Pubs in Burnley

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.

Thornton Arms

22 Brownside Road, Burnley BB10 3JS

Modern pub on road to Worsthorne. Food is not available on Monday. Two ever-changing guest beers.

Town Mouse

2 Royle Road, Burnley BB12 0EL

Local town centre pub with karaoke.

Victoria

84-86 Colne Road, Burnley BB10 1LW

Waggoners Inn

Manchester Road, Burnley BB11 5NS

Great good value food at this popular main road pub on the edge of the moors. Guest beer is often from Moorhouse’s.

Woodman Inn

129 Todmorden Road, Burnley BB11 3EX

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

Sycamore Farm

Liverpool Road, Burnley BB12 6HH

Extensive family friendly pub offering plentiful food, including a carvery, and boasting the biggest desserts in Lancashire! Large indoor children's play area to keep the little ones occupied.

Boot Inn

18 St James' Street, Burnley BB11 1NG

Large Wetherspoon pub in the heart of Burnley serving the usual combination of great ales, ciders and good value food. Converted from a former Thwaites house, this fine imposing historic building is Grade II listed. There are a number of discrete drinking areas. It is very handy for the town centre shops and restaurants and a short walk from the bus station and Turf Moor, home of Burnley FC and Cricket club.

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.

New Brew-m

11 St James Row, Burnley BB11 1DR

Smart micro pub in the centre of town run as the Reedley Hallows Brewery tap. Always at least one of their own beers on the bar alongside five others sourced nationwide using head brewer Pete Goldsbrough's contacts from years in the trade. A limited range of foreign bottled beers and bottled ciders are available. In September 2018 they relocated across the road to bigger premises with an upstairs room. Will open if Burnley FC are at home Tuesday night

KSC 110 Club

1 Albert Street, Burnley BB11 3BY

An award-winning three storey club, the Knights of St Columba is situated on the road to Turf Moor, the home of Burnley FC. Thursday is quiz night and live music features Friday and Saturday nights plus Sunday afternoon. Games room and function rooms are on the upper floors. The club does get very busy before and after Burnley home matches when it opens earlier.