Halton Branch real ale pubs

• Daresbury
  • Ring O Bells ku.oc.gnikeneerg@5226(01925) 740256 Chester Rd Daresbury WA4 4AJ

    Halton Branch PotY 2018. Very pleasant Chef & Brewer pub with a large garden. Food focussed, but with reasonable range of real ales. Located in the centre of the village, close to the church. Lewis Carroll (a once local resident) memorabilia features prominently. 4 local beers feature, mainly from the Weetwood brewery. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

• Hale
  • Wellington moc.sbupxineohp@elah.notgnilleweht(0151) 425 5582 23 Town Lane, Hale Hale L24 4AG

    Busy village centre pub that is pleasantly furnished. Smart separate restaurant. Wedding parties and functions are catered for. Two function rooms. Bowling green to rear. Karaoke and bingo nights are held.

• Liverpool
  • Childe of Hale (0151) 425 2954 6 Church End, Hale Liverpool L24 4AX

    Large well appointed pub bordering on Hale Park with separate bar and two eating areas. Bowling green to rear of pub. 2 large screens for TV with weekly quiz nights. There is a substantive outside seating space.

• Runcorn
  • Beechwood (01928) 564729 Beechwood Ave Runcorn WA7 2PZ

    Friendly community pub where visitors are welcomed. There is a sports focus with a pool table and two darts boards in one side of the pub. There is a raised seating area suitable for groups and families are welcomed. Two changing guest beers are from national brands. There is occasional live music. It is good to see a thriving Runcorn estate pub when so many others have closed.

  • Castle ku.oc.notlaheltsaceht@ofni(01928) 564206 Castle Rd Runcorn WA7 2BE

    The Castle is as the name suggests immediately adjacent to the grade 1 ruins of Halton Castle. The pub itself is the 18th century grade 2* listed courthouse. There are magnificent views towards both Liverpool and Cheshire.

    This pub has seen a welcome return to real ale being served. There are three rooms downstairs, each with an open fire hearth. Upstairs there is a function room with a small bar (no real ale).

    Food available as listed - traditional roast dinners on Sunday.

    March 2022: The pub is committed to always having at least one local beer on the bar all of the time.

    The pub is lead by a young team with a real passion for good ale and great food. A place to watch.

  • Evenwood Farm (01928) 571328 Evenwood Close Runcorn WA7 1LZ

    A modern pub/restaurant, built in 2007. It features a distinct family play area in addition to a separate adult dining area. Food is served throughout the day, everyday and features a good value carvery in addition to an extensive menu. Cask Marque accredited.

  • Ferry Boat ku.oc.noopsrehtewdj@4524p(01928) 583380 10 Church Street Runcorn WA7 1LR

    Large Wetherspoons in town centre. The 3 standard Wetherspoon Engines of Ruddles, Abbott & Sharpe's Doom Bar but then another 2 to 3 on most nights with ever changing types and styles. Also Cider via a bag in a box process. Normal layout with meals and tables and choice. Quality improving all the time and a focus on community and events for the customers.

  • Holiday Inn (01928) 754806 Wood Lane Runcorn WA7 3HA

    Hotel chain on Runcorn outskirts with smart hotel bar. There is a formal restaurant or food served in the bar. The changing guest beer is often from the Lancaster or Black Sheep stables. WiFi is free and complementary.

  • Norton Arms ku.oc.evil@smranotron(01928) 567642 125-127 Main Street Runcorn WA7 2AD

    Traditional, pleasant grade II pub in the centre of Halton Village. The building has existed since 1758.

    The beers are from the Greene King stable, also two 'Craft beer' dispensers to go alongside the four handpumps. Occasional live music and events are held with a weekly open mic night. The Laurel and Hardy appreciation society 'The Sons of the Desert' also meet here. A beer garden and function room are available for use and one of the few pubs in the area to keep its bowling green.

    Food is served from lunch time to early evening. Unfortunately, due to the age of the pub, disabled access is quite hard (but not impossible), as the main entrance is up a flight of stone steps.

    Halton CAMRA pub of the year 2020/21

  • Preston Brook (01928) 716829 Chester Rd Runcorn WA7 3BA

    Family friendly pub that is food orientated. Pleasantly appointed, with a small drinking area. Menu details available online. Breakfast served 6.30 to 10.30am and 7 to 11am at weekends. Two real ales available from national stables. At the time of surveying these were Sharps Atlantic and Marston`s Pedigree.

  • Prospect (01928) 561280 70 Weston Rd Runcorn WA7 4LD

    On the outskirts of Weston village, this two roomed pub prides itself on serving both quality beer and food.

  • Queen of Hearts ku.oc.snotsram@nrocnur.straehfoneeuQ(01928) 352353 Jack Search Way Runcorn WA7 6SA

    Brand new Marston's Heritage pub opened October 2018 Socialising space serving the local community offering a wide selection of drinks and traditional pub food. Attentive staff with friendly service and value for money. Pizzas available after 9pm until close. Sunday night quiz - you can use your phone! Monday to Friday meal deals. Friday night - various entertainment see website and Facebook All BT sport matches shown Customer loyalty card

  • Round House (01928) 770879 121-123 Heath Rd South, Weston Village Runcorn WA7 4RP

    Single bar pub that attracts a varied age group and clientele.The Manager prides himself on his beer quality and has achieved the Cask Marque award.

  • Royal Oak (01928) 577781 187, Heath Road South Runcorn WA7 4RP

    The pub currently has one changing real ale on tap. Normal opening times are subject to fluctuation.

  • Society Tap Rooms (STR) (01928) 775628 33 Ashridge St Runcorn WA7 1HU

    Real Ale is from Blueball and Chapter plus guest brewery's and ranges in styles & type, also has Real Cider on Hand Pump.

    Blueball Brewery on site. It is situated under the arches in the "Old Town" area and is the old "Bakery" and Co-Op. The entrance is around the back under the railway arches.

    It has a good "vibe" and feeling and the age ranges are vast giving a safe feeling and "buzz". Regular events are posted on the Facebook page including Vinyl Nights, Giggle Shack etc. so check it out. The Brewer from Blueball often serves as well. Also has key keg Craft Beer from around the world. And fantastic home cooked street food.

  • Ten Lock Flight ku.oc.snotsram@nrocnuR.thgilFkcoLneT(01928) 352094 1 Crosville Way Runcorn WA7 5BD

    Brand new, family friendly Marston's pub. Situated off the A533 Daresbury Expressway and overlooking the historic Bridgewater canal. Could be difficult to find if walking. Note; Food only served till 9pm on Bank Holidays.

• Sutton Weaver
  • Chapter Brewing Tap ku.oc.gniwerbretpahc@ofni07791 516948 Unit 2a, Clifton Road Sutton Weaver WA7 3EH

    Chapter Brewery tap - home of the reigning CAMRA Champion Beer of Cheshire and SIBA award winning beers. Check their Facebook page for current variations to opening details, including the availability of visiting food vendors. Traditional bar snacks and Gourmeggs (quality scotch eggs) available.

    There is at least one cask ale on offer and up to nine keg beers from the brewery's portfolio. Watch out also for real cider line, a lager line and an occasional guest beer. Friendly service from Noah the brewer and his supporting team.

    Take home service and brewery merchandise available.

• Warrington
  • Red Lion (01925) 740101 119 Runcorn Road Warrington WA4 6UD

    A smart pub refurbished Spring 2019, with beamed ceilings and a historic ambience, designed to appeal ladies. Old bar area massively improved, offering a greater focus on food. Purpose built BBQ area offering a great selection of fresh cooked food (weather permitting). Central to Moore village. Near to the canal and in a popular walking area.

• Widnes
  • Church View ku.oc.gnikeneerg@3096(0151) 424 3296 38 Lunts Heath Rd Widnes WA8 5RY

    Although the emphasis is on food in this smartly refurbished pub it does however serve up to 8 real ales which can include local Cheshire beers and drinkers are welcomed. There are seating areas outside the front and rear of the pub. Live sports are shown on TV and Greene King "season ticket" savings are available on certain beers. Cask Marque accredited. CAMRA discount is available.

  • Crown Inn (0151) 424 4077 104 Birchfield Rd Widnes WA8 7TE

    Popular pub close to Victoria Park. The pub dates back to the 1840s and has a focus on food. A bar area is complemented by raised seating areas. Live entertainment is hosted, large groups can be accommodated and regular quiz nights are held. Occasional events are put on including a successful beer festival.

  • Dandelion Tavern (0151) 909 5255 427 Cronton Rd Widnes WA8 5QG

    Formerly known as the Black Horse, the pub has recently reopened as the Dandelion Tavern. Stocking a range of 4 cask, keg and bottled craft beers.

  • Eight Towers (0151) 424 8063 Weates Close Widnes WA8 3RH

    Popular pub often busy during sporting events. Open plan horseshoe shaped bar and lounge where there are comfortable tables for dining, with a pleasant conservatory. Recently refurbished. Often have Marstons estate seasonal and specially brewed beers.

  • Four Topped Oak (0151) 257 8031 2 Hough Green Rd Widnes WA8 4PE

    Pleasant, well decorated open plan pub. Emphasis on food but drinkers still well catered for. At weekends a third changing real ale is often available. Has gas and coal fires. Several distinct seating areas leading to a quiet and relaxed ambience. Brunch is sevved 10am to 12pm, then the full menu applies with both vegetarian and vegan selections.

  • Griffin ku.oc.gnikeneerg@8236(0151) 424 5143 184 Warrington Road Widnes WA8 3XT

    Large Chef & Brewer pub with a focus on food. The pub is well appointed with feature low beams. Families welcome and there is a large pleasant outdoor space with children`s play area.

  • Horse & Jockey (0151) 420 2966 18 Birchfield Rd Widnes WA8 7SU

    Comfortable and well appointed traditional pub that may be small in size but has a big welcome. It has a good size outside garden with two large covered areas for outside drinking. The pub adjoins Victoria Park and is a good spot to relax whilst visiting the parks attractions.

  • Observatory ku.oc.gnikeneerg@2761(0151) 420 5319 Fir Park, Queensbury Way Widnes WA8 9BD

    There ia a family orientated area to the right hand side of the pub leading to an outside play area. There is a focus on food sales. The left hand side is for over 18s and features Sky TV and a Pool table.

  • Premier (0151) 422 4920 93-99 Albert Rd Widnes WA8 6JS

    This former cinema is just on the edge of the shopping area, The pub has a pleasant atmosphere and a changing clientele depending on the time of day. The cinema opened in 1915 and closed in the 1960's. Some original features remain (though well hidden). The Sgt Mottershead VC statue appeal was launched here.

  • Tavern (0151) 424 5994 288 Upton Lane Widnes WA8 9AF

    Very pleasantly appointed pub with smart and comfortable seating areas. The popular food menu attracts much of the clientele. There are two function rooms that can be made into one large room accomodating up to 80 people. this family run pub features regular live entertainment, quiz nights and dining experience evenings.

  • Unicorn moc.liamg@notnorcnninrocinueht(0151) 495 1304 405 Cronton Rd Widnes WA8 5QF

    Traditional comfortable multi roomed pub with local photographs. Real fires are complimented by friendly staff and a pleasant ambience. A childrens play area and outside seating are added facilities. The carved wooden bar is striking. Thwaites Wainwright and Robinsons Unicorn are favoured guest beer and sometimes a third handpump is used. Extensive menu of home made food. At quiet times the pub may occasionally close.

  • Widnes Rugby Union Football Club (0151) 424 2575 Heath Road Widnes WA8 7NU