Pubs in Wigan

Wheatlea Park

Warrington Road, Wigan WN3 6XB

Open plan pub with a separate children's play area (charge applicable). Typical Brewer's Fayre. Breakfast serving times - Weekdays: 6.30am-10.30am; Weekends: 7am-11am

Hawk

Carr Lane, Wigan WN3 5ND

The Hawk provides a real community pub for the area around Hawkley Hall. It has excellent car parking and easy access with a fully fitted Disabled persons WC including baby changing facilities. It has a light and airy in feel and plenty of atmosphere. The games room has plenty of Wigan football and rugby memorabilia, and a couple of TVs which cover the matches. It has a very comfortable lounge and nice beer garden. For the visitor, it's a little off the town centre, but well worth the effort if you're on the way to or from a match, when John and his staff will give you a warm welcome.

Cherry Gardens Hotel

263 Wigan Lane, Wigan WN1 2NT

A large pub on the outskirts of town. Mainly one large bar/dining area with a large-screen TV. Framed pictures abound, and has two interesting fireplaces in the games area. Low ceiling and a split-level floor. Drinking area at front of pub. Very handy pub if visiting the hospital or walking / cycling around Haigh Woodland Park. Beers from Marston's Range

Honeysuckle

75 Pool Street, Wigan WN3 5BT

Welcoming community pub just a short stroll from Wigan Pier/Trencherfield Mill. Open-plan layout but with distinct lounge and games sides served by a long horseshoe-shaped bar. Karaoke on Saturdays.. The Honeysuckle Inn is noted for its resident ghosts, including a lady who has been seen reflected in the mirror of the ladies' toilets!! http://www.wigantoday.net/news/pub_has_spirits_of_a_different_kind_1_183007 The pub garden has been improved and extended, and lunchtime & evening meals are now served. There are regular live acts

Tippings Arms

115 Poolstock Lane, Wigan WN3 5HL

Crispin Arms

45-47 Birkett Bank, Wigan WN1 3JA

Pub offering Sky and BT Sports. Has it's own darts and domino team.

Earl of Balcarres

170 Scholes, Wigan WN1 3QD

Named after the Earl Of Balcarres who lived in the nearby Haigh Hall.

Ball & Boot

2 Orchard Street, Scholes, Wigan WN1 3SW

Q8 Sports Bar & Grill

Greenough Street, Wigan WN1 1XD

This is a bar open to the public. Snooker, pool and darts bar. Grill food served until 9pm every day. Membership only required for snooker.

Springfield Hotel

47 Springfield Road, Wigan WN6 7BB

This is a must visit pub in Wigan with one heck of a WOW factor. It has a fantastic exterior, so it's worth getting there in daylight. It is one of less than 300 pubs nationwide that still retain their Victorian interior, therefore listed as a Real Heritage Pub. Steve and his staff will give you a warm welcome, fine beers and good food over the weekend, served 12 - 8pm, to eat surrounded in a bygone Edwardian opulence.

Bird i'th Hand

102 Gidlow Lane, Wigan WN6 7DY

Known to everyone as the The 'En 'Ole. Popular, classic, community pub which suffered from a period in the doldrums followed by closure. Was threatened with conversion to apartments until rescued and re-opened in November 2012 in its current form. Completely refurbished, with a new cellar and a dining/function room extension. It still retains some of its original frosted glass windows, and a splendid tiled mosaic nameplate running the whole width of the original frontage.

Brickmakers Arms

49 Woodhouse Lane, Wigan WN6 7LN

Comfortable and very friendly three roomed-local, which has hardly changed in years, except for a few licks of paint. The bar is on the right and there are two separate rooms off to the left, one with a pool table. It has an impressive columned entrance. and a nice beer garden. The pub has its own men's and ladies darts and dominoes teams; they usually play on Mondays (M) and Tuesdays (L). Can get very busy on match days being 15 minutes walk from the DW stadium, just over the canal. There is an array of Wigan Athletic memorabilia on the walls. Opening times can vary on match days.