Scruffy Murphy's in Blackpool - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Had Sunday dinner and wow it was fantastic for the money. Will be back. Very nice pub old style with abit of Irish with it drinks very good too

A very nice public house in the spit and sawdust style as opposed to more snobby places they do have a disabled entrance which staff will open for you but no disabled toilet although I did manage, well worth a visit

Wow i was not expecting the quality of the food that we received.. Two of us ate for 14 pounds! My kid had the 8 pound daily special lasagne and i had a toastie. All home made and delicious, presented nice and clean with salad and chips. The waitress appears to also be the cook, but its well worth the wait! We will be regulars now that we are new in town and looking for some regular haunts. Well done Scruffys you were a pleasant surprise at a great price :)

Utterly gobsmacked at our experience today. We are not regulars as such but we go in at least once a month and have done since we moved here 6 years ago. Today we thought we would introduce our friends visiting to the place because it is usually so friendly but today was shocking. I'll start off by saying, I am a snowflake and I am not one of those nieve parents who thinks their child can do no wrong but in general, our child is well behaved. Four yes FOUR times the bar staff thought it was appropriate to snap on our child and for pathetic reasons. The first time, the "chef" told our child she was 2 floors up and could hear her shouting which was laughable because my child was actually sat quiet on her tablet and it was another child (who wasn't even that bad) who was excitable and shouting. Another time was when we was coming back from the toilet, I told my child to go to her dad at which she ran straight to him which was less than 1ft and a staff member shouted "oi, stop running" and there was two other occasions were the staff was extremely rude. Like I said, my child is not perfect but there was no justified reason for them to snap on her. If she was being a little sod then surely you would approach the parents and either ask them to rein the child in or ask them to leave, not snap on a child for crying out loud. My partner works in a bar which allows children and of the kids are being sods, he always speaks to the parents, not the children. I do agree that pubs are for adults BUT why allow kids in when you clearly don't like them.

Best Sunday I've had in a long time.Thankyou to Helen behind the bar and her kind friends who I joined at there table.Helens partner with the mad hair thankyou and there want to be drummer mate.🤣🤣