Petre Arms in Ribble Valley

Reasonably priced. Very friendly staff and good device. Good comfortable surroundings. Best beef sandwich for miles. Large portions.

First visit but certainly not the last, a nice choice of menu , four of us ate and not a complaint. The meat and potato pie, gammon and hunters chicken all very good. The goats cheese starter also nicely presented and tasty, all served with a smile by helpful and pleasant staff.

Enjoyed my visit to the Petre Arms but toatlly spoilt by the attitude of on member of staff call Kerry her really shouldn't be working serving people with such an unhelpful and touchy personality. I think the management should be a little more selective in choosing their staff.

My colleague arranged to meet me at the above venue after dropping our clients off at another local restaurant.We had 4 hours to kill so decided to have a Christmas lunch at the above premises. My colleague lives fairly close by so did some research and found the write ups favorable . On the Friday before Christmas there were 4 cars on the car park which I suppose at least one belonged to the owner. Inside there was one man and his dog sat in a corner with half a pint in front of him.Inside the place looked gloomy and looking back for this review did not seem welcoming at all. The lady who served us was very friendly if not a bit surprised to see customers on this very busy day. I ordered a coffee which came before the food and although it was warm I was able to drink it at one go as it was not piping hot. The pie I ordered was ok but the chips were look warm and hard in the middle and the vegetables were either brown with age or were a little hard for my taste. I followed that up with a sticky toffee pudding which was a good portion but was cold. The ice cream did not melt which was placed on the top. I thought it rude to ask my colleague what his was like as he was paying but safe to say I wont be going back in a hurry. may be an off day I dont know but was very disappointed.

Visited here this afternoon with my wife, 3 children and the dog, fantastic food (the warm pork pie was ace), very friendly, quick service and very reasonable we will definitely be back superb thanks

We have been a few times recently because I believe we should support local businesses. However the last time we visited the quality had declined. I hope they pick up again as the Petre has had a bit of an incontistant history.

I've been in here numerous occasions now and it's always clean and welcoming. The beer is well kept and very well priced as is the food. Staff are very pleasant always have a bit of a laugh with them. Great place.

Visited on my own, great atmosphere friendly staff and locals food looked great and the price and quality of the beer was first class. Will definitely be going back.

This is a great, spacious pub in a superb location. The beers are Sam Smiths so are well worth travelling for and of course the prices are very reasonable. There are beer gardens front and rear and a good car park. The service was excellent with the only criticism being that food stopped being served at 6pm on the Saturday we were there - not sure if that's a permanent arrangement but worth a visit for the ales alone. We will definitely be back if we find ourselves staying in the area again.

Popped in at about 22:30 on Monday night for a glass of tap water as my friend was feeling faint and I didn’t have my wallet and the woman behind the bar couldn’t have been more welcoming. She gave me the glass of water and when I went to return the glass asked how my friend was. Brilliant experience. Will definitely be considering this pub some time soon

Warm and welcoming Very clean and tidy Beer consistently superb Back to being a great open friendly pub now serving food again Erick&Sam; its a credit to ya👍👍

After our family meal here last year (which we thoroughly enjoyed) we decided to return and was really looking forward to it, but upon arrival they no longer serve food. Was disappointed and left. Hopefully they start serving food again!

Popped in for a family meal and the Petre Arms did not disappoint! I had the lasagne which was fantastically cheesy whilst my family loved the gammon, fish and chips and scampi that all looked amazing. The portions were big and the prices cheap, service was excellent with well-mannered, friendly staff and the beer... The beer was absolutely fantastic! Best beer around and cheaper than anywhere else!

Popped in with my boyfriend for some food and a pint, was so surprised at the amazing quality at such good prices! The pub had a nice atmosphere, the staff were welcoming and were more than happy to help my boyfriend choose from one of the many beers on offer. When it came to ordering food, it arrived fast and was amazing- can definitely recommend the steak and old bitter brewery pie!! Lovely place, and definitely will be returning for another pint (or 4) of Taddy :).

Called in last night for a bar snack, enjoyed fish chips & mushy peas and scampi & chips. Good friendly atmosphere, great staff and service. Decent food at reasonable prices. Always good for a beer at an excellent price.

Love this place for the beer and the atmosphere.Thought I would give the food a try sorry to say it's not up to standard never had a hot pork pie for a starter before very strange The pastry on the main meal was very hard,the steak inside was hard to find.

Went this evening. Service was slow from bar staff and not very welcoming. Food was Ok but not great. There was no mushrooms on the menu but oddly had pork pies as starters. My husband didn't like the burger and the pies just looked like Holland pies. Wouldn't go again.

After moving back to the area we called into The Petre Arms a week or so ago and had a good pub meal, nothing out of the ordinary but good pub food.

Mi marido conocí a algunos amigos para charlar y me di cuenta que servían comida. Así que él me llevó para comer pocas semanas después.

Fuimos para el almuerzo de hoy. Aunque el pub no era especialmente concurrida, la comida tardó casi 40 minutos en aparecer, que es incomprensible como se notaba que era sólo a través de climatizada. Y ese fue el problema: mi cazadores de pollo era difícil y correoso. Cuando señalamos y preguntó si había sido a través de climatizada es bien conocido que el pollo no calentar bien, me dijeron que había sido. Si un pub sirve comida que no está recién hecha, entonces la administración debería hacer que clara.

Este encantador pub parece desde fuera (de ahí nuestra elección mientras conduciendo a través de la preciosa) de Ribble Valley. Sin embargo, el exterior es engañoso. En su interior hay una sensación de 1980. La decoración necesita una renovación y una carga de camión de ambientador Febreze todavía no se podía ocultar el olor a agua estancada de cualquiera de olor corporal o los baños necesitan un buen nacional limpio.

The Petre Arms is a fabulous pub with great food and beer. The comments regarding the landlady are uncalled for and unfair. People should remember this is a pub NOT a play centre. Some pubs are catered towards children but not all are. Some adults want to go for a drink away from children to enjoy some adult time. If you are looking for a family day out try a Brewers Fayre! This is a wonderful pub tainted by some very negative reviews. Keep up the good work Leesa.

Really surprised to see some of the reviews , lovely pub great food and best of all cheap beer !! I was unfortunate enough to witness the "paparazzi" incident in the pub, and I'll just say theirs two sides to every story. Shouting and swearing at the land lady isn't appropriate especially when she has a duty of care. Keep kids under control.. simple

Absolutely shocking! Arrived at the bar, immediately asked for a food menu, and ordered drinks, only to be told that drinks could not be added on to the food/table bill and must be paid upfront, which we have never been asked to do before. My partner then returned to the bar to order food as nobody had approached our table. She was then told that we must pay for the food upfront before we had even eaten, which again I found very strange. Whilst waiting for the food, my 2 year old son would not sit still in the high chair like most toddlers, so I let him get out whilst we wait. He moved a couple of feet into the bar area, only for a shout to come from behind the bar "can you control your kid we don't have them round the bar area" which is fair enough but I could clearly see him, and the bar area was totally empty, not one costumer was in that area. The shout came from the "landlady"Who seemed to have an attitude from the outset. After finishing our meal, I noticed a few different customers settling there bill after eating, unlike we had been allowed to proceed with doing. I then approached the "landlady" asking her if this policy had changed since we had last eaten here, and why other customers were allowed to pay after there meal?!? She then said she knew some of these customers , so the "locals" had different rules. I then questioned her about why she needed to shout across the bar to "control my kid" who had stepped once into the empty bar area, her attitude totally changed, she said "if you don't like it, don't come here" to which I replied I won't again! She then ran around the bar and snatched my glass not letting me finish my drink, and shouted us to "get out of my pub". Extremely confrontational and uncalled for which was very embarrassing in a busy room of customers. My partner had talked to 2 other tables whilst all this was going on, and they said they felt extremely sorry for witnessing what they had seen, and agreed we'd been unfairly treated. What followed however I did not like, total harassment! The landlady followed me to the door and began taking pictures of me and my 2 year old son who I was holding in my arms whilst leaving. I tried to snatch the phone out of her hand, and said "why are you taking pictures of me and my 2 year old son" to which she replied "I've got it all on CCTV anyway" so still very strange why she wanted pictures of me and my son on her personal phone device.Would not advice anyone to go with children, as far as the quality of the food, it's as the old saying goes 'you get what you pay for'

Really good beer etc, atmosphere bit stayed, really good prices but could do with makeovers, suits if over 55 not looking to get younger people in.

food was rubbish .Went for a family get together ,spent loads of money behind the bar and all they could do was moan about the kids,the kids were well behaved.We will have our get together somewhere else next time

Do not pass this pub on a cold winters day. If the underseat heating is not enough to tempt you in then the prices certainly are.Very good value on beers and food. A Back to basics pub but all the better for that and long may it continue

Went to the Petre Arms for the first time with family and it was fantastic. Great staff, great prices and lovely food. The food was extremely good value for the standard! Will definitely be visiting again

Visited this lovely pub for a meal with my family and the whole visit was perfect. The food was the best I've tasted in years and you can truly tell this management are the real deal. I'd highly recommend having a meal and or just drinks here. Friendly staff/management, amazing food and the drinks prices are very cheap. 10/10

We booked a table for 6 + my 6 month old grandson Christmas Eve, all our meals were brilliant, we all had a fantastic night, I can recommend the Petre Arms as it's a warm, welcoming & friendly atmosphere, thanks Lisa, Ben & staff for a great night

A warm and welcoming traditional pub serving good food at great prices. I would definitely return here when in the area.

Nothing gives you value and taste like the Petre Arms. A great menu with something for everybody: I enjoy the South Fried Chicken Burger and my girlfriend loves the Brie and Cranberry Pie.There is plenty of choice for beer lovers with unique bitters and lagers on tap. The service is quick and friendly and I'm sure you will see me there!

We called in on the off chance so see if they served food as our Internet was being unhelpful, and yes they did. We ordered Steak and Ale, Chicken & Ham, Pulled Pork Pies all were delicious and served with seasonal veg. I had the vegetarian Wellington with salad which was also delicious. The young barman with the Red shoes was really helpful. A really lovely pub. Thank you :)

I don' know when previous reviewer went to eat at the Petre but they weren't doing food all last weekend, apparently kitchen closed!!!. We have been several times as it is near to where we live and at first optimistic about new managers, they brought in new menu, started sunday roast, and also extended opening hours on thursday & fridays to all day. However, most of the staff seem to have disappeared, you have a lengthy wait for a drink and I wholeheartedly agree with a previous reviewer that the gents toilets smell disgusting. This should be a belting local pub but all the locals have serious concerns which should be addressed by the Brewery.

Whist Staying at the Mytton Fold Hotel opposite we visited the pub several times. On the 1st evening we arrived late but the landlord still allowed us to have food. The food was great and staff really friendly. The only fault I have with the pub is that they didn't take card payments.

New management have ruined this pub. Beer is hit and miss, the toilets stink of urine and the wait to be served can run into several minutes even if you are the only one at the bar. Landlord and landlady are rarely present. Food is microwaved. No sign of the Sam Smiths ethos -friendly welcome, know your name etc. It's a real shame.

We were very pleased with the quality and presentation of the food and very good value for money. We ended up having 3 courses and would recommend the aubergine and beetroot curry! The staff very extremely friendly and the food service was really prompt and food came out nice and hot. The only downside was that they have no card machine and it was cash only, however they said they will be getting a card machine. We would visit again and recommend to others.

I have been going to the Petre Arms for a long time with my Father who has Dementia. Shell and hubby were fantastic but it is just not as friendly. The new pie on the menu is a disappointment and my poor Dad cannot understand why he can't have his steak pudding Shell would have spent time with him but not this new Landlady I wonder if she can actually smileCome back Shell.

We called in for a quick pint only to find that the Oak Sam Smiths was not available. I had a nice alternative pint but my wife had a warm white wine although it appeared to come out of the refrigerator. Although we didn't eat there, the menu was varied and looking at other customers, the food appeared to be enjoyable.

What a co-incidence. Not been for years and decided to call in for lunch. Turned out the new folk have only been in charge for just one week. Very friendly welcome and made to feel right at home. The lunch was great but the Samuel Smiths Best Bitter was a real bargain at £1.90 a pint. Fantastic. Will definitely be visiting again.

I was out fell walking with my wife and had worked out that the Pub closed at 3.00pm on Fridays as this is clear on their Google info. I arrived at 2.40pm passed a number of locals outside the pub on the benches with full pints of beer only to be told that they were now shut.I was not offered water, a soft drink, a cup of coffee, half a pint etc, but was told very bluntly that the pub policy was that I had to order by 2.45 to be served and that was the rules.Is it any wonder that country pubs are closing down with attitudes like these. We would almost certainly had drunk up and gone quicker then the people who had already been served 5 minutes ago !!Rules are rules, and if they close at 2.45pm thats fine with me as long as they don't advertise that they are open until 3.00pm. On a long walk we could easily had made sure we were there for 2.45pm if we had known this. To arrive there and have nowhere we could now replenish our energy was very frustrating, and the way the news was delivered to us showed no sympathy or flexibility for our plight.Please be warned if you are planning to go to this pub.

This establishment is unrecognisable from the friendly, welcoming place my family once I must say this pub has some good points. It's really cheap and quiet. There are a few little annoyances (tasteless football memorabilia, you can't pay by card, there's no wifi, no branded drinks). These attributes are forgivable, public humiliation by the staff is not. I was sat alone (already feeling very self conscious) in the middle of a lovely bank holiday Sunday afternoon. I purchased my drink and sat down by the door. Noticing my laptop battery was about to die, I plugged it into the nearest socket but it wasn't live, so no charging for my computer. Nevermind, I thought. Within minutes, I was confronted by an irate barmaid who, in front of 10-12 local (presumably regular) patrons, berated me for "stealing her electricity". Literally accuses me of stealing from her in front of all these strangers, but at the same time accepting the sockets were dead. Folks, even if the sockets were live, 15 minutes electricity is about .001 pence. This went on for about 2-3 minutes. I managed to keep calm and not retaliate or make a bigger scene, so as not to create any stress for the predominantly elderly customers. No doubt about it, this lady was intent on humiliating me in front of the others. The other customers seemed really embarrassed, even apologetic. I wasn't expecting amazing service or whatever, I just wanted to keep myself to myself and enjoy 20minutes on my own while my car was being valeted nearby. I get that some services with dozens of people plugging their machines into the electricity everyday might be an issue, but not here. I'm probably the only person to have tried to charge something there that week!I hope that no one else is humiliated here in the same way. All it would have taken was a quiet word saying please ask permission next time (even then I wouldn't ever come back).

This local pub has some unusual beers and ales at good prices. The food was excellent value freshly prepared and delivered hot and well presented. We were staying at the Mytton Fold hotel and on a budget. The pub is just a couple of hundred yards from the hotel.. By the way they only accept cash, that was no problem for us. It is probably why they can keep their prices low.

Stopped in the hotel near by and we fancied eating somewhere else to the hotel. I must say we were over the moon when we stumbled on this little gem. The food was tremendous with fantastic Samuel Smith beer on tap. This place is a must if your in the area. I'll definitely be back when I'm up this neck of the country again

We visited the Petre Arms during a family wedding weekend. The licensee was informed earlier in the week that a group of approximately 20 would be attending the establishment for an evening meal and get together. The idea was so family members from the groom and brides families could get together and break the ice prior to the big event the following day. When we arrived at 7pm there were a number of the group already present. It eventually reached 25 - 27 people. Drinks were purchased and after introductions, people started ordering food. A group of about 8 of the last of the group tried to order food but were told that no more food orders were being taken !! Appeals were made but there was no moving the staff.Had the food that had already been ordered not been paid for, the whole group were going to up stumps and cross the road to a hotel restaurant and bar directly opposite. Those that were refused food either travelled to a local McDonalds and some went to the restaurant across the road (and excellent feedback came about the quality of food and staff from the hotel). Those of us that got food from the Petre Arms didn't buy anymore drinks and when meals were finished, crossed to the road to the hotel bar where a very good late evening and drinking was had by all. It was only as the staff from the Petre Arms were clearing our plates did they say they were taking food orders again!If your business can afford to loose food orders and a group of over 20 putting money in your tills all night, you are very lucky.As for the food, pretty average. This is not a soured appraisal because of the refusal to serve food but an honest opinion. The portions were not outstanding, certainly on my small group the general comment was it was ok but definitely had much better. My steak was medium at the very best and not medium rare. Pretty dry and not particularly tasty. What was the point in complaining when the consensus of opinion was that the staff weren't bothered so let's eat and go. On the positive side the beers were good (and we would have been very content to spend several hours enjoying the beers)I am very unlikely to revisit the Petre Arms due to the distance and the particular reasons for visiting on this occasion. I am astounded a pub turned down what was likely to be a lucrative evening for them.

This is a "local pub" with excellent quality Samuel Smith's beers (keg and hand-pulled) at a local's price! They also have a comprehensive menu serving a wide selection of pub food of high quality. My wife and I are slowly eating our way through the menu and are constantly spoiled for choice when eating there (a complement we are rarely able to give to pub food!).The landlady is cheerful and engages with strangers and locals alike. The locals and the landlords clearly do a lot for local charities and are a focus for the local community, with school and church next door.If you enjoy an old fashioned local with friendly people, good beer and good food then a trip to the Petre Arms is clearly recommended!They also have a small function room with serving facilities and are situated just opposite a golf course. I wonder if they've considered hosting business breakfast meetings there?I'm amazed they don't have a website...I'll have to talk to them about that, seeing as I'm in the business!

Visited the Petre Arms last night for lateish meal. Food was excellent, a salad, Hunters chickens and steak pudding, service was good and the drinks of beer were well priced.

Lovely home cooked food with excellent service and friendly staff. Fantastic value for money on food and drink. Cosy and welcoming definely worth a visit if in the area. I shall certainly return.

Andy and Michelle who run the pub are the friendliest couple you could wish to meet, They are always very welcoming and the food is excellent., you will never leave feeling Hungary everyone is made very welcome J & A

We visit the Petre Arms two or three times a month.The staff are welcoming and attentive to your order.It is a friendly place and we enjoy the food, without having to worry about the price.It has the nice atmosphere of a village pub.

Been going here for years,food is wonderful,beer is good and the landlady and landlord michelle and andy are lovely.well worth a visit.

this is certainly a Locals pub the atmosphere as you walk in the place is not welcoming as you get stared at by the regulars standing at the bar drinking . the food is probably the worst i have seen it looked like it had all been deep fried and you could also taste other food that had quite obviously been cooked in the same fryer to. the Managers are not at all friendly i over heard the male manager saying that gypsies where not welcome in his pub his wife walks round looking miserable no friendly smile and quite short with you when serving you . this is a samuel smith pub with its own drinks range . perhaps samuel smith brewery want their staff to be miserable and not welcoming or perhaps it is just these two who want to make you feel miserable im not sure either way i will not be returning and would not recommend this place to anyone

i am a regular visitor here mid week eveningsalways happy with the quality of the food ...and serviceand final price,,,, the hunters chicken is lovely £6.95i believe the liver and onions is goood [ not for me tho ]wine and beer are low priced too :)

Good all round public house with good value priced drinks. Friendly atmosphere dogs welcome. Freshly cooked food quick service.

Went for Sunday lunch with group of friends. My nephew ordered the burger. When it arrived he said it was the best burger he had ever had.Pub is dog friendly and family friendly.

Myself, my partner and my dog visited this pub last week. We walked in through the front door and the bar was immediately in front of us. To our left was a small table with two gentlemen sat down and a water bowl for dogs. The two gentlemen immediately made a fuss of the dog who sat quietly being petted. I briefly took the lead off the dog so that I could tie it around my bar stool and put her back on - meanwhile the dog was still sat down, being petted (less than 1 meter away from us). up to this point the experience was quite pleasant... Until, a lady with short dark hair (who we presumed was the landlady) came out from behind the bar and shouted extremely rudely 'put that dog on a lead, i've told you before'. Not only were we very alarmed by this comment, but so were the other customers, who frankly looked embarrassed! She then stormed off. We had been in the pub for less than 3 minutes when she shouted this at us, so it made no sense. The two gentlemen laughed and of course I put the dog (as i was already doing so) onto her lead. We had ordered a drink and were sat quietly reading a paper, the dog (on her lead) was lead underneath my stool asleep, when the same lady walked past, stopped and turned and shouted in our faces 'Haven't I already told you about that dog!?' I stared at her in shock at first and then respectfully pointed out that the dog was clearly on her lead. Again, she stormed off. At this point other customers were commenting about this lady's rude, nasty and frankly ridiculous behaviour - If you don't like people (or dogs) don't work behind a bar...After that the atmosphere of the pub was extremely awkward and uncomfortable. It is a shame because the pub is located in the Ribble Valley which is a popular area for dog walkers. Nice place, terrible staff.

Steak and ale pie with veg, gravy n mash for me and scampi chips n peas for him. Served well and eaten with pleasure.Service excellent.Atmosphere amazing the place was buzzing with conversation and happy customers.Thanks to Michelle and hubby and staff!We will be back.

Nice comfortable surroundings. Polite and pleasant staff. Priced for good value. Main course well presented and appetising. Only 3 choices for dessert. Would visit again, ok for a casual meal. Would benefit from a specials board with a bit more choice

Dined here with an American colleague, proper British Pub, good food, excellent service - and great beer to boot. You cannot go wrong here.

I much enjoyed my lunch (Chicken Caesar Salad) and the customer service along with the relaxed atmosphere. The pub is average size, though quite cosy with its layout.Yes I recommend it.

The Petre Arms, situated in Langho, is a traditional pub, no snooker table, no pool table, no rowdy people, and everyone with a smile on their face.The food and beer is outstanding, the decor is welcoming, staff are cheerful, polite and friendly, there's a magical aura that emanates from this place.Everyone has to talk. Instead of being on the internet, iPads, tablets and phones, people really do speak to one another.This place is the best in bringing out the good conversation within ourselves, rather than being sat in front of a screen.Keep up the good work, and I'll keep calling in for the occasional slurp of the finest.

Called with friends one evening and where very pleased to find a pub serving nice food and good well priced beer.Staff where very friendly and efficient and the ambience just right.

Visited today.Food was lovely,great presentation.Staff are very welcoming.Always busy which is a good sign.

Visited this establishment for a drink on a Tuesday night. Car park full and struggled finding a parking spot. A local Sam Smiths pub which serves Sam Smiths beer and has a very good menu. Took my parents on Saturday night for a meal. Three courses and every side we ordered was excellent.

A true British pub with a a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Offering a wide selection of drinks at brilliant value. The dinning menu has recently been updated and the food far exceeded my expectations, well worth a visit! Just be warned they don't take card payments so make sure you have some cash on you.

Good atmosphere, good beer & good staff and a lot cheaper than buying beer at the hotel across the road where we were staying.

This place has it all - it's clean, food was good and very reasonably priced, choice of quality beers again all good value. Really friendly place with welcoming landlady. Will definitely be going back.

Excellent pint of bitter and excellent value food. Very pleasant traditional pub. Cheapest beer in the area. family run pub full of locals.

We had heard good things about this pub and they were all true, there was a lovely atmosphere, warm and welcoming like pus used to be. The food was very good quality and certainly value for money, drinks are very well priced, I can only recommend that you try it and see for yourself, we will be going back.

i was expecting this place to be a bit posh - however just great down to earth pub selling great food at really good prices. I will definitely be visiting again :)

We have now moved a few miles away from the petre arms but still try to go back at least once a week it is probably one of the cleanest pubs we have been in . As someone else commented the lack of music and noise is good as the customers talk to each other and Michelle the landlady is lovely , always pleasant with everyone Andy the landlord is busy in the kitchen preparing really nice food at good prices and really well presented . I have noticed that a lot of people at weddings etc come across because of the good and very well priced beer. Michelle also does a lot of work for charity and has a great selection of books on display can't resist going through them as you just give a small donation. Once again a great pub and dogs and children are definatly welcome

Been in a number of times for a drink when cycling & for a meal with friends & we always get a fantastic reception, great food, lovely beer at wonderful prices. Open fire, flag floors in the bar area, 2 lovely rooms & a nice big room at the back.The Petre Arms has everything you would want, even a fab hot chocolate!

Having moved to this area some three years ago we were introduced to the Petre by friends. We were immediately made welcome by the totally professional and hospitable management team. They provide a service to both local and visiting customers which is second to none, creating a warm friendly atmosphere within clean and comfortable surroundings. They are a credit to their profession. The food and its service is of the highest quality. I would not hesitate to recommend the Petre to friends and families alike.Having spent life as a police officer dealing with licensing issues and nine years as the Regional Security Manager for Scottish & Newcastle group of companies covering Centre Parcs,, Pontins, Premier Lodge , Hotels and Licensed Premises, I can not recommend The Petre Highly Enough.

Great family pub, we visit regular and always receive friendly warm welcome. The food menu will suit most tastes and I can particularly recommend the chicken and Wiltshire ham pie (with mash!). You won't disappointed.

Good food at the Petre, 3 adults all ate for under £30 and had starters and mains, super cheap drinks, although not branded couldn't complain at all! Would recommend

Having been to the Petre Arms many times with my children, I can safely say it never disappoints! The staff are so friendly and helpful, they all have a great repor with the locals who are also lovely people! All in all its a fantastic traditional Samuel Smiths pub with great value for money on the food and drinks, the pub is spotless and the service is brilliant. Definitely recommend a visit!

We called today as a family after celebrating my niece's 1st birthday and intended to stay and have a few drinks. My two boys sat at a different table and quietly played on their i-pads. Aged 7 and 8 I felt they were a credit to us as they were very quiet and well behaved. Unfortunately, the lady behind the bar (maybe the landlady) asked for them to be moved as she said they'd need the table as it gets busy (bearing in mind the pub was empty and plenty of tables were available). I do think this lady obviously doesn't like children and made it clear today. Families beware this isn't a child friendly pub. Shame on her as we were prepared to spend and even order food there.

Went here with family and it was brilliant! good value excellent food and beer, the staff were also very friendly, we will definitely be going back :-)

A nice old style pub run by Sam Smiths brewery. There is no TV and no music so guess what people do Talk was really nice the locals are friendly, there is an open fire and the prices are fantastic even by Sam's standards. £1.35 for a pint of mild!!And the blond bar made who was very pretty seemed to know everyone.

Although I have been to the Pub several times, this is the first time I have eaten there since the current licensees have been in charge. The menu was varied with a little more imagination for vegetarians than most pubs. The food was great with exceptional value at between £6-7.50 for the main courses. Our 6 year old's spag bol went down a treat. The pub is owned by Samuel Smiths, an unintentionally quirky outfit - all the drinks are their own brands. Don't let that put you off as the ales are very good quality as well as being cheaper than other pubs - just don't expect to drink Guiness, John Smiths etc. The service was friendly too. Will be going again.

For anyone loving real ales, this is a place to go. Selling Samual Smiths ales and good food. Beer prices very good. Not open all day but a lovely friendly place to visit.

we arrived today for a series 2land rover club event. 31 of us in total and a wedding party also in the pub.We use the back room and order food in families , food ranges from £5 to £10 , is well cooked, chips were rated! Liver and onions, stark and kid suet pudding, steaks, pies, gammon, lasagne, childrens meals. All served with a smile and all enjoyed. Well done, beer is great value too as Sam smiths pub. Well recommended

Love the Petre Arms, great beer that is cheaply priced, food is very good also. Walking distance from the Mecure Hotel and the hotel at the golf course. Great place to unwind after work

My family enjoyed visiting this little gem of a pub. The food was of a good quality (a pie with pastry all around - hooray!) and there was some choices of beer and wine, some at very reasonable prices. The service was excellent and my young son was made to feel very welcome too. A place a look forward to visiting again next time I am in the area.

My family and I visited The Petre based on previous experience (albeit quite a few years ago) and were greeted with another great experience.Although the pub was quiet, which is unavoidable due to its location in the countryside of the Ribble Valley, the welcome from the landlady was warm and friendly and she had a great rapport with all of the customers who visited.The food was freshly prepared and extremely good value for money, even as a lunch time snack.The drinks prices were also reasonable and given that this is a Sam Smith's pub, all the beer is Organically produced (a fact that I didn't know before).Pubs such as The Petre are the hearts of the community and I hope that other people get the chance to experience a great meal like we had.