Dog Friendly — Pubs in Swinton

A White Swan has stood on the same site since the 1820's. It was bought by Holt in 1868 and was replaced by today's pub in 1928. High gables, stained glass and oak panelling are strong features. The small vault has its own gents. Two rooms on the left have been partially combined and there is a sumptuous lounge behind the bar. Finally, at the rear is a large function room which also shows football matches. A quiz and disco is held on Saturdays and a coach to Swinton rugby league games leaves on Sundays. Live music and ladies nights feature occasionally.

House of Hops

1 Pendlebury Road, Swinton M27 4AG

Disabled Access

Smoking Area

WiFi

Opened in April 2018 this is a bottle shop with six keg and key-keg lines. Some of the key-keg may be classed as real ale. Bar snacks are available.

Wobbly Stool

233 Manchester Road, Swinton M27 4TT

Evening Meals

Opened in 2019 on the main A6 road, this small interesting bar has three handpumps with an ever changing array of beers usually including a stout and often from Beartown Brewery. There is also a fine selection of craft beer in key-keg, cider from Westons and bottled Belgium fruit beers. Tuesday is games night and there are plans to have a quiz night. There is a small garden at the rear and tables at the front. Sadly at the bar none of the stools are wobbly.

Cricketers Arms

227 Manchester Road, Swinton M27 4TT

Dating from around 1886, it is a small red brick pub selling on Holts bitter. The present building has seen many changes with the most recent of these coming courtesy of Joseph Holt's investment in its local estate.Consists of a central bar serving lounge on one side and vault on the other. It is a cosy, family pub with excellent hosts. There is music on weekend evenings with occasional live acts. Has featured the Joseph Holt 170 series beer range.

Park Inn

135-137 Worsley Road (A572), Swinton M27 5SP

Disabled Access

Dating from 1853 and has been a Holt’s pub since 1878 with a more recent inter-war mock-Tudor facade, this is a traditional local. There is a vault to the left and a larger Lounge to the right. Pub games are popular and both these rooms have Dartboards. There is a small and cosy snug behind the bar adorned with some interesting old photos of the local area. The pub mainly sells just the one beer, the ever-popular Bitter. However an occasional seasonal or other Holt beer can appear from time to time. Disabled access is via a ramp at the back.

Smithy Arms

Malton Road, Swinton YO17 6SQ

Lunchtime Meals

Evening Meals

Family run country pub in the village of Swinton on the outskirts of Malton. Guest beers tend to be from Wold Top, Brass Castle and Great Newsome.

Woodman Inn

89 Warren Vale Road, Swinton S64 8UR

Cask Marque Accredited

Large, imposing pub, just off a large roundabout at the top of Swinton, close to the road to Wath-Upon-Dearne. The two room traditional layout has been retained as a comfortable lounge and tap room. There is a pool table in the tap room. A recent change of licensee has led to the regular beers being replaced by a changing guest beer. This can often be unusual for the area. Dogs are welcome in the tap room only. A music quiz is held on Friday evenings.

Rockingham Tap

12, Rockingham Road, Swinton S64 8ED

Micropub