The Swan With Two Necks in Ribble Valley

First visit after recommendations from friends. Lovely traditional pub in a pretty village. The food was home cooked and delicious. Highly recommend, and we will definitely return. Friendly staff too. Thank you so much.

As old school / traditional as it gets . decent menu with a lower priced / smaller portion option , food is always served HOT , and a nice option is dauphinoise potatoes option offered instead of chips !!

We have regularly been coming here for a lunchtime meal two or three times a year. What ever meal we have selected it has always been delicious and well presented. You also have the selection of real ale beers. On this occasion we wanted our Chinese guests of an example of traditional roast beef and Yorkshire puddings. They were very impressed and we all enjoyed the meal.

I'm not one for usually leaving bad reviews, i would prefer to leave positive comments but i feel i had to comment about this place. Driving back from a lovely day in clitheroe and spotted the signs for this place so called in for what we thought would be a lovely meal. How wrong were we! We should have turned around when we were met with the bad attitude of the owner, she acted like we were doing her a favour. We were sat upstairs in what i can only describe as a dark room that hadn't been decorated for years. We expected a menu of good home cooked food. There wasn't a lot of choice so i had the lasagne and the other 3 had pie. The lasagne tasted nothing better than a frozen meal you would buy from a supermarket. The least you would expect from a pub that claims to have won numerous awards (i don't know how!) is home cut chips but they were deep fried greasy frozen chips and the pies weren't much better. It is definitley overpriced for what they serve. We all agreed it was not a good experience and to anyone who hasn't been before...do yourself a favour and don't bother!

Just go and see for yourself. My advice...... don't eat before you go! This is not dainty food! We are never disappointed and always amazed at how lucky we are to have found this little gem. Good idea to book though, as I might have got there before you !!

Great home made food and service. I had the beef in red wine (special) which was beautiful and the hubby had the chicken pie. Really cute traditional pub

Thank you to Steve and Christine for sharing The Swan With Two Necks in Pendleton. People speak of their dream pub. This is mine. Full of character, charm and warmth, it epitomises all that a decent local should be. A village pub, so many are known on first name terms. New faces are also greeted with a friendly smile. The Swan With Two Necks is a breath of fresh air for Londoners like me. So few London pubs have landlords known to the community, which rips the heart out, in so many ways. Crowned East Lancashire pub of the year 2023, there's an impressive array of cask ale. It's a place where everything is done properly. The attention to detail is refreshing. The menu is full of the classics. Ham, egg and chips, handmade pies and on Sunday, always roast beef. Walk-ins are welcome but booking is advisable. This was my fourth visit. I hope to make that five by the end of 2024.

ALWAYS warm and cosy and FRIENDLY How bizarre to read that this little gem is unfriendly. We are fairly regular visitors and always felt very welcome. The food is amazing and that's the most important thing. The staff are relaxed and ensure the customers are comfortable and satisfied. Today 28th of December at lunch time we had a great meal , the pub was FULL of people enjoying superb food, its a very small ancient country pub. It completely captured the spirit of Christmas. We love it .

Visited this establishment several times recently and in my opinion the best pub in the ribble valley. Food is quintessentially British pub food, good quality at a great price, nothing fancy but good honest soul food! The pub has recently been voted CAMRAs East Lancashire pub of the year and for good reason. The real ale is the best you’ll find in the area. The landlord goes out his way to find new and interesting ales with several different options being available on each of my visits. The landlord has a unique charm and a dry sense of humour which may not be to everyone’s cup of tea but for me adds to the flavour of the pub! Well worth a visit and if you like real ale this is the place for you!

🚫🙅🏻‍♀️👎🏼 What an experience this place is. After a lovely stroll around Fair Snape Fell, which I highly recommend, we decided to stop for the obligatory post-stroll refreshment. We took the longer route home because we fancied one at The Swan With Two Necks in Pendleton. Having been there on my own with a friend before, I was keen to introduce the place to my husband, son, and mum, and it was well deserved after that walk. As is the custom after a long walk, Little Man started catching flies as soon as we got in the car, so I sent John into the pub to scout out seats before I disturbed him. John texted that he had found a free table, so happy days, in we go. As we sit down, the owner, Steve, approached and asked if we had reserved a table. We hadn't, we just popped in for a quick drink. He then told us that "we need to move then." A little taken aback by the lack of people skills, we got up, and my husband did say that he had thoroughly checked for a reserved sign, to be told that "We don't use reserved signs, just like we don't electrify the tables, and next time, check with the people in charge." He then told us to follow him to a table where we could sit, and he was still going at it like a dog with a bone all the way there. So, we turned around and said, no thank you, he was rude, and we had no intention of staying, to which he replied, "Right, off you go then!" What an utterly bizarre experience, it was like stepping through a portal where manners and people skills were no longer prerequisites for being a civil person. There are all these social media posts about 36 years in the business and about Lancashire pub of the year, and it's beyond comprehension that this same, rude, condescending, arrogant person is one of the same. I'd never suggest that anyone avoids a local business; it's not in my nature. However, if you do choose to go there, make sure you have a thick skin and you don't have any issues with being treated appallingly.

This place is just perfect, we visit regularly and are never dissatisfied. Set in a picture perfect little village tucked away safely in The Nick of Pendle, it's a little gem. Fresh homemade food, generous portions, a surprisingly large menu, what's not to like !! We celebrated our Golden Wedding here on Saturday, tucked away in a lovely upstairs room so we could relax and chat easily. The food was mouth wateringly good. We were made very welcome, and cant wait to go back. What would I reccomend? EVERYTHING.

First time here and it did not disappoint it was very good, mushroom soup,Sunday lunch and ginger sponge and cream I never have 3 courses but I wanted to try everything the service was very good and very little waiting time in between meals it was so good we booked again for the following week

Food is superb and specials board is always something to look forward to. Home cooking is superb as everything is so tasty and hot.

this is a little beauty of a pub ... sells a wide range of beers at reasonable prices (dortmunder pils ) and has quite a good menu. Normally go for an afternoon light bite but went for afternoon lunch. Cheese & Onion pie needs a little work on it and the beef & ale needs a proper beer in in such as Abbots but on the whole will not complain as it was hot and a lot of it ...the sticky toffee pudding was on another level though little bit of twaeking here and there and would be the best pub in the area by far .8/10

Came for Birthday lunch and everything was wonderful. Excellent food could not be surpassed. Lots of choice on the menu from starters, mains and desserts. The food was well cooked homemade and hot. Excellent service throughout the meal. Excellent car park facilities and nice small hamlet which was very interesting particularly the church

The pub that just goes from strength to strength, the multi-award winning family team take perfection and then adds their sprinkle of magic. The CMARA awards are heading this way and the beers are maintained in top condition (as always). Excellent food and a warm welcome means that there is nowhere to beat The Swan with Two Necks!

The Swan With Two Necks is picture perfect, in a really pretty Lancashire village. The food is excellent , we have never been disappointed and the portions are generous. The cheese and onion pie is the best I've ever had, and the peppered steak pie my husband had was in his words "absolutely the very best " Chatty friendly helpful staff,and a cosy fire. Today every table had an Easter Bunny on it, and the dining room ceiling had hundreds of small Easter eggs hanging from twigs, so pretty. Also today the pub has just been awarded THE WINNER OF LACASHIRE AND NORTH WEST PUB by CAMRA ⭐ NEED I SAY MORE !!!

Old fashioned homely pub, went early and only just got a table. Seemed to be busy with locals which is always a good sign. We both had pie which were both delicious and packed full of filling. Great place for good pub grub and good value.

We haven’t been here for a while and decided to go for our lunch The menu was really good and the specials board We opted for two roast beef dinners And we wasn’t disappointed You get lots on your plate , all fresh , home made Yorkshire puddings £15 each We left very full and very happy Be warned you should book a table has it got very full

We have been waiting the opportunity to dine here for a while now and with it's popularity, booking is a must. It has a cosy warm atmosphere and plenty of 'Real Ale' choices. The food on offer is good and wholesome and full of flavour. Served piping hot with a portion that doesn't leave much room on the plate, we left the Swan having had our fill. The staff are nice and friendly and the service is excellent.

Excellent Food, 5 real ales, traditional surroundings, you won’t leave this place hungry. What’s not to like. There were 4 of us, Steak, Gamon, Chicken pie and Fish pie. All were very good.

We returned...and it was as god as we remembered. Our two men raved over the steak pie , we two ladies had fish, I had the pan fried haddock with dauphinois potatoes, my daughter had cajun salmon. Loads of vegetables. Desert didnt disappoint.....do try the...

Booked for lunch here on a drizzly autumn day. Welcomed by coal fire and hearty menu of food. Staff friendly and helpful- great selection of beers- they’re always winning real ale awards. The food was very good- had fish with dauphinois potatoes and some veg....

My wife and I called for lunch on August bank holiday Monday. It was our 35th wedding anniversary. We would normally go into Manchester for any celebration but I'm glad we took the drive up to Pendleton village. We had a nice warm welcome from...

Visited today, with husband and two friends. Got a warm unhurried welcome and a lovely table in the window. Such a pretty village so it was a treat to be seated there. Extremely large choice on the menu, hard to choose. My large pan fried...

This is a traditional pub in a beautiful village in the Ribble Valley. Some might say a little old fashioned but what it lacks in decor is made up by excellent beers and food…Always a warm welcome. The quality f the home made food is...

The warmest welcome at the door from the whole family who run this incredible true Lancashire pub. The best ales in England, accompanied by the best food in the world.

Visited with my daughter for lunch. A great traditional pub with friendly service. Cheese and onion pie was amazing and portions were large. No frills, just great pub food. Will definitely be back.

July 2021 and I was staying at a nearby cottage with my partner, his sister and her family. The day before we came home we left his sister and her fiancé to go back the cottage after a walk and we continued on the village...

A warm welcome from the ladies and some of the best food we've had in a while. Home made, plentiful, piping hot and served in a lovely shady garden. Dog friendly too.

We were the last table to sit down on the busy May Bank Holiday Monday. Most pubs would be on a low-eb at this stage (low stock, tired staff etc), but no, not here... here standards are always high all year round! We had the...

Food was very nice, but the landlady who threw the plates down on the table was not. Been here a few times now and never minded the 'not talking to customers who don't live in my village' attitude but Friday night was just plain rude....

What a lovely traditional pub in a gorgeous setting. On entry we were welcomed with a smile and seen to straight away despite it being really busy. Really pleasant staff- friendly and courteous. After shaving our drinks order seen to immediately we were shown to...

Been here a few times, never disappointed the food is always excellent. The pies are brilliant; if you go on a Sunday you have to have the roast dinner great value for money portions are ample.

This is a great traditional pub with superb beers and very good food, nothing fancy but very hearty. I can especially recommend the pies which are always great served with chips and mushy peas (dauphinois if you prefer). Some very special and very well kept...

The pub is very quaint and traditional. It’s a locals pub. Nice fires and the welcome, service is excellent. We are not food snobs but the menu needs some work. The beef pie meat was not tender and does not melt in the mouth. It’s...

A classic English village pub with lots of charm. A really good real ale choice kept to perfection, so a real find for someone who loves a nice pint. The menu’s perfectly classic also, a great compliment to the brinks on offer. If you try...

Havent been for a few years but called late for a booking. Staff were really helpful and accommodating. There was a great choice of home cooked food. Nice open fires and homey atmosphere. Food and service good. Good value for money and in a lovely...

Wonderful warm welcome from the Landlord, Landlady and every member of their excellent team. Open fire roaring, cosy atmosphere topped off with the best beer in England and food to rival restaurants the world over.

We visited yesterday with my sister and her husband . Very welcoming and good atmosphere. We all had the Christmas Menu which was Excellent. My brother in law has lactose and dairy intolerance so has to be careful with just what he can eat. The...

Went today as a guest of a friend who is local. He said the various pie options, the warm welcome, the value were excellent. It was.

Visited today for my birthday, the beer selection was good, and what I sampled was is great condition, I understand why it wins so many CAMRA awards. The food options are classic pub offerings, and I found the cheese and onion pie to be good,...

Good standard meal and service, nice to see some new staff. Hopefully things will improve and keep going, times have been tough but your moving in the right direction. Thanks

Excellent food, generous portions!Friendly efficient service by friendly staff. One of the best pubs in Lancashire.

A cosy by the bar and it is lovely to be back in the best English pub in the world. Every beer is a winner, just take your pick or try them all. The menu is big enough to suit every taste, but small enough...

Again good food and superb service .We ate in the pub then went out into a fab garden .Perfect even if weather is not good there is a marquee to sit in.

6 of us in the garden on a very sunny Sunday - arrived early to get a table. Good selection of drinks, asked about the gin selection and were told there were lots, but didn't know what they were. Every delivery of drinks had to...

Excellent bar in a very picturesque village. Good beers well kept. Dogs are welcome which is a great bonus. Excellent for a circular walk in the Pendle hill area.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon. Spacious and pretty beer garden and a good atmosphere indoors. Decent and reasonably priced food and a good range of beers. Worth a visit!

Bought two lunchtime meals, one pint and a glass of tap water as that is what my wife wanted. I was charged twenty five pence for the tap water. We spent a reasonable amount and saw no need for rage tap water charge. Food and...

Regular users outside of lockdown and have used the takeaway service a few times.The beef and ale pie is superb. Crisp chips and mushy peas, what’s not to like. Friendly service, well organised. Thank you Swan,you have kept a smile on our faces. Value for money should be 6 stars

Excellent takeaway food tonight of fish pie and steak with dumplings. Very tasty flavours and good value as you would expect from swan with 2 Necks

I have been to this place on several occasions and the food has always been excellent. The fish pie and Cheese pie options will not disappoint. Also have a decent selection of drinks and a nice outside area if the suns comes out.

Five of us visited the Swan at lunchtime under the Eat out to Help Out scheme. We had booked, just as well too and it was fairly busy but there was enough room to keep a distance. The food was very tasty and served in very large portions - I haven’t eaten since! Service was courteous and helpful throughout from the waitresses who looked after us well. The was a decent selection of beers to compliment the food too, all in all it was a good lunch and great value on the scheme.

Just had are first meal out since lockdown and had a fantastic meal, The Swan with two Necks in Pendleton Village could not have been better. They have everything in place for the COVID-19, plenty of room all around the pub, inside and outside. I booked at the beginning of the week for a 17:30 table for a early dinner.When we arrived there were plenty of drinkers enjoying the lovely sunshine in front of the pub and in the beer garden at the back.A young waitress showed us to our table inside and gave us plenty of time to look over the menu, I had the Starter of Bury Black Pudding, fried egg, and bacon crumb and the from the special board I had the Grilled fillet of Plaice with chips and vegetables and my wife had the lovely Cajun Salmon, Cherry Tomatoes with Samphire.Both dishes were cooked to perfection, very tasty and excellent service, a few pints of Larger and a nice bottle of Sauvignon Blanc. They also do a smaller portion for the smaller appetites and they also do gluten free meals, this is Lancashire at its best, Enjoy

I can see why they're an award winning pub! My lamb chops were fantastic, the beer is so good and I had great service.

This pub is in the top three in the UK and nothing will hold them back! Mini barrels of liquid gold are onsite for contactless, remote pick-up and none-the-less incredible. We are counting down the days t the full reopening!

What a gem. Amazing place, lovely staff and the food is wonderful. Had the best calamari ever today. It was wonderful

A proper Sunday lunch out an archetypically English pub. Amazing venue, wonderful scenery and fantastic food - and proper ales!We had starters and mains; a great menu and also excellent selection of specials. Had Morecambe bay potted shrimps and a black pudding starter. The shrimps were fresh and served with warm toast and a salad. Black pudding well done and again with a salad. Solid portion size.Mains were great: a steak & ale pie with homecut chips & mushy peas and a beef Sunday roast with all the trimmings. The beef in both the pie and the Sunday roast were great; tea flavour in them and cooked really well. The Yorkshire with the roast was excellent as were all the trimmings. The pie was a huge serving and really hit the spot.All in all a great meal and exactly what eating out on a Sunday should be - can't recommend highly enough! Five stars

Less than an hour before we were due to arrive our party increased from 4 to 5. I rang on ahead and the lovely landlady made all the arrangements, no problem at all. The five of us were given a wonderful table in the window by the open fire. This is one of the top 4 beer pubs (CAMRA) in the country and the food is up there to match it! See you again soon...

We were looking forward to trying this place but unfortunately the food was disappointing. The minced beef pie was bland and was obviously warmed up in the microwave as the pastry was stodgy and soft. Best thing about our meal was the mushy peas! Very poor choice for vegetarians, cheese pie,again microwaved and pasta with mozzarella and tomato! We won't be returning.

I've been several times here for food . The pub deserves its reputation. The beer is always first class , the food awesome. I had lamb rump with dauphinoise potatoes. Oh my !!! Pink tender just delightful. ...Potatoes....rich creamy and delicious. Somehow I found room for syrup sponge and custard again superb .my partner had fish pie which she says is always excellent Staff always friendly and polite . Looking forward to another visit 11 out of 10 . Easy 5 stars

Great food and beer pity about the grumpy and bad service let's them down. Booked a table for ten family 2 months ago, phoned day before to make sure all okay when we arrived we were seated on two separate tables, no apologies or anything need I say more.

Really nice food, lovely staff, nice atmosphere. I had the beef in red wine sauce and it was really tender. My daughter loved the lamb chops from the Specials board. She said they were a bit chewy but she would have them again as they were very tasty. My son who is a fussy eater loved the kiddie lasagna. And the steak and ale pie was perfect according to my partner. Can't complain about the desserts either :)

Phoned up to book a table at 1,15 Christmas Eve to be told they stopped serving at 1,45 but we were very welcome if we could get there before last orders for the afternoon service ended,upon arrival the pub was busy and after a short wait at the bar we were shown to a table ,at this point I would like to point out the lady who served us our drinks and took our order was the landlady who was very nice and more than happy to offer her advice on the menu,at what was an extremely busy time.My wife had the plate meat pie with chips and mushy peas,I opted for the large fish pie,(I was hungry ok) both meals came piping hot mine with fresh vegetables,we both agreed the food was really nice full of flavour,hearty portions but unfortunately left no room for dessert,note to self next time get the smaller fish pie.So to sum up if you want quality tasty pub fare at a reasonable price then give it ago,

All the food is home cooked & delicious,the atmosphere was a typical country pub.Our meal was served with in a few minutes of ordering.My wife had 3 huge lamb chops with new potatoes,carrots,cabbage & peas.I had plate meat & onion pie with chips & vegetables,all freshly cooked.They have a good range of beers & comfy chairs and a roaring fire. A must pub to go too.

A lovely pub,in gorgeous surroundings and currently in the top four Camra listed taverns in the country. Friendly staff. Steve's fish pie was huge and the best he had ever tasted. With my steak and kidney pie, a soft drink and a pot of tea, really good value at £29. Just 15 miles from Preston, outstanding.

First time at this establishment after recommendation from younger brother. We travelled about an hour to arrive about 12.30pm. The table had been reserved for us by the log fire ,in a cosy warm atmosphere. The ambiance of this pub is of a bygone age, when visiting a friendly village hostelry, was the highlight of the day,this experience was no different. A warm and engaging greeting awaited our group of four people, eagerly anticipating a rewarding visit, we were not disappointed. All our party chose different options and we could hardly believe the generous portions, better still each of us stated that it had been one of the best meals ever. We will be returning soon to relive the occasion.

The food here is home cooked, fresh, hot and tasty. I had the haddock florentine. The portion was very generous, came with a choice of potatoes and a large portion of vegetables for everyone to share. Prices were fair especially for the size of portion. Desserts looked good - creme brulee was delicious. Service very good. Beer excellent. Lovely country pub with a good atmosphere.

Called in last Wednesday after walking . Went for the cottage pie with mushy peas which was excellent and a generous portion . All the group enjoyed the food and thought it was great value. The beer was excellent as usual and the food is consistently good pub grub .

This is the first time my parents have been here, and my first time in a couple of years. The food was excellent, and the portions are very big. Hot and Spicy chicken wing starter could easily feed two, maybe three people! Each meal was piping hot as it should be, and the sides are also plentiful. I would highly recommend this place for anyone who has never been. My Father (who is not often impressed), is definately looking to return soon.

Visited with about 10 of us,a few weeks ago,food was ok,but me and my friend said that staff were not over friendly,felt as if we were doing them a favour,sadly will not return,we spent over £150 that night !

Came today first time with family from Feniscowles. At last a pub that serves good home made food (like I used to make before the snow came on the roof! ) hurrah no pasta pizzas and burgers) just good wholesome food.We will return.

I was fortunate to witness ridiculouses son bang his head what an absolute buffoon. I have visited this pub for years never have I seen such a performance. From what I saw no member of staff witnessed your inept clown of a son bang his little noddle. Grow up mummy and stick your dummys back in. Pay for the drink! Did you offer to pay for the glass!!!

My son was given a tray to take his own drinks outside & wasn't warned about the low door going thru to the back therefore banged his head & obviously dropped the drinks where one glass smashed so he had to get another drink. Cannot believe they NEVER even ASKED if he was ok (altho suffered a nasty bruised lump on his forehead!) AND THEY CHARGED HIM FOR THE SPILLED DRINK!!!! It is not about the MONEY but the PRINCIPLE of it.. INTEGRITY springs to mind!!

One of my old friends has been going on about this place for years so we decided to have a run out and see what it was all about.

We were booked in this evening for my sister-in-law’s 65th birthday meal. We chose this place as she was born here and this was our first visit to this lovely little pub.

Got there nice pub and great waitress really nice girl we went on a Tuesday 6pm the food quite expensive not going to lie the puddings £5 each and a meat and onion pie £13 a baguette of garlic bread £3.50!!!! But it was quite greasy but the puddings were tasty would recommend a bit

Having been here many times before I can say that the beers and food are good, but on our recent visit we were somewhat taken aback by the landladys attitude to us as paying customers, maybe it was just a bad day or maybe a refresher on customer service is required. A shame really as it didn't fill us with a great desire to return.

I brought a party of 30 people yesterday and it was first class. The service from such courteous staff was amazing and the food was delicious. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. As the walk representative of our walking club I have organized lots of meals at various places and The Swan With Two Necks far exceeds any of them. Well done to Steve and his staff.

We ate here on my husbands birthday ,lovely friendly pub with terrific food , will certainly be back but will have the ‘smaller’ fish pie next time as the regular would feed a family of four 😀

As far as I have experienced the beer here is world class, no holds barred, I don't care where else you look. The food is excellent, fresh, Lancashire sourced, top quality and consistently and reliably wholesome. When the waitress says "the plates are hot" that is because they are hot. A small portion is about what a mature adult needs to eat, the normal portion would probably feed a family of four at home. The bar staff and waitresses are amazing and will do anything they can to make your visit welcoming. But... the landlord has a particular sense of humour which you either get or you don't, take it or leave it (I get it). The landlady seems to upset lots of people, so far I haven't had the pleasure.

Pleasant homely feel to the pub! Excellent choice of good wholesome foods and a specials board. Brilliant Gin menu and brilliant Real Ale beers! Steve knows how to look after his beer as Camra members are aware!

This place never fails us. Good food, amazing beer and a warm welcome the moment you step inside. This is a very popular place, but it is tiny inside. Booking in advance is essential, this is no ordinary pub where an empty table mean 'take a seat'. An empty table just means the people who have booked it aren't here yet. The staff are wonderful and helpful and attentive. We will be back, guaranteed!

On entering the pub we was told were to sit by the lady who seemed to be running the pub , and shown into the small room at the back of the bar , this is not a nice room. My son is 6ft3 and the tables are low so he was very uncomfortable. For starters we had the garlic prawns advertised as with a crusty roll , what a let down the roll was one of those tiny part baked ones and the prawns were just cheap ones in a pot of what can only be described as melted garlic butter. For our mains I ordered the cheese pie he had the salmon , the salmon was OK although a tad expensive for what it was. The cheese pie was horrendous , salty and greasy and for presentation I'd give it 2/10.

My friend had just had a new knee and I was taking her for lunch, as we entered there were 3 empty tables so we chose one where she could get her leg and crutches in. When this lady appeared Have You Booked? No, is that a problem? You can only sit and pointed to a table near fire. We squashed in, and I went to bar ordered drinks and food, Cheese and Onion Pie £12.00 not the cheapest but....the lady is so rude not just to us but everyone. The food was average, lime and soda and slim tonic 27.10! Sweets are 5.00 each. Everything on special board they did not have but only said when you asked for it, three people were late and before they sat down she wanted their Order as food finishes at 1.45! I have never experienced anything like it before...will I go back NO!!!!!

Went in Friday best beer in the world the hairy drinkers will be back soon can't wait till summer I want a good session

Visited on a busy Saturday night. We did have a booking luckily. Great selection of real ales. Cold evening so great to sit by a lovely open fire. The food was fantastic, great choices, huge portions and all cooked to perfection. This pub had been recommended to us and we will definitely be back!

We have been going to this pub for a number of years now you never have a problem with food or beer but you will never fit in with the locals Nigel Evens MP is the exception always a smile and greeting which can not be said for the owners the last straw was to try and have a drink around 10--30 pm no was the answer only the owners and one bar lady was there who was put in a very difficult position by them SO we will not be back best of luck to the staff ps the son who is the chef FIRST CLASS

Came here today within a family of five which we had previously booked as we had heard that it gets very busy. We were given a table next to to the bar( and the ladies loos) so I was a bit concerned, especially as we felt a bit squashed on a small table.

Recently visited swan with 2 necks food was good but unfortunately the land lady let the side down not very pleasant quite abrupt could do woth learning some manners would not re visit

Very impressive beer in this classic village pub. Good value food is rustic but tasty, yet we were very squashed on quite a small table. Will return!

This pub never disappoints. They have a wide selection of real ales, served to perfection. The menu is extensive with extra specials. There are large helpings served so be prepared to eat for Britain! The food is vert tasty and served by friendly and efficient staff. Camra members also get a discount on beer. A great place.

Already done a review on this lovely village Pub always amazes me how excellent food fantastic staff we go most Sundays and always chance it without booking but somehow the staff always get us in absolutely fantastic food

Homely, old school, these are all good descriptions of this family run pub and for those reasons it does have a certain charm. It has won numerous CAMRA awards for its beer and even for someone who doesn't like beer, I tried my dads and it was good. Looked amazing and tasted very smooth. On the food front, the cooking is very traditional and the vegetables and dauphinoise potatoes were all excellently cooked. Surprisingly the steak was cooked as I asked but normally unless it is a well renowned steak restaurant I usually go one under to be sure so feel safe to order exactly what you want, although for me the fillet on the specials board was still way too chewy. The lamb chops on the other hand were overcooked for my liking. The 2 specials starters we had of chili and garlic prawns and goats cheese with parma ham were both good and the once again traditional puddings were reasonable, the berry cheesecake trumping the jam roly poly which was a little dry. In terms of the pub itself, if you like somewhere very quiet and almost like you're sat in your own living room, this pub should be for you, if you want something a bit livelier with more atmosphere then maybe look elsewhere but a nice local feel and a must for beer drinkers

swan with two necks appears a refreshing change to the chain pubs , lovely beer garden overlooking local landscape ; food menu is extensive, reasonably priced fire Ribble valley too. Our party enjoyed the food ; revisit if/when in area

Fairly quiet Tuesday evening. Excellent food and generous portions. Pub was not too busy and thankfully devoid of someone else's choice of music. We were made to feel very welcome. There was a pleasant informal atmosphere and a range of real ales.There is no doubt that we will return.

Decided to give this place a try after turning up a couple of times and finding it fully booked ! and was not disappointed ! opted for the ' early bird ' menu , food arrived quickly looked good an was steaming HOT :) All our dishes were excellent with generous portion size , landlady was lovely , and accommodated our requests with a smile !!

We were a party of six on a very busy Saturday evening.

This place is like stepping back in time to a day when pubs were full and you had to push through the crowds to get to the bar. Wholesome, fresh, cooked on the premises, delicious food. Served piping hot, on hot plates by staff who care about what they are serving and who they are serving to. No surprise that this place is a CAMRA winner, every hand pulled beer is uniquely excellent. First time here and we will be back!