Pubs in Wigan

Tudor House Hotel

New Market Street, Wigan WN1 1SE

Closed since 13/11/14 but re-opened 14/10/18 much to the delight of previous customers. Four beers typically from Moorhouses, Jennings and Timothy Taylor.

Ukelele

59 Standishgate, Wigan WN1 1UP

The Ukelele, originally named the White Horse, was once a coaching house and is claimed to be one of the oldest pubs in Wigan. (refurb May 2018) Four Handpulls but currently two beers available.

Whitesmiths Arms

88 Standishgate, Wigan WN1 1XA

Bar and restaurant with 3 hand pulls. Changing beers from the likes of Robinsons, Black Sheep and Wigan Brewhouse

Royal Oak

111-113 Standishgate, Wigan WN1 1XL

The pub is decorated in the pleasant style of many of the Inn The Bar group's pubs. It has four separate areas. So sit about in a cosy and comfortable place. There are 5 handpumps and 1 real cider, food is available as well as wine and the pub also specialises in unusual gins. On a nice day, pop out into the large quiet garden; which has enough seating for over 80 guests. They also offer a food takeaway service.

New Charles Dickens

14 Upper Dicconson Street, Wigan WN1 2AD

Close to town centre this pub is open plan. A wooden floor greets you at the entrance with carpeted areas on either side. A pool table at the rear sits in a tiled area. Stand at the bar, sit at one of the multiple tables or perhaps sit in a booth and enjoy your drink. The Hotel now has Bedrooms available.

Millstone Inn

67-69 Wigan Lane, Wigan WN1 2LF

The Millstone is a modern pub with a conservatory extension but has a traditional feel. There is a beer garden to the rear and a sheltered smoking area. Five TVs throughout the premises show sporting events. Two beers from the Thwaites range are served and usually one local ale, plus a range of bottled continental beers. The pub gets busy at weekends and when Wigan rugby and football teams are playing. Also sells Kingston Press cider, Konig Ludwig Dunkel and Kaltenborg on tap. Pleasant venue which shows a lot of sports.

Silverwell

117 Darlington Street East, Wigan WN1 3EF

Former Peter Walker house (then Tetley's), refurbished and reopened by Holts; and a good job they've made of it, with sensitive use of glass and dark wood. Upholstery above-average; perhaps too many murals, although there is an interesting collection of framed cigarette cards featuring famous musicians of yore. Function room. Holt's bitter available on cask. Other Holt beers in bottle. Open all day.

India Lounge

2-4 Vauxhall Road, Wigan WN1 3LU

Indian restaurant on Scholes precinct

Crown

19 Sefton Road, Wigan WN3 6QU

No nonsense, old style boozer. Pub is split into a couple of rooms.

Red Robin

1 Anjou Boulevard, Robin Park, Wigan WN5 0UJ

Situated on the outskirts of Wigan near the DW Stadium. Modern in style the pub is open plan.

Queens Arms

9 Harrison Street, Wigan WN5 9AU

Prince of Wales

89 Victoria Street, Newtown, Wigan WN5 9BL