Pubs in Padiham

Free Gardeners

2 St Giles Street, Padiham BB12 8HL

A street corner local with four ever changing beers from near and far – often Lancaster, Deeply Vale, Heritage. Partially open plan, there is a pool table and a snug with a log burner. Hidden behind the optics are some of the original pub windows with the monogram WA. The pub was once part of the estate of William Astley, brewers of Nelson who were taken over by Massey’s of Burnley in 1924. There is a small display of Massey artefacts on the column by the middle of the bar.

Hand & Shuttle

1 Eccleshill Street, Padiham BB12 8DY

Starkie Arms

1 Church Street, Padiham BB12 8HF

Recently refurbished and modernised following acquisition by Bravo Inns in Autumn 2018. Old pictures of Padiham fight for wall space with a multitude of TV screens showing sporting events. There is a pool table and live music features at weekends. No food.

Bridge Inn

68 Burnley Road, Padiham BB12 8QN

Modernised open plan pub with separate pool room. It's a lively locals pub with live music or Karaoke at weekends. The two handpumps dispense two Cask Marque accredited beers from the Thwaites / Marston range. Occasionally Old Rosie cider is available.

Flying Dutchman

89 Burnley Road, Padiham BB12 8BL

Offer a range of Thwaites ales and good food. Has a family atmosphere and wide range of entertainment, Sky Sports and a secluded beer garden.

Hare & Hounds

58 West Street, Padiham BB12 8JD

An award winning true free house rescued from pub company mismanagement, now thriving and selling an excellent choice of beers alongside a changing real cider. Two rooms front the large bar with a large separate room to one side where beer festivals are held. There are real fires in all rooms. A large beer garden to the rear and a small seating area to the front complete this warm friendly pub. Handy for Padiham football & cricket grounds.

New Black Bull

4 Mill Street, Padiham BB12 8EX

Shakespear

Wytham Street, Padiham BB12 7DX

Kings Arms

2 Mill Street, Padiham BB12 8EX

A bright, roomy, open plan establishment with a warm, chapel green decor. There is an L-shaped bar and fixed bench seating together with a plentiful supply of soft furnished stools and chairs.

Padiham Working Mens Club

36 Church Street, Padiham BB12 8HE

Molly Rigby's

17 - 19 Mill Street, Padiham BB12 8EX

A comfortable, friendly members club which opened in Padiham town centre in 2004 and has a strict over 25's policy. It is home to many local community groups and serves up to four Real Ales mainly from local Breweries with the Worsthorne house beer on sale at a reduced price. Note the early opening at weekends. Several times winner of Burnley Club Of The Year including 2020

Padiham United Irish League Club

3 LiveseyStreet, Padiham, Burnley., Padiham BB12 7AB