Guest House in Sefton

Tried the Guest House with my Mum for lunch today, absolutely loved it. I had fish and chips and my mother had the lamb pie from the specials board. The food was very tasty and incredibly good value. I'd probably expect to pay a fiver more around Southport for something half as tasty. Gayle the landlady is a star, very accommodating and friendly. Looking forward to going back to try some more of the menu!

We visited as part of the Southport Whisky Festival and had a fantastic time. Lovely, great value food and friendly, helpful staff. Great selection of beers and a fantastic selection of whiskies including some unique drams from the Southport Whisky Club. We will definitely be back!

I found this pub on the "Real Ale Finder" app and given an opportunity to visit, I was not disappointed. The ale excellent and the food great value. The 2 ladies serving were both very helpful and friendly. The pub is traditional with some lovely period details and an extensive beer garden. A great find. Don't be misled by the name of the pub, it doesn't offer accommodation.

Visited on a Friday afternoon and enjoyed a couple of pints of cask ales. Thoroughly enjoyed the cask. It was noticeable that the service during the first round of drinks was luck warm. However, much friendlier there after

This is a really traditional English pub with a great atmosphere, the new management headed by Marylyn, are excellent and have kept the proper ambience. The food is very good and very reasonably priced and the beers are superb. We’ll be back.

Have visited this pub many times before both to sample real ale but also on occasions the food menu. Today with my wife and two family friends we had a very disappointing attempt at trying to eat here. Around 1pm we placed an order for food and were told no pies were available and so we opted instead for scampi and sandwiches. At 1.30 pm the food had not arrived and the bar maid told me quite brusquely that they were very busy in the pub, no mention of the word sorry. I looked around the various rooms in the pub and there was no evidence to suggest that there were other people like us waiting for their food to be served. 1.45 arrived and the sandwiches turned up albeit one was not of he .type we ordered and with this observation the exasperated bar maid said alright then I will take the food away and give you a full refund, again with no sign of remorse. When we challenged the bar maid as to why someone behind us in the queue for ordering food at 1pm had already been served and finished their meal her response was we should not be poking our noses into other customers business. Give this place a wide berth if you are looking for a modicum of decent customer service and civility. At no stage was an apology given for the shortcomings we encountered, no attempt made to make us aware from the outset that there were delays in the kitchen on the day in question and the bar maid was very defensive and rude, and tried to make out we were troublemakers. No recompense offered at all for the way we had been treated.

Simply, great beer, great environment, great staff.I just sat for a bit and had two Real Ales - a Cross Bay Sunset and a Weetwood Cheshire Cat. Both were excellent. Price very reasonable. Service was friendly and efficient, Covid rules were in place but not over zealous. There was no canned "music", just a gentle bubble of pub chatter.Just superb.

My twin brother Stephen and I jumped the train down to Southport ⛱ were we planned to visit some of the great real ale pubs that are to be found in this coastal resort and one of the first pubs we went to was The Guest House Pub,a pub we always look forward to visiting. I love the look of this pub ,multi roomed,a traditional interior, a cute looking serving bar and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside looking out onto the busy and bustling Union Street. We were here on a Friday early afternoon ,greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of the staff, we gave our details of name, phone number or email address to assist with the governments track and trace system and then sanitised our hands, we were led to a table were we ordered a real ale each,we chose Wychwood Brewery hobgoblin gold,this pale ale was served in excellent condition, we just kicked back, chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our pale ale's. My pale ale was really good, a crisp, well balanced, full bodied pale ale, hints of toffee, a beautiful aroma, very easy to drink, a real ale style both myself and my twin brother Stephen are particularly fond of. These are the type of pubs I love, busy,nice staff,great real ales served in pristine condition, what more could you ask for. We really enjoyed our pale ale's in here and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to here we had a great time. The Guest House Pub is easy to locate along Union Street. Opening hours are;Monday to Thursday, 11 30am till 11pm. Friday & Saturday, 11.30am till Midnight. Sunday, Midday till 10.30pm. A great pub,if your in the area most definitely well worth a visit .

The Guest House Is An Excellent Pub That Offers A Superb Cask Ale Range And Is A Pub Renowned For Its Meals Which Are All Home Cooked.Built In 1909 This Excellent Pub Has An Historic Pub Interior And Is A Superb Edwardian Pub With Many Original Fixtures And Features And Has Plenty Of Good Seating Areas All Through The Pubs Multi-Roomed Interior.This Fantastic Pub Is One Of The Best Cask Ale Pubs Around Southport And When We Visited It Was So Busy In Here I Didn't Think We Would Get A Seat.They Found Us A Small Table And We Then Ordered Our Ales After We Gave Our Track And Trace Details.When We Were In Here It Was Table Service Only And As We Had Seen The Beer We Wanted'We Asked Could We Have A Wynchwood Brewery Ale Each Which Where Perfectly Served And A Price I Would Expect To Pay In A Pub Like This.This Is A Superb Pub With An Historic Look And Feel And This Is A Must Go Pub If You Like Cask Ales.Very Easy To Locate From Southport Train Station You Walk To Lord Street Then Turn Right And Walk For A Few Minutes Then Right On Union Street A Couple Of Minutes Walk.(This Is My First Review The Guest House).Opening Hours. Monday-Thursday-11.30-23.00.Friday-11.30-00.00.Saturday-11.30-23.30.Sunday-12.00-22.30.Hours May Differ From Above.

Good selection of well kept beers, efficient staff, friendly locals and good atmosphere. What's not to like?

The pub is just off lord street, conveniently located for shopping. I make sure I go there for lunch every time when I visit Southport The lunch menu is not big but every dish we tried has been consistently brilliant, my favourite is the chicken and mushroom pie. It is always served piping hot, with juicy chicken and moist mushrooms in a creamy sauce. The mash I ordered with the pie is properly creamy. Try it if you get chance and you will love it !!!

Once the shopping is over I can taste the delights of The Guest House in Southport.Gail and her team run a wonderful pub where the main sound is the hubbub of gentle conversation with no piped music and the absence of any slot machines. Can you imagine this alongside excellent beers and home cooked food you could die for. The service is top class and always with a smile. Please disclose this information to no more than 50 people.

Try to pop in at least once a week for a couple of pints and usually something to eat. It's the kind of place you can go to read uninterupted if you're like me or have some friendly banter with the staff. Gail and Marilyn are a good double act and loom after their regulars. The food is a limited menu but benefits from this and is consistently good in terms of both quality and value. The pies in particular are fantastic, make sure to ask for played if you are in a rush as they are equal to a McDonald's apple pie in temperature.Great beers, though mostly of the pale persuasion, they do have dark ales and porters on occasion and are usually promised for the winter months. Can't go wrong with this place

Popped in for lunch during conference. Great community local just off Lord Street, friendly welcome, simple lunch menu served quickly, and great range of ales. Shame I’m not in Southport more often.

Food and beer are always lovely , eaten here quite a few times , price is spot on for a lovely lunch and a well kept beer , definitely be back

Great tasty food and a fabulous choice of beers at a very reasonable price too! If you’re in Southport this is the place to go. Thoroughly enjoyed our food and drinks and will deffo be back as much as possible, cheers 🍻🍽😋👌🏼

Pre booked a table of 5 for me, my brother, my mother and grandparents after hearing great food reviews we hopped on the train from Wigan and was rudely greeted seconds after stepping through the door!Me and my younger brother were the first to walk in and without a smile, very sharply, the man behind the bar said “No kids allowed!” So my mum took over and asked which kids he was referring to and he gestured towards my 20 year old self and almost 18 year old brother.I then explained my age and that we are all wanting to eat food he really didn’t want to entertain us so the 5 of us left after being offered to sit in the beer garden (in the rain)It wasn’t mentioned on the phone during the booking that they do not allow children or even asked whether children where coming and then when this issue was brought up the tender again rudely interrupted to say “we shouldn’t have to do that” I would like to add that anyone over the age of 16 is LEGALLY allowed In a pub whether they “allow” children or not as long as they’re accompanied by an adult and are not drinking alcohol! The choice to not allow this if given to the bar tender...

I'm astounded how a public house with a food menu turns away a family as our son was only five but I saw at least two dogs without a lead enjoying the delights of this establishment, i visited on a hot Saturday lunchtime hoping to try the food with our son, i was immediately pounced on and sharply shown the door as "no children allowed in here" I witnessed at least two dogs freely strolling around, maybe the canines appreciate the delights of this place but humans are discouraged not sure why?And people ask why Wetherspoons is so successful? Your loss.

Back in town for a few days, Guest House still the best Pub to visit. Big range of beers etc; very knowledgeable stafft (I just ask 'what do you recommend'). Food is good value. A proper place.

My husbands favourite bar in Southport. We always call in, lovely people who work there and the locals that go in are very friendly too. A good choice of Ales also.

Fabulous meal, excellent value for money, tasted lovely and great service :) would highly recommend :)

Visited at lunchtime, as I'd heard that this was a traditional pub. I wasn't disappointed, since there was a wide choice of real ales available, and the pub has a very relaxed ambience.

We went to the Guest House for lunch on Saturday 9th March for a bite to eat and a drink... the choice of real ales was amazing, approx 8 to 10 to choose from, and a range from light beers to Amber to dark ones, not many pubs seem to do this these days ... now for the food, Delicious home made pies ( 3 to choose from ) with a choice of bread, veg, chips etc.... other meals available but I never see past the pies ! ..You won't pay more than a tenner for 2 meals, which is unbelievable these days. Give it a try, highly recommended.. ps. The staff are very nice too...

No food on this visit just a few drinks including some cask ale in a quintessentially English pub. They all used to be like this but sadly few are now left - this is a gem and long may it continue

Just moved to Southport, needed feeding lol. What a find, lovely quaint pub in the town centre, friendly landlady and staff.

Went here last week with a mate who drinks here on a regular basis as he lives nearby. Must admit if I lived within walking distance this would also be my choice. Great traditional bar with great selection of well kept ale and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Pity we were only stopping for pre meal drinks as I could quite happily of stayed there all night. Didn't eat, not sure if they do food at night ? so scoring difficult, but as a traditional pub, takes some beating !

Well worth the undercover visit..nearly forgot my hat from the hat-stand. Nice little boozer tucked away in the shadier streets of forgotten seaside town.

A traditional pub stocking an extensive range of real ales all kept in good condition. By far the best pub we found on our visit to Southport.

Choice of beers changes regularly with about five or six on at any one time. A locals bar with welcoming staff. Visited three times on my limited stay in Southport and will go again when I pass this way.

We loved visiting this real British Pub. Never changed in years and I hope it never does. Great selection of beers. Well worth a visit !

If you enjoy your beer the Guest House is a must. They have an excellent choice of beer.

Still the best real pub in town. Lots of good beer choices, many guest ales which are changed regularly. Knowledgeable staff and a good Landlady. They do food at lunchtimes (not sure about evenings); good honest food at good prices - only tried the sandwiches and the fish/chips - both good quality, made to order. Will eat there again. Local friends tell me the pies are great too. Well worth visiting.

We stayed in Southport for Easter weekend and also to visit family who had recently re-located to the area. Having never been to Southport before I was quite shocked at how run down and old fashioned it was. Many of the local town pubs were just too ‘rough’ to enter and feel comfortable in. However we fortunately stumbled across this little gem, with friendly staff, a warm welcome and an open fire.

Attractive pub from the outside. Good selection of real ales but when I asked if I could have a taster of one I was unfamiliar with I was told no they didn't do tasters.

Great traditional pub this, lovely surroundings, separate rooms, bars and very well stocked with craft ales along with staple favourites! Comfy, warm and nice atmosphere and reasonable prices too! Could happily spend a few hours here and have done on many occasions, but also as a stop off before going for a meal in town too!

Come here at least once a week lately.

We like to call in here when we are visiting Southport as there is always a good choice of real ales at reasonable prices ; even though it has always been busy when we visit the service is good and friendly customers and staff.

Nice pub friendly staff nice sandwich and very cheap well worth money will visit again if in Southport

First time here and found it welcoming inside, I had one too many I suppose when I went in, good selection of beer on tap. The clientele were an older generation but I found it great in here.

My husband and I decided to visit the guest house on a whim, as we have heard they offer a great selection of real ales. Upon arrival we were met with absolute silence and zero atmosphere. However we decided to stay as the bar staff were very welcoming and very polite. They recommended ales that my husband would enjoy. I myself had an overpriced glass of wine. We were made aware that the night we attended was the weekly quiz night. Whilst waiting for the quiz to begin, we witnessed who we though was a regular (turned out to be the host of the quiz) verbally discriminating two young girls waiting at the bar. I was shocked but felt it wasn't my place to comment.

Went for for the homemade steak pie which was excellent and very good value at £4.95 for pie peas, carrots and chips and the choice of 11 handpulls was great. They have also started to let dogs inside the pub but only in one room.

I always visit The Guest House when in Southport. Still a real pub. Great choice of beers and good atmosphere. Food available; but not all day (very sensible). Staff friendly and know their beers (I always ask them for recommendations). Long may it prosper.

Saw this pub while looking at pubs in Southport ,what a find . A proper pub . We had lunch...

We called in here the other day whilst on a mini break in Southport. It is a rare traditional pub...

Llamado en varias ocasiones para tomar unas cervezas y gin tonics encontramos una buena opción tanto como bien buena selección de whiskys no tuve la oportunidad de comer, pero estoy seguro de que habría sido aceptable

Sólo tuvimos un día en Southport, así que después de un poco de compras que hizo nuestro camino a la casa de huéspedes para una bebida a la hora del almuerzo. Este es un verdadero pub en el estilo tradicional y es confortable y acogedor. En nuestra visita que tenían 6 o 7 cervezas y aquellos que probé estaban en buenas condiciones y a un precio razonable. Algunos visitantes pueden encontrar pasadas de moda, pero eso es el encanto de este pub. ¡Pruébalo!

Esto es todo un pub debe ser, una gran selección de cervezas, servicio increíble, un gran ambiente. Paramos aquí después de estar en el abierto, calados hasta los huesos y cansados. Gail y el personal nos cuidó incluyendo ordenemos un taxi, muy amable. Por desgracia, no hay muchos pubs izquierda como este! ! !

Si te gusta ale a un precio razonable y variedad, este es el lugar para ti. Hacen un excelente pinta de suave que es difícil de conseguir estos días.

Nos visitan Southport y mi marido es un verdadero fan de ALE, así que siempre hace sus deberes en internet en pubs ale.

An excellent pub, and there are not many left nowadays. Good, and good value, pub food (it's not a restaurant). I always visit when staying in Southport. Great atmosphere; Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Wide choice of ales with many guest ales. Long may it prosper.

We visited The Guest House on a weekend visit to Southport. As Real Ale drinkers, we tried the Peaky Blinders first which had a good selection of beer but was very crowded with lots of younger people who had obviously enjoyed the Liverpool/Everton derby earlier in the day. We moved on up the road to The Guest House and were impressed with the ambience of this lovely pub. No loud music, just nice people chatting and enjoying the beer and company. We didn't move anywhere else as the beer was excellent and sausages were handed out, which were lovely.The landlady, Gail was a constant presence, keeping everywhere tidy and making sure there was no nuisance.We would highly recommend this lovely pub and will definitely visit again.I would love to know more about the history of the pub though.

Found the Guest house completely by accident, looked nice and friendly so thought we would pop in, so glad we did, lovely old fashioned English pub, no TV, no juke box, perfect for a chat, that is until our daughter video called us, bit embarrassing really but on-one complained, nice friendly staff, mom n son I think, checked menu out, my fav cod chips n peas £4-95 seemed bit cheap so thought best not, that is until one of the locals I presume ordered pie n chips, it looked scrumptious so my taste bud got the best of me, opted for the Cod n chips n peas, must say couldn't fault it, was really nice, much better than expected for price, my other half got digestive problem so food limited, I asked for a corned beef and onion sarnie on soft fresh bread with loads of mayo, it came just as ordered, perfect, situated just off Lord Street opposite Bold Hotel I would highly recommend this first class public house.

A night at the Theater we drove past this place on the way in to Southport, decided to stop on the way home for a drink, has we had been hear before we decided to have a look in.Nice warm and friendly greeting when we went in this was a good start, nice and clean good service will go back again next time in town and spend longer there,

Friendly busy pub with plenty of character. Lots of real ales to choose from. One of the best in Southport.

A place to relax in. A marvelous election of real ales, wines, spirits, delicious foods, very friendly staff and even takeaway beers available if you're running out of time. .

Fantastic traditional old style pub with an ever changing great selection of ales. Lovely wood panelled rooms & friendly atmosphere. No visit to Southport should not include a visit to the Guest house.

My step mums birthday & she loves pies!!so the guest houses' home-made pies washed down with real ale was the destination of choice for a lunchtime meet . And the result was, as expected, up to standard

Poor my son was refused entry with us that was the licensees policy we were very disappointed as we had previously taken him in before

We come here every so often for lunch with friends . Good value for money . Good wholesome food and staff very friendly.

Love it here. Chilled and cosy pub perfect to catch up with your pals on a Friday evening after work.

We went here on the recommendation of our hotel because of the choice of real ales there. The pub is very nice - almost like going back 50 years with tap room and snugs. It has a good choice of real ales and has different ones on each time.

I have been to pubs all over the UK,but the best beer and best run pub I have ever been to is without doubt the Guest House Pub in Southport.My favourite beer there is Theakstone Old Peculiar.One Great Pub5 stars

A time-travelling Victorian would be very at home in the Guest House. It is a traditional pub and all the better for it. There is a friendly welcome and a changing selection of interesting beer that took us back there three times during our week in Southport.

I call in whenever I am out for a beer in Southport. If you like a good choice of real ale then this is the place to go. A traditional pub focusing on people with a passion for beer and good conversation.

Very nice traditional pub with ni9ne real ales on sale!!Ouside seating front & Back.Very friendly staff.

Popped in for a couple of pints and a bite to eat. Great selection of beers and had for lunch a home made steak pie with peas and red cabbage. The pie was superb and cost under £4. A must to visit when in the town.

Visited at the weekend with a friend whilst the Ladie's went on a shopping spree. Glad to see an old friend walk in John Bannon. Tried a selection of well kept real ales in a great Southport pub.Very friendly staff a nice few relaxing hours in great surroundings.

Lovely traditional pub. Love the atmosphere. Bar staff are all lovely and efficient. Love how there are several sections in the pub beautifully designed.Good choice of gins. Had one of my favorites ophir gin. My only criticism - maybe order some proper gin glasses for the expensive gins that are ordered. We will definitely be back as we sometimes go to the pub quiz Thursday night.

brilliant real ale pub. Nice beer garden. brilliant staff and the beer changes every other day. No jukebox just a real nice pub. Great in the summer

Took some overseas guests for a pint in this traditional British Pub ! I could not have chosen a better location. This is what a real pub should be like. There was a great choice of beers/real ales and the atmoshpere provided a great back drop to what was a business meeting with a social side ! It did the trck and my guests have returned to their country full of praise for The Guest House "A British Pub !"

A great welcome and a good pint of Pride. The Kilner jars with a sample from each pump is an innovative response to requests. Pleasant to be amongst lively conversation rather than the thumping bass of the restaurant at The Bold.

Excellent beers served by knowledgeable, friendly staff. Can get very busy at weekend evenings. Choice of beers is excellent and changed regularly wit about 4 or 5 mainstay beers as well. They do lunchtime hot and cold snacks but this is not a gastropub, thankfully.

Called in for a couple of pints on a Sunday afternoon and was very impressed with the range of ales available and the relaxed atmosphere in here. This is a "local" at its best - if more pubs were like this perhaps we wouldn't see as many closing down across the area.

like going back in time not many pubs like this left serves the best beer in town and has good guest beers to try, always busy been going in for the last 25 years on and off not changed much and this is a good thing this time

Great place for real ale. Always have several guest beers on - always well kept and changed frequently. Often have nice nibbles on bar around 6pm.

We had decided to visit one of the oldest public houses in Southport last week. When we arrived, it was noticeable how quiet the tables where, with no body eating at the time. We ordered our drinks from a vert well stocked bar. But unfortunately asking are you serving food? We where met by the barman who gave us a menu but came back with the result. We have finished the lunch time food but we can do you something if you wish. We unfortunately declined the offer, as we would have had to order three different meals. The fact that it was only just 2.10pm we where slightly disappointed we where to miss out. Have to say, for a serious drinker, there was a marvellous display of various ales to be had. It would appear that it is a real ale pub, so a very good selection of draught beer and bottled beers. If you want a serious drink I think the Guest House would take some beating. We finished our drink and made our way out. So sorry not to of had lunch there.

This is the Local for locals. Nice busy pub. Middle aged people mainly. It has a warm ambiance about the place. The real ale is good as well !

Busy popular place late afternoon when visited as mature couples mainly men chatting away and enjoying their pints and company but found seating. Expected more choice of cask only notice 4 available on the night, strongest 4.5% dark Lancaster black which was ok. Overall worth a visit.

After a recommendation of this place, we found it to be a convivial pub bustling with local people on a Friday night. A great choice of real ales and wines with a great atmosphere. Will visit again when next in Southport.

This is a beautiful art deco pub with no duke box or gaming machines to spoil the ambience. A good selection of real ales and good well priced food. What more do you want?

Called in here on spec Saturday lunch on a short break and stayed for over 3 hours. Excellent choice of beers, informative helpful and friendly staff and the few regulars who were in at the time were very friendly. Very clean throughout traditional old world decor but very appropriate and a lovely atmosphere. The pies looked and smelled great although didn't partake although will do next time we're there as we will be back!

Visited the Guest House and it was wonderful to see a traditional English Pub. This is a real Pub not a fancy wine bar and if you want to experience the way pubs should be then it is well worth a visit. They have a variety of guest beers which changes and I remember visiting this pub over 40 years ago and it has not changed. We will return very soon !

We moved into Southport in October 2015 and have been saddened to witness an alarming decline in the once proud resort. One thing we've noticed is the poor quality of public houses in the town. The Guest House is a welcome exception to this as it exhudes a friendly and homely ambience. Nice range of beers, although bar meals and snacks are rather limited and unimaginative. Well worth a visit as an oasis in a desert of mediocrity and needless excess.

Been drinking in the Guest House for over 42 years. Says it all. Good selection of ale served properly. The place is always spotlessly clean.Free food/ snacks most nights and a limited menu at lunchtime. Always plenty of staff so no waiting to be served.

The Guest House is a sizeable traditional pub with multiple room. It always serves a large selection of real ales with an ever changing chalk board listing the latest offerings detailing Brewery, brew, ABV and price so you can select the beer to suit your mood and pocket.They also serve a good selection of food if you get peckish between pints.

Eat. Delivery 8.50 - 50 mins arrived at 8.25 brilliant! Pizza came with free dip which you pick on the drop down section. Everything came even the drink! All food piping hot and sooo nice New fav place! Not dear

Eat. Delivery 8.50 - 50 mins arrived at 8.25 brilliant! Pizza came with free dip which you pick on the drop down section. Everything came even the drink! All food piping hot and sooo nice New fav place! Not dear

The best pub in town for real ale.Great selection and a good price.Cheap but good pub grub.What more do you want!!

My partner and I popped in to the guest house for a quick thirst quencher while shopping. A delightful little pub with friendly staff. We ended up ordering a homemade steak pie with peas and a side of chips each. Omg what fantastic value for money! A tasty hot lunch on a cold day in a friendly little pub with a lovely atmosphere.. thankyou

pizza base burnt and cold by the time it was delivered. onion rings cold and soggy not eatable, chips look warm and going soggy, burger cold. need to stop offering delivery if they haven't the staff instead of bringing food like this to people.

pizza base burnt and cold by the time it was delivered. onion rings cold and soggy not eatable, chips look warm and going soggy, burger cold. need to stop offering delivery if they haven't the staff instead of bringing food like this to people.

Slow delivery. Although the food was hot and fresh. Received 30 mins after what I was told. Good food

Slow delivery. Although the food was hot and fresh. Received 30 mins after what I was told. Good food

This is a great pub, daily selection of real ales and so many whiskeys to choose from... Heaven for the drinkers!!Would recommend it very much!

Didn't eat here - food is only served at lunchtimes however we went in both nights we were in Southport. The staff were very friendly and they sell an excellent range of hand drawn beers - which the other half enjoys. The one TV was showing the sport but without sound. I would definitely recommend this pub if you like beer and conversation.

This is one of the oldest Pubs in Southport and probably the best. The choice of beers is always changing but they also tend to stick to what sells best such as Old Peculiar which suits most of the regulars. The Staff are always helpful and advertise their beers on social media just to let people know whats on offer. It is an olde worlde pub with no juke box and a TV which is only on when someone wants to watch it and that is very rare. If you want a quiet pint or a good glass of wine I would recommend The Guest House to all.

Lovely meal lot of filling would recommended to my friends and family

Lovely meal lot of filling would recommended to my friends and family

This is a traditional British Pub and proud to be. There is a large selection of draught beers ( it's a local CAMRA pub) and the staff are knowledgable and pleasant. I frequent this pub often with friends and it's a joy not to be bombarded with sky Sports, loud music etc. it's a place where can friends can meet and do something very old fashioned --- talk to each other !! There are sometimes folk nights and quiz nights and the pub is very popular. If you are in town and just want to visit a decent pub with decent beer and traditional surroundings then look no further than the Guest House.

Garlic sauce tasted a bit iffy