the border with Harle Syke. Live music at weekends.

Prairie Hotel

Keswick Road, Burnley BB10 1HW

Pub restaurant with large eating area. A separate room caters for sports fans drinkers.

Rose & Crown

Manchester Road, Burnley BB11 4HH

Swan

44 St James Street, Burnley BB11 1NQ

The pub is one of the town’s oldest buildings.It has been standing for over 300 years and has seen life as a prison and a makeshift morgue. Originally a farmhouse, it was converted into an in at the end of the 18th Century.In the early 19th Century it was themeeting place of the Town Council. It's on the pedestrianised area now and is reputed to be haunted. This bustling place has a sheltered beer garden at the back. Live music features in the evening sometimes.

Woodman Inn

129 Todmorden Road, Burnley BB11 3EX

Large multi-roomed pub with a virtually unspoilt interior. Live music at weekends.

Ighten Leigh Social Club

389 Padiham Road, Burnley BB12 6SZ

Situated in its own grounds with a car park and outside smoking area. There’s a Sky sports TV viewing area to the front. This large friendly club also has a dedicated real ale bar. It boasts a pool table, large and small snooker tables and darts area. Thursday is quiz night with live music every Friday to Sunday. There is a large function room upstairs that caters for every occasion. Non-members are charged 50p entry at weekends.

Burnley Miners Social Club

27a Plumbe Street, Burnley BB11 3AA

Large multi-roomed club just off town centre on road to Turf Moor. World famous for being the single largest consumer of Benedictine Liquer

St Andrews Bowling Club

Abinger St. Burnley, Burnley BB10 3ED

Large open plan club with bowling green

Byerden House Socialist Club

191 Colne Road, Burnley BB10 1EA

Lowerhouse Mills Club

Lowerhouse Lane, Burnley BB12 6NB

Paradise Club

4 Martin Street, Burnley BB10 1SH

Small friendly club on outskirts of Burnley

Rosegrove Unity Working Mens Club

Holme Lodge,Rossendale Road, Burnley BB11 5DL

Popular club on edge of town. Separate games room, concert room & Lounge all with their own bars means there is something for everyone in this large club. Coach parking is available by prior arrangement.

Green Street Club

33 Green Street, Burnley BB10 1UZ

Belvedere & Burnley RUFC

Holden Rd Burnley, Burnley BB10 2LE

Belvedere and Calder Vale Sports Club is a multi sports facility providing association football, rugby union and cricket for the people of Burnley. originally created in 1957 it is a member's facility for sport and a free house for passing trade.

Greenhill Bowling Club

163 Manchester Road, Burnley BB11 4HR

Ighten Mount Bowling

Romford Street, Burnley BB12 8AF

Started out as a bowling club but has evolved in to be a Sports & Social club. No longer membership only as welcomes non members. Bar/lounge area upstairs with function room downstairs.