Dog Friendly — Pubs in Lymm
Discover dog friendly pubs in Lymm. Browse our directory to find the perfect pub.
Found 8 dog friendly pubs in Lymm
Salt
Thirlmere Lodge, Rectory Lane, Lymm WA13 0AQ
Small live music and cocktail bar close to the Village Cross reopened after an extensive refurb under new management in 2021. Live music plays an important part here, usually on Thursdays and Saturdays. Quiz night Wednesdays.
Brewery Tap
18 Bridgewater Street, Lymm WA13 0AB
The Brewery Tap, in the red-brick former post office, is a few steps away from the Bridgewater Canal. The bar area is complemented by the subdued lighting and comfy armchairs in the front room which is warmed by a wood-fired stove. Four changing beers are either from the pub's own microbrewery or nearby Dunham Massey and include at least one dark beer such as the award-winning Porter. Open Mic night twice a month. Renowned local pies are always available. Free wi-fi and newspapers to wile away the day. Quality cask ale in a pleasant environment.
Bull's Head
32 The Cross, Lymm WA13 0HU
The Bull is situated by to the Bridgewater Canal, next to the hump backed bridge leading out of the village. Hydes Original Bitter and Lowry are offered alongside one real ale from the Hydes Seasonal list or Hydes Guest beer list, including those under the Beer Studio & Provenance umbrellas. The popular comfortable lounge area with a real fire is to the front of the pub, and a Public Bar to the rear. This is well worth a visit, as an unspoilt local pub, where no food is served, and conversation is the norm. 50p per pint discount on cask ales Monday & Thursday.
Church Green
Higher Lane, Lymm WA13 0AP
A family run gastro pub next to the church and close to Lymm Dam, the Church Green is home to Chef Aiden Byrne. Bar meals are available in the small lounge area by the bar, with the main restaurant with its focus on meat occupying most of the pub supplemented by the glass-fronted all weather 'pavilion' at the back. Breakfasts are also served on daily and a children's menu is also available. Winner of regular awards for culinary excellence. The three regular beers rotate with any two on at a time. A deli shop operates Wednesday to Sunday.
Crown
15 Booths Hill Road, Lymm WA13 0DJ
A large pub on the main A56 road, just outside the village centre, the Crown serves both as a local and a food outlet, the rear of the pub being set aside as an eating area, the front of the pub having the television for sporting events. A garden area is to the rear.
Golden Fleece
41 The Cross, Lymm WA13 0HR
Set in the village centre next to the Bridgewater Canal and fully refurbished Summer 2019, the Fleece is very much a locals pub, with darts played in the public bar area, and multi TV screens showing sporting fixtures. The lounge area has seating for meals, and an outdoor seating area is adjacent to the canal.
Saddlers
7 Bridgewater Street, Lymm WA13 0AB
A small, traditional free house, originally owned by the local saddler, in the village centre, a few steps from the Bridgewater Canal and close to Lymm Dam and the heritage walks. There is a cosy snug with a real fire to complement the larger bar area. The pub has a relaxed vibe with an emphasis on conversation and banter or just reading the paper. A popular meeting place for Formula One enthusiasts.
Spread Eagle
47 Eagle Brow, Lymm WA13 0AG
A large, multi-roomed hotel right in the village centre with a black and white frontage. Enter through the main door to the right and you enter the cosy snug area, with its real fire. Carry on through, and you reach the public bar. Both these rooms are quiet areas. Carry straight on through the main door and you enter the lounge area, with the restaurant beyond, and the rear garden and smoking area. The function room is well used, and you may sometimes hear the local Morris Dancers rehearsing. Quiz night Thursdays.