Pubs in Offerton
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Found 10 pubs in Offerton
Bosden Farm
23-25 Turnstone Road, Offerton SK2 5XJ
A modern style open-plan offering food as well as beer. Comfortably appointed internally. Became a free house in early 2015 when the current licensee who has some 30 years experience bought the place outright. A third beer was added in mid-2018 as past sales warranted it. History: former Greenall's pub built in the 1970s when the estate around it was also constructed; at that time till 2019 it was called the Harvester.
Stockport Golf Club
Offerton Road, Offerton SK2 5HL
Traditional golf club founded 1908. Members only aside from golf society days and family fun days, when guests can be signed in by members. The main bar is upstairs, which also boasts dining areas that can accommodate large numbers. There is also a small bar at ground level. Hot and cold food available as per members' wishes. A full-size snooker table completes the picture. One permanent real ale (either Wainwright or Theakston's Bitter) with a second guest ale from May to August.
Victoria Bowling Club
Webb Lane, Offerton SK1 4EL
Founded 1875. A very comfortable and well-maintained club situated on Webb Lane opposite Dona Street. Although members only, visits from card carrying CAMRA Members are welcome provided you call ahead. Non-members can be signed in (£1 for boys, girls free). Robinsons Unicorn is the permanent Cask Marque accredited real ale, and there is occasionally a guest ale, which can be from anywhere. The Club House is a large long room with the bar situated dead-centre. As well as the large crown bowling green, which boasts plenty of space for drinking outside, there is also snooker, darts, and cards. Easily reached on the 314 bus, which stops at the end of Webb Lane. It has also held a beer festival on in the past. Children welcome until 8.30pm.
Emigration
166 Hall Street, Offerton SK1 4JG
This has a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere and consists of three drinking areas. A separate one on the left, and a snug to the right of the open bar which faces into an open lounge. It has a strong darts and crib team and is the home of Stockport Nomads football team. Monday is quiz night. It is believed to be the only pub in the UK with that name.
Finger Post
434 Hempshaw Lane, Offerton SK1 4QA
Large corner Robinsons pub located at a prominent crossroads. Built prior to the Great War it has unusually retained six separate drinking areas, three of which have real fires. On entering, the bar is to the left. The body of it runs into a large vault which features photographs of old-time Stockport, and brewing methods throughout. The Robinsons regular beer range is always available, complemented by a Robinsons seasonal offering, or an ale from their 'White Label' range. A good range of quality pub food is available, as well as sandwiches, baked potatoes, and other snacks. Darts and pool are played. Live music events twice a month. Two function rooms are available: one upstairs (80 people), and one downstairs (100 people). Dogs welcome when food not being served.
Gardeners Arms
Little Street, Offerton SK2 5AB
A very attractive pub at a busy road junction, fronted by a small car park. The interior is divided into two halves by the bar. The front entrance leads into an open lounge which is divided into three areas and has a very welcoming feel to it. From here you can access the vault which also has its own entrance from the side. This area is split like stalls into three, the back one containing a pool table. A large canopy has been fitted on the front of the building to keep the smokers dry. The pub supports a darts team and major sporting events are shown on Sky TV. Much money is raised here for many charities.
Golden Hind
Lisburne Lane, Offerton SK2 5RH
Large open plan corner dining pub popular with families during the day, and those eating to a budget. In the evening, the pub caters more for the TV sports crowd and the young. A variety of pub entertainment is reguarly featured, ranging from the occasional live band, satellite TV, assorted amusement machines. Great news for the pub in 2017, when it was refurbished and converted to selling cask ale after a very lengthy period when it was resolutely keg only. Food served 12-9 daily.
Puss in Boots
147 Nangreave Road, Offerton SK2 6DG
This former 1960s estate pub offers you an extensive outside seating and drinking area together with a very fancy covered smoking verandah. Internally, good use of furnishings and wall coverings, together with excellent lighting gives the place instant class. An impressive carvery and food menu is available throughout the day and throughout the pub, added to which is a separate dining room to the rear right. Trade is uaually brisk and people seem very keen on the look introduced in 2011. The ground floor cellar has now become a feature in itself by the installation of glazing in front of it. Quiz night is Thursday. Food is daily 12-9.30. History: As of 2017 a new conservatory was added by enclosing the existing covered seating area on the front elevation facing Nangreave Rd. Refurbished in early 2011 in plush style and run on behalf of Robinsons by Almond Family Pubs (they also run another Robinson pub - the Fletchers Arms, plus the Hesketh, Spread Eagle, and Jolyy Sailor). Prior to this impressive refit, the Puss was seemingly doing little trade and had an equal level of appeal.
Strawberry Gardens
84 Offerton Lane, Offerton SK2 5BS
Set slightly back from the road this cobble-fronted country type pub is now more than double its original size. On entering you will find on the left a charming little snug, the only room that is original. There is a large car park, large garden (which appears to have been a former bowling green) and children’s play area. Although it sold cask ale for many years, this was dropped in late 2015. Telephone may now be 07572 620143.
Victoria
125 Hall Street, Offerton SK1 4HE
This white-painted terraced property dating from 1840 sits at the end of other aged dwellings. This contrasts with the two 1960's tower blocks seen across the busy main road. There is a large vault with pool-room off that, and a slightly smaller but tidily-kept lounge. To the rear, around a large tree there is a very large garden and drinking area with a partitioned-off children’s play area. Programme of entertainment: live artists perform once a month, and karaoke every Friday and Sunday. Saturday nights are disco nights. The former large car park at the rear was sold off for housing in 2017.