Pubs in Wigan
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Popworld
1-3 King Street, Wigan WN1 1DY
Town centre nightclub close to both train stations. Externally the building still looks like the bank it used to be. The theme is cheesy pop music.
Old Pear Tree
44 Frog Lane, Wigan WN1 1HG
This welcoming and busy lively pub. It is reputed to be the oldest purpose built pub in Wigan. Features a couple of TV screens featuring sport it has become a favourite pub for home and away supporters of both the local football and rugby teams. Pleasant, heated outdoor smoking area to the rear.
John Bull Chophouse
2 Coopers Row, Market Place, Wigan WN1 1PQ
Thwaites Awards for Excellence 2017 - Voted both Thwaites Pub of the Year and Best Pint. If you're visiting Wigan, this unique pub has to be on your list. Whether you're after a quiet evening pint or a vibrant nightlife venue. This 300+ year old building has been cottages, stables and a slaughter house in the past but now a popular town centre pub, run by the same family for over 40 years. Six handpumps downstairs selling cask beer plus continental beers. In addition a large range of bottled beers, a wine list, 3 draught ciders, large range of specialist whiskeys on the whiskey bar and 20 bottles of specialist rum are available. There are two floors, toilets upstairs limit wheelchair access to WC but not the beer. The Hop House now occupies the First floor offering another 6 Cask Ales and 4 Craft Beers. There are 5 electric sockets for public use with USB connections for charging. Music from the juke box is piped upstairs. It's a Grade II listed building. Casque marque accredited.
George
32 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1JU
Previously known as the Lime Bar it has now been called the George. No real ale.
Harrys Bar
40 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1JU
Formerly the Clarence Hotel, this late Victorian (1898) Grade II listed building is impressive both inside and out. beyond the entrance porch there is a long, tiled and wood panelled main room with two smaller front rooms either side looking out onto the street. A grand internal staircase leads up to a comfortable first floor cocktail bar directly over the main entrance - although this is sadly no longer in use. There is karaoke on Thursday, Friday and Sunday evenings. Harrys bar is also the venue for the World Pie Eating Championships which occur mid December every year. Grade II link http://list.english-heritage.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1384550 no Real but 1 real cider
Dog & Partridge
26 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1JU
There are two handpumps but no real ale is on sale.
Berkeley
27-29 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1LD
In the Good Beer Guide several times. The Berkeley is a former coaching house opposite Wallgate rail station and three minutes from Wigan North Western. Food served daily from noon till seven. Watch your favourite sporting event on one of the eight large flat screen TV’s and one massive projector screen. A first floor function room is available for hire. The large bar hosts a range of rotating guest beers. Great bands on usually Fridays.
Boulevard
17a Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1LD
Pub in The Good Beer Guide several times. This surprisingly large basement pub. From the bar you enter a large back room that features regular entertainment. Live music is performed on Friday and Saturday. Open until very late, it is close to Wigan Wallgate and North Western train stations. Three ciders, one permanent Moorhouses beer and three guest beers. Winner of CAMRA Wigan New Cask Outlet award for 2007 and Pub of the Season Autumn 2007.
Little Fifteen
17-19 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1LD
Visiting Wigan and want a warm and cosy quiet pub for a meal and drink, then this is the pub for you. The pub is in the heart of Wigan town centre near to Wallgate train station. Venue serves food using only local produce 11 - 3 and 5 - 8pm everyday. Inside the pub is olde Worlde with dark wood and interesting photos adorn the walls and ceiling, and scatter cushions all over the place give it a warm comfy atmosphere. Fully equipped disabled WC and baby changing facilities accessed through rear.
Raven
5 Wallgate, Wigan WN1 1LD
Reopened Christmas 2012 after having a full refurbishment and revealing its traditional decor. A superb example of an early 1900's Commercial Hotel. 5 handpumps offering real ale plus 2 more offering real cider (usually Black Dragon from Gwynnt Y Ddraig and a Guest) Tetley Cask Bitter is always available, along with one other "bitter", two blonde beers and a dark beer. Really cosy in winter with proper coal fires and two unobtrusive televisions. Many of the original features are retained including panelling, windows. Voted a Wigan Pub of the Season in 2013. Serves good home made pub grub. Customer loyalty card scheme in operation. Cask Critics Day offers a discount on real ales every Wednesday
Anvil
Dorning Street, Wigan WN1 1ND
Popular town-centre pub close to the bus station which has seven handpumps and offers various guest beers plus six draught continental ales and a range of bottled beers. Two Real Ciders also available. It has a heated smoking terrace to the rear. Televisions show sport. Only over 18s allowed in the pub.
Moon Under Water
5-7a Market Place, Wigan WN1 1PE
Wigan's first J D Wetherspoon outlet, built on the site of a building society, tailor's shop and photography store. Upstairs side entrance on the Wiend. Can be very busy at weekends.