Pubs in Ormskirk

Yew Tree

Grimshaw Lane, Ormskirk L39 1PD

This is very much a long established local community pub on the outskirts of Ormskirk. Once a Higson's pub, it was said to be the last new pub the former Liverpool brewery ever built. Serving a range of Robinsons and Hartleys cask ales, it sells excellent, home cooked food using produce from local butchers and other suppliers. Both the beer and food are excellent value, and the pub is a cash only pub.

Prince Albert

109 Wigan Road, Ormskirk L40 6HY

: A country community local on the main road between Ormskirk and Skelmersdale. With its warm atmosphere it is well worth the walk or the bus journey from the real ale desert of Skelmersdale. The fresh cooked food and real ale are good value for money. The Prince Albert always has some interesting guest ales from north west breweries. The small central bar serves three distinct areas with real fires in the winter. The 310 375 and 385 buses all stop outside and the pub also has a good selection of pub games such as darts and dominoes.

Queens Head

30 Moor Street, Ormskirk L39 2AQ

The pub has recently re-opened under new management and is now serving 3 cask beers, Tetley Bitter, Old Speckled Hen and Bombardier although other beers may follow in the future. The management also have the Golden Lion in the centre of Ormskirk. The pub no longer serves food and is open late Thurs-Sat till 2.00 AM. There are large screens showing sport in each room in the pub.

Eureka

78 Halsall Lane, Ormskirk L39 3AX

This comunity pub is just under a mile from the town centre, near the fiveways crossroads. It has an outside patio with a childrens play area

Tap Room No 12

12 Burscough Street, Ormskirk L39 2ER

A converted former shop customised as a single room bar it features 4 cask ales, and aims to offer a porter or stout, an amber bitter and two pale beers of different strength.Plus an extensive range of local and international bottled beers and craft beers on tap. There is a weekly quiz (Wednesday) and regular music events, Open Mic (Thursday), and music Saturday and Sunday.

Queen Inn

Aughton Street, Ormskirk L39 3BN

This local pub is situated on the main road into Ormskirk from Liverpool/Maghull. It serves 2-3 cask ales which change regularly. The pub shows sports in several rooms around the pub

Green Room

39 Moor Street, Ormskirk L39 2AA

Busy, upmarket and polished to perfection, the Green Room specialises in high-end foreign lagers (e.g. Peroni) but also serves decent Guinness and keg Bitter. Nice venue, nice customers, but no real ale.

Cricketers

24 Chapel Street, Ormskirk L39 4QF

Situated close to Ormskirk town centre the pub prides itself on both quality food and cask ales. It features six cask ales sourced from local and regional breweries and earned a CAMRA award in 2015. The extensive food menu is served all day in its restaurant or bar area. Cricket memorabilia around its walls reflects its close relationship with Ormskirk Cricket Club.

Court Leet

4, Wheatsheaf Walk, Ormskirk L39 2XA

Opened in 2014 this Wetherspoon pub is situated in the centre of Ormskirk in a small courtyard area off Burscough Street. It has a large open plan main bar area fitted out in a modern and contemporary style. Virtually the entire upper floor is taken up by a fully exposed terrace which includes a non-smoking section. It is thought the pub occupies the site where the Court Leet met which was responsible for running the towns affairs until 1876. A lift is available.

Ormskirk Cricket Club

Altys Lane, Ormskirk L39 4RG

An excellent local cricket club which runs a number of all-age cricket teams in the Lancashire league. Selling two real ales, it is the perfect venue to spend an afternoon in the summer.

Mossock Hall Golf Club

Liverpool Road, Ormskirk L39 0EE

Mad Hatter

2, Church Street, Ormskirk L39 3AN