Pubs in Morecambe

Morecambe Hotel

25 Lord Street, Morecambe LA4 5HX

Reopened in 2015 after renovation in contemporary style, light and airy, flagged floors, variety of seating and tables. Bar faced with unplaned wood. Four rooms around a bar and a surprisingly spacious garden. Screens show videos of twentieth-century Morecambe. Most of the day, food dominates. The name is not hubris: this was a coaching inn built long before there was a town called Morecambe.

Exchange

29 Regent Road, Morecambe LA3 1QQ

1930s building in run-down part of town. In 2016 got a new lease of life having been taken over by the former licensee of the nearby Ranch House (part of a major redevelopment). The place has been greatly smartened up. The front rooms of the pub were knocked together in the 1960s to make a large bar, the back rooms in 2021, with contemporary decor and pub games. TV screens in all parts, generally showing a variety of sports. Five handpulls on the bar

New Inn

2 Poulton Square, Morecambe LA4 5PZ

Solid nineteenth-century local. Although the furnishings and decor have been much altered through the years (and are now indubitably 21st-century), the three-room layout remains almost unchanged. One of the rooms is now dominated by a pool table. The room without a bar is used for meetings, notably of pigeon racers and is now designated a family room.

Joiner's Arms

39 Queen Street, Morecambe LA4 5EQ

Most of the pubs in this area have succumbed to gimmickry and fizzy beer (though some have gone back to real ale). This is a lone exception, still offering very much the same package as it has for years. Mid 19th century (old for Morecambe) street-corner local, a lively drinkers' pub. The two original rooms have been opened up to provide a comfortable lounge at the front, with a pool table in the back. entertainers Friday, Saturday and Sundays, karaoke Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. In the main shopping area.

Midland

Marine Road West, Morecambe LA4 4BU

Classic 1930s hotel, restored in 2008 to its old glory. Two bars, the Lobby Bar and the Rotunda Bar, mainly for eating rather than a drinking bar, not cheap. Outside terrace seating looking over the Bay.

Pleasureland

Winter Gardens, Morecambe LA4 4BU

Lord Nelson

7 Nelson Street, Morecambe LA4 5EF

Owl's Nest

Bare Lane, Morecambe LA4 6DD

Situated in a village location, close to both shops and the seafront, this single-storey mock-Georgian rural pub is a former lodge house. There is a games room at one end of the main bar, which has bare stone walls and many cosy corners. A covered smoking area is available outdoors. .

King's Arms

248 Marine Road Central, Morecambe LA4 4BJ

Vast drinking emporium opposite the Eric Morecambe statue, with red carpet and varnished woodwork. Two quite different faces: in the day, it is part of the "King's Feast" chain of family dining pub-restaurants; on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights there is a DJ and bouncers and much of the youth of Morecambe. Extensively renovated in early 2019, downstairs now decorated with items illustrating Morecambe's past. Upstairs is now an 80's themed disco named "Pop World"

Mermaid

20 Queen Street, Morecambe LA4 5EG