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The Rose Of Lancaster, Oldham

7 Haigh Lane
Chadderton
Postal town: Oldham
OL1 2TQ

Phone: 01616243031

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JW Lees

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Chadderton

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Strongers . left this review about The Rose Of Lancaster

The large split-level left-hand side of the Rose of Lancaster was empty during a recent Tuesday evening visit, so I went into the right-hand public bar area where there were a few locals, some watching football via Prime on the televisions and some having a boisterous game of dominoes on banquette seating to the right. The serving counter runs up the left where it faces some high tables and at the rear is a dartboard. This is a JW Lees pub so the cask options were Bitter, MPA and Scarlet Knight. The Rochdale Canal runs along the back of the pub, so a patio with decking has been built to the left to take advantage of the waterside location. The service was polite and the dominoes clackers were generating a good atmosphere, so I enjoyed catching the end of the football. I’d like to visit here on a nice sunny afternoon to take advantage of the outside seating.

On 22^nd May 2025 - rating: 7
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Rose Of Lancaster

Attractive canal-side JW Lees pub, with a definite focus on food by the look of things? Anyway, it has a variety of seating / dining areas on both sides of the entrance, and on two levels to the left-hand side, and a beer garden at the side nearer the water. However, it's also in the Good Beer Guide, and I found the expected Bitter and MPA on two of the five handpumps, supplemented by a pair from the more experimental The Boilerhouse brand: Don't go off Wandering and Smash2* Mosaic (£4.70). Keg beers included the brewery's Stout and Manchester Craft lager.

On 31^st May 2023 - rating: 7
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Rose Of Lancaster

Busy JW Lee's pub that features in the current Good Beer Guide. Entering from the car park, there is a bar area to the left of the entrance corridor, with dining areas at the far end of the corridor. Toilets are also just off the corridor.

I chose the main bar area, which had an area with a darts board and a TV showing coverage including the unexpected death of Shane Warne, which was a major talking point in the pub.

The young barman seemed enthusiastic. He had a choice of 4 Lee's ales to offer me. Bitter & MPA are the regular beers. The seasonal specials were Malt Crush & Dray Rumble. Having tried the Malt Crush down the road, I opted for the Dray Rumble, which was an improvement.

The bar area in here seemed to be much more of a traditional locals' pub than my previous stop (the Horton Arms). But there was still very little to recommend in this pub.

On 10^th March 2022 - rating: 5
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