Nabs Head in South Ribble - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Family cosy pub great friendly staff, perfect xxx Excellent food we all enjoyed, perfect thanks chef xxx 100 percent recommend.

Stopped off for lunch on the way to football. A friendly reception, prompt service and good pub food. Only loses a star for not answering the phone whenever I rang to check availability!

We have visited here multiple times over six years, before, during (in the tent outside) and after Covid, with different tenants. I was delighted to see it had reopened, and have visited several times since October 23. Food and service has always been excellent. Menu is perhaps less wide ranging than previously, with pizzas and curries missing. But there is still a good range of classic pub food, done very well.

An absolute delight to visit again The Nabs Head at Samlesbury, a warm welcome was had by all, the staff was friendly and welcoming, the food was delicious and plentiful, the ale was a delight. All in all a great place to dine. A lovely log burner certainly adds to the establishments charm. My personal recommendation a definite 5*

Our first visit since lindsay took over. We used to come regularly when Michael was here but after closure and the first re opening we have not visited. We came with a friend and our 3 dogs , the lunch menu looked great but we asked if any specials were on. After checking in kiitchen my hunt had sea bass and king prawns. It was beautiful. Hassel back potatoes and the trimmings. I had the chichen supreme with black pudding and medley of veg etc and our friend had chicken bacon ciabbata with fries etc . I can honestly say it was the best pub meal we have had in ages. Thanking you so much . The staff were lovely , helpful and attentive. It was a pleasure to meet lindsay too. We will be back soon .

A fantastic small friendly pub serving a wide range of excellent food at very reasonable prices. Spotlessly clean. I live an hour away but will make every effort to return, definitely worth doing.

We have only eaten out rarely during the pandemic, but have visited the Nab’s Head twice recently. Scrupulously clean, alcohol gel available, reduced capacity, and screens around the bar. Food and service have been excellent.

3 of us went, Tuesday 19th August 2020 taking advantage of the 'Help Out To Eat Out' deal. On arrival, hand sanitizer at the door and another inside the little establishment. We had booked for 7pm, we were 5 minutes early. The waitress was around, another working behind the bar. Stood there which seemed like ages, waiting for them to ask the name of the party booked, to be seated. Puts you on edge, with the current situation. No starters, were ordered. At the moment they have a reduced menu, like many places. So hubby got 'Large' Cheese and Onion pie with Chips and Beans. Son a Southern Fried Chicken Burger and myself Roast Beef Dinner. Would like to see what the small Cheese and Onion Pie comes as, not very large at all. Nevertheless husband said it was nice. But, didn't like the Chips. Maybe just personal taste. Chicken Burger also nice, apparently. The Roast Beef dinner, plenty of meat which was just satisfactory I guess. Didn't taste like it had been roasted off a joint. Then again, was mid week. The potatoes were appalling, 'mash' full of loads of hard potato pieces, 'roast' chip panned, but very nice Home made Yorkshire Pudding and decent fresh vegetables. One dessert was ordered, son loved it and was demolished in mins. With more attention, this place where we have visited frequently over the last 20 years, more so before the take over, could be a very good/excellent eating place.

We've tried quite a, few of the dishes on the menu in the last month and ALL have been equally delicious and none have been below par.The soup is usually excellent. The pate is flavoursome and not too smooth. The prawns are amazing. Equally the cajun chicken goujons is a good size and fills the spot.Recommended from the mains are the fried chicken special the southern fried and salt and pepper are spiced cooked perfectly. The large gammon is fantastic value and plenty big enough. The homemade cheese and onion pie is tasty and the pastry is superb. The beer battered haddock is absolutely phenomenal. Crispy and huge again excellent value. Another hearty favourite is the chilli with rice and chips spiced just perfectly. My ultimate favourite is the cajun chicken salad main which is the best I have ever eaten, anywhere.We don't often eat a pudding but the salted caramel ice cream is delicious.Preferred drinks are Warsteiner and Fosters which are kept and served by the Landlord to the highest possible standards.The place is spotless. Modern. Comfy seating. A real village pub. Welcoming and friendly staff. Outside eating and inside are both covid observed and a pleasant atmosphere.It's very reasonable in price and cheaper than other pubs/restaurants locally. Their food really is delicious and I have never seen or heard a single customer complain in the slightest. Very good for family meals and they have a beer garden and a marque. Creative specials board and I think it was venison burger, beer braised steak or gammon which all sound tempting. Top tip ring and book ahead it can get fully booked it's that good

Popped in for a drink after a long walk by the river. Staff were really nice and smiley, covidd rules strictly adhered to, a lovely time in the beer garden soaking up the sunshine. Thankyou, we will be back.x

Had tea today, social distancing and hand gels at the door. Lovely atmosphere, beautifully decorated and great service from barman Food amazing, best cheese & onion pie and chips I've eaten and good value for money.

Good food, good beer pleasent surroundings at a reasonable price. There is plenty of parking and 5 mins to J31 on the M6.

I’ve been here twice actually, once with hubby and another couple for tea and then with my friend for lunch - both occasions food was amazing, totally enjoyed both visits and will definitely be going back.

This pub is tucked away in the back lanes of Samlesbury.Welcoming bar with some good ales.We ordered lunch which arrived without due delay. Excellent fish and chips. The smoked mackerel pie was tasty with new potatoes and rather overcooked veg.Good value pub food.

We took my mother here on Sunday for lunch and the food was excellent, I had the ribs with Southern fried chicken and when the meal arrived my first reaction was Wow this was certainly a full plate of food and the quality was just as good. my mother had a ham egg and salad and my partner had the Lasagne and we all thought the food was excellent. We have been here a few times now and we always find the landlord and his staff very pleasant and the food maintains a high standard keep up the good work and we will see you again in the future Well Done

First time for me, several visits for my wife and her friends. Hot Beef/Onion relish toasted sandwiches .. wouldnt want to chew this again! ... Beer seemed a little off too ... leaving an unpleasant taste ... it was ok, as far as pub grub goes ... but added to my theory of ńot worthy' of going too. Good effort

We came for a meal with some of our neighbours [10 in total], we hadnt been for a long time but after our visit we will definately be back. The guy behind the bar was great & seemed to do everything from running the bar, bringing the meals out to clearing up afterwards. The starters were enjoyed by everyone & when the main courses arrived i was glad that i had opted for the smaller portion as i had plenty. I chose theLasagne which was excellent,,again everyone else enjoyed their meals too. The Chocolate fudge cake i had for afters was delicious & the Jam sponge was highly praised The place wasn't too busy when we arrived but filled up as the evening went on. Would highly recomend a visit.

Polite staff lovely reasonable price. Good decor booked fast so be fast to book. Cheap drinks. Generally nice stay.

we ate at this pub while staying at Samlesbury Hall.It was situated down a country lane a few minutes away from the hall.The food was reasonably priced,good quality and plenty of it.The waitress Jade was very friendly and made us welcome.will certainly eat here again when in the area.

We came for a family meal whilst staying at samlesbury hall huts. The staff were really friendly, menu options amazing and food delicious. The price was really reasonable, we pay the same prices for chain pub microwaved food at home... this was by far superior. We have 2 children aged 5 and 9 and the menu options for children were great, love it when it is not assumed children only like chicken nuggets and chips... whilst chicken goujons are an option, there were lots of other options inc smaller portions from the main menu. Don’t miss out on dessert!!!!!

We were staying in the Shepherds Huts at Samlesbury Hall and chose here for evening meal because it was within walking distance (for us anyway!) and dog friendly. Nice welcome from the barman/waiter on entering, who got our drinks and provided a bowl of water for our dog without us having to ask. Extensive menu choice with the usual pub classics together with a Pizza menu which seems popular as a couple of locals called in for a pint and ordered Pizza to take home with them. Mains arrived in good time, in fairness we had been warned of a longer wait than usual as everyone had arrived and ordered food at the same time, but the barman was doing a sterling job fetching food, clearing tables and serving at the bar !! Our mains were all lovely, I had read on here that someone had said that the pie he had was 'the best he'd ever tasted' and can honestly say the same about my Cheese Pine, it was gorgeous and served with excellent chips and baked beans. Another good idea is every dish being available in Small or Large size. Desserts were also very tasty. All in all an excellent place for a meal or drink and one we shall certainly return to

Went here tonight with my Mum and Dad. Plenty of choice on the menu and the staff are very professional and friendly. I had the gammon (which in my opinion was a little fatty) and the cheesecake (with ice cream) which was lovely :)

Staying in shepherds huts in Salmesbury hall - Nabs head is 5 mins in car - modern clean cosy airy interior - lovely food, cooked fresh, tasted great, very well priced - would recommend to anyone staying around that area

Been here a few times and always had great food and service. On my last visit the two orders where both overcooked, could have been a different chef?

Friendly welcome, extensive menu inc many “specials” and great pizzas. All fresh cooked and reasonable prices 👍🏻

My first visit on Sunday 12 may 19 with friends, we all had a different meal, everything was 100% . The service was 100%, the staff were very accommodating and friendly.

Just polished off a chilli rice and chips which was lovely. Also had the lasagne recently which was equally impressive. The staff are always pleasant even whan busy.

We were made to feel very welcome and were able to eat in the bar area with our dog. Jade looked after us very well, nothing was too much trouble. It was an extensive menu and our food was delicious.

Staying in a Shepherd's hut at Salmesbury Hall with no catering facilities we explored the local area and came across this pub within a mile or so. Busy pub for sixish on a Monday night and serving a good pint of Thwaites bitter. We both enjoyed our food, freshly cooked and homemade. A good choice all round. We'll done.

Me and my wife visited for sister in law’s birthday. Some time since we visited before. What a transformation!! Landlord and landlady made a real effort to be welcoming and hospitable. Good honest food and drink at extremely affordable prices. I praised them both as we were leaving. At only six minutes from our house we will definitely be visiting again and again.

This is our group's second visit to the New Nab's Head and once again Michael and his staff catered for us splendidly. Firstly they facilitated our walking party by allowing us to meet on the car park before we set out. The pre-order was easily managed and we quickly set out to visit Samlesbury Hall before starting the six mile walk we had planned. On return we were given our own seating area and the food, which was delicious came to us quickly once we had ordered our drinks. The pub is tastefully decorated and furnished giving it a homely and welcoming atmosphere.

lovely public with a friendly welcoming atmosphere. Log fire to keep you toasty. Good menu selection from traditional pies, to make your own pizza and a specials board. Not expensive and the sweet menu was to die for.

after visiting nearby Salmesbury Hall decided to visit this pub. The food was excellent we had the home made meat and potato pie which was delicious! Very filling too!!!

We were in the area, and having passed the sign pointing to the hostelry on the A59 opposite Salmesbury Hall, tried the Nabs Head for a spontaneous Saturday lunch. We arrived just after midday, and it filled up quickly, even that early. The menu is quite comprehensive, but the specials board had very interesting choices, including goat curry. From sandwiches to fish and chips, through pies, lasagne and curries, there must be something for everyone. Our meals were served promptly, by a friendly waitress. So, a nice eatery, but it seems also to be a hostelry for the villagers too. In the evenings, I’m sure that the fullsome selection of single malt whiskies will provide additional warmth.

It's easy to complain, isn't it? Well, not here!

Always amazing something for everyone 👌from Indian curry,English traditional also Italian style pizza never leaves you disappointed love this place. Immaculate 5* Well done everyone who has Nabs head running beautiful.

We booked the Nabs for a small birthday meal. Overall it was a lovely celebration with great food and lovely service. The chicken burger tasted as great as it looked! Please give this deserving pub a try!

Early Sunday evening. Most tables reserved for later on. Very quiet. Like eating in someones front room really. Food was good enough plain english. Very reasonably priced. Staff not really engaged but polite. We were in the area so we visited. Probably wouldnt again.

It's a few months since our last visit here with our dining friends. Happily nothing has changed-quality,service,friendly staff,value for money ,all firstclass. Keep it up!

Having found that this was a dog-friendly pub we headed off with our poodle (Bobby) and were suitably impressed. As well as the children's, there are 3 menus, main, ciabatta and pizza and smaller portion sizes are available for most items, which can be handy for some. We both plumped for ciabattas, which arrive with chips, coleslaw and salad garnish. We both struggled to finish our meals, despite Bobby's sterling efforts in helping in this respect, and both ciabattas were tasty and filling.

Friendly service and beautiful decor. Daily specials board and love the fact you can choose different portion sizes. You can taste the freshness in every mouthful. Definitely worth a visit, high recommend.

Well I returned for the lamb shank and it was lovely. Little bit too much gravy for me though. Lovely surroundings and good service. Will be back

We both opted for the so called “ smaller portions” I had roast beef and it’s was lovely and far from small. Partner had the mince and onion pie and again was lovely and adequate. Lovely setting. Good service and hey I missed the specials board so will have to return to try my favourite lamb shank.

Stopped for lunch after visiting Salmesbury Hall, extensive menu and good choice of daily specials, food was delicious, would highly recommend

A midweek evening so business fairly quiet but enough people for some atmosphere.

Popped in for an ad hoc dinner after moving my elderly mother in law into her new apartment. Great variety of menu, everything can be a small or large portion, good service and excellent quality. Definitely return

We set off for a walk in the sunshine found this little place Lovely staff great food lovely quiet little place great walk from main road will deffo come again

Another lunch with partner and doggie,and another good one .Good food and good service,and well priced .Helpful staff too......we will be back !

I was recommended to visit the Nabs Head by friends and we were not disappointed. Friendly welcome, roaring log fire, good food sensibly priced and a noticeable number of guests for a Wednesday lunch time.

Called for a family meal food was excellent and well served although we had a wait it was worth waiting for.

Nice pub with great menus, including small or large lunch menu plus a good pizza and snack menu. I had the cheese and onion pie with chips and salad which was delicious very tasty as was the plate meat pie.

We popped in for lunch having a day off work. A really good decision as the service was friendly, the room welcomeing and the food substantial and good.

Comprehensive menu, including good selection of 'specials'. Children's options good and better than average, really just scaled down portions of real food cooked very well. Main courses come in 'Small, or Large' portion sizes. Unless you've been training your stomach to compete in an 'all...

Spur of the moment visit Saturday 15th December 2017, with a friend. Shared a starter, Tortilla Crisps with Chilli and Cheese. Delightful and tasty - expected Chilli sauce, but was Chilli Con Carne with melted cheese. Mains, we both ordered Grilled Lamb Chops. 2 tender,...

This is a friendly, well maintained pub. The food is good homely and has a varied menu. My wife and I have had a couple of good meals here, and are happy to drive from Southport to have a meal with friends. Throughly recommend this...

Looking for a fantastic meal great service and good surroundings you must try this Brilliant country pub

We were going to have lunch, but the menu was very uninspiring and we sat in the back bar, which is not operational, a total waste of space, with nil atmosphere, so we had a drink then left. we will not be going again.

The food was good and reasonably priced. However, the service was appalling. We had to wait more than an hour for our main course and, when I complained, I was told that everyone was served in order and they were not prepared to offer a discount. We were certain that other customers had arrived after us and been served before us but the staff were not interested. The attitude of the staff was awful and completely spoiled what was to be a family meal before my daughter's local wedding the next day. Very disappointing. We will never recommend this venue to anyone and will certainly never be using it again.

Visited on Sunday evening 6pm to a nice warm welcome, this is a lovely friendly run local pub serving superb food and a couple of nice cask ales. This is one of our elderly parents favourite who visit every Sunday and I can see why, we will certainly be back soon

First time I have been here, although my wife has.

Visited for the first time after it being recommended by friends, we weren’t disappointed, we both ordered the cheese & onion pie & it was absolutely delicious, well presented & reasonably priced, will be visiting again!

What a little delight to find, homemade traditonal cooking done well, on way to hospital with hubby and sorted the sign on the road decided to take a peek and so glad we did,a little treasure had 2 drinks main courses and a dessert and was 28.00 great priceless great food. Staff were very quiet not chatty lacked something,guy behind the bar was off the young lady who served us was a delight tho.Guy behind the bar wasted till we set down to till us the table was reserved.

Went to the Nabs Head on Sunday with my partner and in laws for lunch and overall was again pleased with everything, there was just one problem in which i was warned by my partner that the beef on the beef Sunday lunch wasn't to good but she can be fussy sometimes but this time she was right ,the beef was tough. The 3 other meals that was served up was a good standard along with service and price, we will return

went for a early dinner today.....sat outside at one of the tables.....lovely place to be.....staff very polite,food served quickly and very nice.Nothing to complain about here...recommended

Been here several times now whilst passing. The food is brilliant value for money and very good quality - some dishes are available as either a large or small portion. Lovely choice on the specials board too. This is quite a small pub so at busy times and especially weekends, to be sure of a table, booking would be advised. The only downfall of this very traditional pub is that the interior is very tired and dated looking. The wooden tables at the front of the pub could also do with a face lift as on busy summer evenings without booking these are the only tables available to use. We will keep returning though as the food is just great.

Great traditional pub called in at lunch time after visiting Samlesbury Hall, look for the sign on the main road, friendly greeting, no music, that's a plus for a start, no TV with sport or other rubbish, although there was one on the wall at least it was not on and if it was you could escape it.The food was freshly prepared, I had the chilli friend had the lasagne, we went for the large option which was just right for us.There is a good choice on the menu and a specials board all reasonable priced, a gen of a place.

Call in lunch and was not disappointed,The staff were polite and talkative.Starters mushrooms in cream sauce for myself breaded mushrooms for the wife both were decent portions and very tasty,Main course I had a large fish and chips and wow was it Large a well cooked fish with beer batter my wife having vegetable lasagna both very tasty we only managed one pudding which was sticky toffee and again delicious I can recommend the Nabs Head at Samlesbury to anyoneGreat service and great food

Visited the Nabs Head several times. It's a lovely local pub with a warm welcome and great atmosphere- Tuesday quiz night is well attended and great fun! Super food and good prices and a range of drinks a available.

Food very good and plentiful and good choice of menu. A little bit quiet and old fashioned, but good if you want a quiet lunch.

Went for a sunday drive looking for somewhere to eat and stumbled across this quaint little country pub.................lovely little pub with a decent menu,staff very nice and could`nt be more helpful !.I ordered the scampi and the wife...the roast lamb dinner.......food came in no time and both meals where excellent !.....i`m very picky with my food and i could`nt fault it !...will defo be going back for more...highly recommended !

Met with family for lunch, hadn't been before and found Nabs Head on the internet as somewhere central to us all to meet. What a gem of a place! Friendly staff, very pleasant atmosphere (no loud music playing!) and delicious food. Best salad I have had in ages at a pub. We'd come back without hesitation if in the area again. Thank you to the lovely man behind the bar for making us feel welcome and excellent service.

Searched goggle for some where to eat and found this place full of friendly people and had a buzz to it staff were very good and food you could not fault came with little wait and plenty of it we came back on the Saturday night just as good thank you for making our weekend with good food and drink x Kath Harper

What a great pub. Home cooked food to order, nothing is much trouble. Have visited a couple of times, and have to say the bar staff are fantastic. Very friendly. Can't fault this pub at home. Great country friendly pub.

large car park,very warm welcome beer well kept .A pleasure to visit a warm friendly pubwith lovely fire. Well lite plenty of seating. I had the black pudding stack, my wife had the breaded mushrooms for starters,& we both had meat pie, what a feast(and the main course was only a small portion absolutely delicious )prices very reasonable, main have two prices £6 & £9 , so it is not to heavy on the wallet.& they also have a specials..all in all a lovely visit. We will certainly visit this lovely pub again.the menu was mid range and the prices were low

Food was excellent and nothing to much trouble 10 in the group and everything came together . Prices were very good to and was great with the kids , cant wait to go again x

Have been here quite a few times over the last 12 months and have always had an excellent meal. Sometimes you just want to go somewhere that does good honest pub grub at a great price, and the Nabs doesn't disappoint. I'm a pie man and the mince and onion plate meat pie is just fantastic, great pastry and packed with delicious quality meat, and added to this you can have many options of how you get your potatoes and sides, and all at a really good price. Always made to feel welcome from the man behind the bar (the owner i think), and a great pint to bootSee you again soon

Small pub that serves gluten free food and knowledgeable staff. Service for food can be a little slow if pub over 1/2 full. Food portions large, even small portions and price very reasonable. Only negative comment I have is why serve tinned carrots?

Visited the Naps Head for lunch yesterday. Excellent memu good choice. The food was well cooked and excellent service by the friendly staff. Would highly recomend it.Good choice of beers.

Welcoming and comfortable pub with a good selection of ales, lagers, wines and spirits. Food menu is extensive and varied and portion sizes are huge! Even the small ones! The landlord and staff are extremely welcoming and polite, and always eager to cater for customers needs. The pub has a good mix of locals and not-so-locals, always making for a familiar and relaxed atmosphere in this cozy country pub.

Went today with walking party of 23 people. Friendly efficient service. Great Thwaites beer -well kept. Good basic pub food. Well cooked and presented. Lot of options on menu come in small and Large portion sizes - unless you have a gargantuan appetite small is more than enough. Pub is clean and had a lovely wood burning stove on the go.Would thoroughly recommend it.

Amazing food, fabulous service, great prices, would highly recommend this lovely pub. 11 of us ate here, some had turkey dinner - gorgeous, others had fish & chips, steak & ale pie, chilli, mince beef pie - all agreed food was great. Can't wait to go back!

Visited on a week day evening with friends. The pub is a little hard to find but well worth a visit.The pub was cozy, clean and welcoming. The staff were exceptionally pleasant and helpful. The food was great value and very good pub food. Really enjoyed our visit. Already arranged to go again.

Four of us visited this lovely traditional country pub for lunch on Thursday, warm welcome from the barman/waiter, reasonably priced food and drink, excellent quality of food really enjoyable experience and will definitely return

My Wife and I visited The Nabs Head for Sunday Lunch whilst exploring the local countryside.The pub is in a rural location, and from the outside has the all the inviting appeal of a traditional British village pub. The Pub has a car park that I guess could accommodate about twenty cars or so. The interior is very clean and inviting, and has the warm traditional ambiance that immediately puts you at ease, bringing back happy memories of the heyday of the British pub. Definite plus point is that there is sufficient room between tables so you never feel hemmed in !When we visited trade was brisk, although with the assistance of a helpful young barman we managed to locate a table. If you are thinking of visiting with a larger group at popular times, it might be advisable to book in advance.Great range of traditional cask beers, as well as many other popular favourites. My Wife had a large glass of delicious Chilean Sauvignion Blanc, whilst I enjoyed choosing from a range of quality soft drinks, the elderflower was very refreshing indeed. There was a fixed card but also a number of specials highlighted on the board, we decided on this occasion to treat ourselves to the traditional Sunday Roast, and we were not disappointed. Food was hot, well presented and very tasty, The Roast Beef was very tender, and the portion size was not at all stingy. Roast potatoes and veg was done to perfection.Would recommend without hesitation, we are looking forward to our next visit, there is a well furnished vault if you decide to pop in just for a drink,Looking forward to trying out other items on the menu, and the wide range of alcoholic or soft drinks. With two main meals and drinks our bill came to a very reasonable £25 approx. Next time I think we will try the range of starters, and may even squeeze in a pudding if we have any room left!Staff very amenable and welcoming without being overbearing. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit, a little oasis from the hectic day to day world.

Top quality pub grub in a nice environment. Lovely lad called Danny serving and await ng on. Well mannered and pleasant. Great choice of home made traditional fare at very reasonable prices. Salisbury gold cask ale in prime condition. Veg soup and pate to start. Steaks ale pie, chicken stuffed with black pudding. No room for spuds. Just off the main Blackburn Preston road and well worth the trip.

visited with my wife after a day out on the coast, early evening on sunday.4th sept. good parking area and a welcome as you walked in. selection of beers ok and wife had a coffee. menu covered most aspects of normal food, also specials boards for curries and main courses, being early the pub was fairly quiet and we ordered starters to sample the cuisine, served quite quickly and good so we ordered main course and sweets, all served quickly and all good.the staff were very willing and polite, rest rooms were OK ( downgraded on someones review). the bill was very reasonable as if you order starters, sweets with main course they come at a reduced price

Felt it must be worthwhile visiting as it was on Nabs Head Lane!We were not disappointed tucked on a bend there were plenty of spaces in its roomy car park.We took a window seat and the young barman took our drinks and left us to choose our food order. Most dishes offered a choice of "small" or "large" we both opted for smalls and were glad we did as it was a struggle to finish. The barman, greeter, waiter and anything else one would like to mention was attentive,very good at all he did and was willing to learn. Virgin American Express cards were new to him and he now knows the reason so many places refuse them.My small bangers and mash in a Yorkshire pudding with onion gravy and garden peas were superb and very worth a return visit one day.Sadly my visit to the restroom was like entering a wardrobe and finding the bank manager already in it. Clean but not surprising as the whole thing was so small.

Called in the other evening with my partner lovely country pub the service and atmosphere great locals made you feel at home. The food was superb no complaints whatsoever will definitely recomended and will be going back very soon. Keep up the good work

Taken here by local people who eat there on a regular basis. Great choice of fixed menu and specials. Food was served promptly, Great presentation and excellent quality.Staff friendly and helpful. Love the idea that you can order a small or large portion for the main course.

Excellent food , great atmosphere , friendly locals , good beer , decent prices .But too much Rocket !Perfect in every other way , but way too much rocket on the salad . If it said rocket salad then fair enough , but it didn't . Picky I know , but that's the only negative . Bit of iceberg would of been nice .Fantastic pub food , excellent service , great host.Pay them a visit , you won't be disappointed .

Been here a few times... always great pub food....nice remote countryside feel....Cozy and clean....highly recommended

Yesterday we had a great meal in the .Nabs Head pub,we like the fact that you can choose the small portions at around £6 each. We still had a big plate of fresh veg and good choice of meat.It is only a small pub but a very wide choice on the menu.I had gammon with pineapple,chips,tomato,mushrooms,carrots and broccoli,my husband had the roast beef dinner and the meat was so tender with delicious looking roast potatoes,and freshly cooked veg,both cost £6.Coffee was £1.90,sadly didn't have room for dessert.We are already making a date to go back very soon,hope to see you there.

Pie chips and peas - sounds boring - this was lovely - well cooked and plenty of it. served in a brown dish with a disc of shortcrust pastry, a great serving of meat. I had the small portion £6 my friend had the large portion £8.25 and both were more than ample. Great price too. Pub is nice and clean, very friendly staff, service is excellent + they have a few cask beers I think there was 4. I will be going there again so much on the menu appealed to me. my friend had a pint of beer our total bill was £16.75.

My wife and I called in Thursday early evening a friendly atmosphere plenty to choose from, the service was excellent, we both had a starter and both enjoyed it but the main course was superb steak and ale, all I can say is give the nab's head a try you won't be disappointed

Near the Salmesbury Hotel and does decent food and a decent bitter and has respectable prices. Dan behind the bar was very good, pulled a good pint. Off the beaten track but well worth a visit. Good parking.And the fish and chips! Marvellous.

First visit and very impressed. Young man behind the bar was very polite and friendly. Nice menu only gammon not available. Cheese pie meal plate mince meal onion rings 1 beer and half a lager lemonade top! Meals were a good size. Plenty of taste. Total bill less than £23.00. Great value good food and will go again!!

We came here by chance after driving past a sign for the Nabs head, and we're glad we did.The lad behind the bar was very welcoming on our arrival. I ordered the the roast beef dinner and my husband had the cheese and onion pie. The food was great and plenty of it too. Service from the team was great, very attentive.We will definitely return again.

The Nabs head is off the beaten track and one worth visiting. I enjoyed a lunch time visit with friends and had a tasty hot steak & onion Balm cake along with a pint of Salemsbury Gold bitter a 3.8% golden ale. Both were enjoyable. Prices and choice of food was very reasonable. Besides Thwaites Beers there was also Jennings available. Although I did not have any there was a nice choice of deserts including Apple Pie, choc gateaux and Lemon Meringue Pie. Plenty of room to sit and eat/drink including a rear room.

We hadn't tried this little pub before and are so glad we did. I wanted a traditional roast beef dinner and this did not disappoint! You can have a large or small version and I ordered the large one( as some local restaurant small portions wouldn't feed a child - yes you Park Farms Ramsbottom!) what a hearty portion this was. Loads of thickly sliced roast beef and good fresh vegetables. Wonderful. The only improvement for me would have been a little jug of extra gravy, which I suppose I could have asked for if anyone had thought to come and ask how the meal was, but no one did!My husband had the liver and bacon special and was also very pleased with his meal. I will certainly return here, but maybe choose a different seat as I was quite cold throughout.

Brilliant tea at The Nabs Head - freshly prepared and it shows. Starters of mushrooms and Bury black pudding were lovely, followed by a perfectly cooked steak and a roast lamb Sunday roast - thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Worth mentioning that the staff were so helpful and polite - not part of a chain and it damn well shows!! Why don't you see for yourselves?!