Dog Friendly — Pubs in Bury
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Found 26 dog friendly pubs in Bury
Bay Horse Hotel
101 Parr Lane, Unsworth, Bury BL9 8JN
Typical large, airy, multi roomed Joey Holt's pub with happy, friendly staff. Adjacent car park requires a payment which is refunded from drink prices. Reopened 4/7/2020
Black Bull
8-10 Lowercroft Road, Starling, Bury BL8 2EY
This family run local offers a warm, friendly welcome to drinkers and diners alike. Winner of a number of Thwaites brewery beer and cellar awards, it is also Cask Marque accredited and takes great pride in serving the Perfect Pint. Guest beers are from the Thwaites 1807 Cask Club range. Excellent meals are served daily, prepared using locally sourced top quality produce. Booking is highly advisable as its reputation creates high demand for tables. The restaurant is in a sectioned off area from the bar. Reopened 17th May 2021
Blue Bell
840 Manchester Road, Blackford Bridge, Bury BL9 8DW
The pub was refurbished in 2019 to create a spacious, modern interior, with an integrated free-flowing open area around the bar lounge and dining area. A log stove has been added which offers a warm and welcoming ambience when you enter the pub. There is also a decorative bookcase that compliments the feature wallpaper, soft lighting and comfortable seating. Whilst the three main areas of the Bar Lounge, Dining Area and Vault have a new open feel compared to the original three separate rooms, the pub still retains its traditional features and character. Outside the Dining area there is a beer garden with further seating. The Vault has two large screen TVs showing Sky and BT Sports. Breakfast is served daily from 10am to noon. Reopened by 4/7/2020
Garsdale
Woodhill Road, Burrs, Bury BL8 1BT
Set in the countryside just outside Burrs Country Park the pub has a good atmosphere and is family friendly with a reputation for fresh home cooked food, and a new menu with daily specials and Sunday roasts has been introduced. Children have a playground with swings and bouncy castle in summer in the rear garden area. There are plenty of outdoor tables and seating if you have a dog with you. Two new cask bar lines dispense ales mainly from the North West area with other guest ales on offer on a rotating basis. Quiz nights held every Thursday and live soloists on Saturdays. The restaurant dining room can also cater for functions.
Brown Cow
Woodhill Road, Burrs, Bury BL8 1DA
Set in the heart of the Burrs Country Park with walks along the riverside and large open fields with ducks, kingfishers etc to be seen. The pub is at the entrance to a caravan club site (no tents) which is open all year round. The site is popular with visitors, caravaners and families. A dog friendly pub, with large outdoor area BBQ and swings, tables and an outside bar in summer. Good choice of bar meals with locally sourced food. There is also a small function room available upstairs. Popular with families in summer. Live music occasionally at weekends (see Facebook). The East Lancs Railway halt is now operational just close to pub. Reopened 4/7/2020 The chalk board outside pub states opening times as noon till 9 ( for the time being)
Elton Liberal Club
New George St, Bury BL8 1NW
This is a private members club (NON POLITICAL)where guests have to be signed in at £1per visit. The facilities include two function rooms, which members can hire, three snooker tables, sports TV and three bars. The club serves two ever changing real ales through two handpump`s. The club has a bowling green surrounded by an outside seating area. There is live music every Saturday and Sunday with a live group on the last Sun in the month. They run four snooker teams, two ladies & one male darts teams and are in a crown green bowling league.
Fishpool Liberal Club
79 Nelson Street, Fishpool, Bury BL9 9HX
A bustling friendly club open to non members without charge. Three large rooms are all served by one central bar. These are games room, quiet room and a concert room (small charge to pay for artists). The club has cask marquee accreditation with three handpumps dispensing real ales from various breweries. Snooker teams, pool teams, darts teams including ladies team are supported. The establishment can get extremely busy when Bury FC are at home although it is well used by the local community all the time. The stewardess Laura Perris who worked behind the bar for more than 14yrs when Paul Leech was the steward (19yrs) are still working together as Paul is now the cellarman. This club is well worth a visit and you will be made more than welcome by friendly staff and members alike, a great community asset. Winner of R O B Club of the year 2016. Reopened 4/7/2020
Walmersley Conservative Club
Mather Rd (Junction of Weaver Ave), Walmersley, Bury BL9 6RB
A club that is well used by members and visitors alike. All are given a warm welcome by the steward (Craig Hunt), his team and also by members. Visitors pay a nominal 50p to be signed in by any member. A good family friendly club with a very nice atmosphere, the two real ale`s which are on offer are always in tip top condition. Snooker and bowling teams are amongst the sports teams run by the club, all are well supported. P.S. if travelling by car take the first left of Mather Rd then turn right on Weaver Ave. Reopened 4/7/2020
Clarence
2 Silver Street, Bury BL9 0EX
The Clarence is a Gastropub with fine dining and serving excellent real ale. It has been lovingly and stylishly restored, to recreate the pub 'as it was'.. The ground floor contains the main bar, now restored to its former place, as shown by the original in situ floor tiles. Now owned by Cross Bay Brewery. The beer range consists of Cross Bay beer and guest beers often from Moorhouse's The restaurant is on the first floor with the cocktail bar on the second floor (by invitation only after 11pm) which is now available for private hire. Usually 3 hand pulls weekdays with up to 5 at weekends
Thirsty Fish
Unit 1A Princess Parade, Millgate Shopping Centre, Bury BL9 0QL
A true Micro Bar opened in June 2018 in a former shop unit on the outside of the Millgate centre. The Thirsty Fish is adjacent to the famous Bury Market and also close to Bury Interchange, so very handy for the bus and Metrolink. The bar sells up to six constantly changing real ales. It has a good selection of continental lagers. No real cider is currently on sale but it is hoped to restart selling it again in the near future. Table service at present. Dogs are welcome, but children are not allowed.
Tin Head Brewery Tap
Unit 22F Bradley Fold Trading Est., Bury BL2 6RT
There is seating for 30 at the Tap and a good selection of their beers, together with gin distilled locally in Rivington. The Tap is run by father and son who are passionate about their beers and for keg lovers it is a great opportunity to mix with locals and visitors and chat over a drink. It is also dog friendly. They also feature 8 keg beers again mainly their own but they also feature guests. Only Keg Beers at present as no hand pull on bar.
Hark To Dandler
186 Walmersley Old Road, Baldingstone, Bury BL9 6SA
New licensees took over in 2016 following a refurbishment to present a lovely and comfortable community pub. New extended opening hours and home cooked pub food served daily at lunchtime and evenings with a varying menu. Karaoke every alternate Friday. Live music occasionally. Dogs welcome if well behaved. Large Car Park. Reopened 4/7/2020
Help Me Thro' Inn
141 Crostons Road, Bury BL8 1AL
A traditional stone built local's pub consisting of several terraced houses joined together. It has a small bar/lounge, a seperate games room with a dart board and sports TV and a dining room just off the lounge. There is a good sized car park and a covered area with tables at the rear. There is also an outdoor seating area at the front adjacent to the pavement. Reopened after Corvid
Hollins Bush
257 Hollins Lane, Hollins, Bury BL9 8AS
This is a well used local with a nice atmosphere and welcoming staff. The building was renovated in 2018 opening up the interior and extending the beer garden to the rear. The bar has been moved to a central location. The result is that the pub has a lot brighter decor with additional seating and furnitiure. Reopened April 2021
Lamb
533 Tottington Road, Woolfold, Bury BL8 1UB
Originally a coaching inn built in 1831 this is a very popular well run local with a very warm welcome for all, an open fire burns in the winter months further enhancing the atmosphere. The landlord keeps an excellent cellar, is passionate about his real ales and is a keen supporter of local microbreweries. Two pumps always in use, one permanent beer, one ever ever changing beer, . The regular guest beers are brewsmith, moorhouses and bingley although other breweries from further afield give a wider variety. The good sized beer garden is well used in the summer months. Four tv`s show Sky sports and there is free WIFI via the Cloud. Live acts on occassional Saturday evenings. Quiz night Thursday (fortnightly). A defibrillator has been installed outside. Reopened Friday 16/5/2021 Two pumps in use !
Roach Hotel
331 Rochdale Road, Bury BL9 7BX
Traditional pub divided into three main areas, one has a pool table (the pub supports two pool teams), other sports include darts and rounders. Large area of outside seating at the front.
Robert Peel
10 Market Place, Bury BL9 0LD
The Robert Peel is a well established and popular pub in Bury's cultural quarter, named after the then local mill owner and MP whose son became Prime Minister and founded the modern police force. The pub has the largest open public area in Bury. The decor celebrates other local worthies such as the author of the Just William books, Richmal Crompton. 10 handpumps with 4 dispensing ever changing beers from near and far and six dedicated to permanent brews with another two spare for when beer festivals are held. The Gwynt Y Ddraig Black Dragon cider on gravity from the fridge is no longer considered to be a real cider.
Rose & Crown
36 Manchester Old Road, Bury BL9 0TR
A traditional, small but perfectly formed friendly community pub on the edge of Bury Town Centre. Popular with locals and fans of ex Bury F C. and AFC Bury on match days. Live music on Saturdays and Acoustic nights held on the first Thursday of every month (see Facebook for details). It is family and dog friendly, with local beers always on. There are 8 hand pulls, although with usually only 5 in use. The weekend closing time of midnight is nominal and their licence does allow them to serve later, which frequently happens. Within easy walking from Bury Interchange or two bus stops from Interchange -135/524 -stop on Main road nearby.
Spotted Cow
179 Bell Lane, Bury BL9 6DF
Multi roomed local pub. Bar serves two rooms and corridor, TV in one room, pool table in another. Two other rooms.
Sundial
312 Walmersley Road, Walmersley, Bury BL9 6QF
A warm welcome awaits regulars and visitors alike to this award winning Thwaites community pub. Situated a mile outside Bury town centre it has an impressive red brick exterior with an equally impressive decor. Four real ales of excellent quality are on offer, two regular beers plus two ever changing beers from the Thwaites 1807 cask club range with cask mark accreditation. Thursday is quiz night with live entertainment every Friday and the last Saturday in the month. The pub was refurbished in Autumn 2017. Reopened 4/7/2020
Swan & Cemetery
406 Manchester Road, Bury BL9 9NS
Busy pub on a main road near Bury FC's Gigg Lane ground that tends to be used by away fans on match days. Very clean and tidy pub, well decorated with helpful and freindly staff. Wednesday is quiz night and Thursday is Karaoke. Reopened 6/7/2020
Towler Inn
460 Walmersley Road, Bury BL9 6QE
The pub is over 300 years old and takes its name from the lead beagle hunting dog (Holcombe Hunt). A lively pub with pool table in rear section and with a quieter section to the front where the sport tvs are situated. They are hoping to develop vibrant teams - darts, dominos, pool and crib. There is a DJ on the last Friday and Saturday of the month and live acts alternate Friday/Saturday. Food (lunch time only) will be introduced in summer. Reopened 4/7/2020
Two Tubs
19 The Wylde, Bury BL9 0LA
A traditional old pub dating back to 1600's, this charming multi roomed building has a 'pit' snug, lounge and function room. There is also a log fire. Home made food is on offer 1 Rotating Guest Beer from Thwaites 1807 Club, 3 regular beers. The Westons Old Rosie cider on sale from bag in box or glass flagon is no longer considered to be a real cider. New management recently taken over.
Waggonmakers Arms
336 Tottington Road, Bury BL8 1TA
End of terrace pub well used by locals. Well run, clean and tidy with helpful and friendly staff. Good atmosphere throughout.
Queen Anne
6 Hollins Lane, Unsworth, Bury BL9 8JH
This pub is well known for its menu, good food and prices. Well run, very clean with welcoming staff. Large outdoor seating area. Sky Sports and BT Sports are available. Thurday is Quiz night Reopened by 9/7/2020
Trackside Bar
Bolton Street Station, ELR, Bury BL9 0EY
The Trackside combines some excellent ales with the nostalgia of the East Lancs Railway. At the bar, 11 handpumps are permanently in use, with one- house beer from Northern Whisper (E L R Pale) and 10 serving varying guest ales. Various craft keg beers are dispensed via taps on the back of the bar with foreign bottle beers also on offer. It is a former CAMRA Branch Cider Pub of the Year with up to 5 real ciders and these are dispensed via gravity from the cellar. The Broadoak Perry on sale on hand pump is no longer considered to be a real perry. For those wanting a close- up railway experience the station platform just outside has seating under a roof canopy creating a sun trap with wall heaters for cooler weather.