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The Waterside Inn, Leigh

Canal Street
Leigh
WN7 4DB
Phone: 01942605005
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Greene King

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Rob Hunter left this review about The Waterside Inn

Recently reopened following its closure in 2020. As far as I'm aware, this is no longer affiliated with Greene King. First visit so no idea what it was like before, but it has been nicely done out inside. I get the impression their focus is food, but it was certainly popular with drinkers enjoying the sunny canal side terrace on Sunday afternoon. The sign outside boasts cask ales and indeed there are three hand pulls atop the bar, but all unclipped at the time of my visit. Presumably there are plans to bring these into service.

On the day of my visit they did warn us that they would be closing early - 5pm - which was fine by me calling in for a drink but would have been a bit disappointing for someone planning to have an evening meal. Still, they haven't been open long so there are bound to be some initial teething issues.

In the absence of any cask ale, I went for the Camden Stout on keg. I noticed Camden Pale Ale was also available, as well as a selection of lagers etc. Hopefully on a future visit I will find the hand pulls in operation; it's a nice location and some decent ales will bump my rating up!

On 3rd May 2024 - rating: 6
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Al Bundy left this review about The Waterside Inn

Large Greene King eatery place. Its a wide, thin pub with 3 areas to sit. The central bar has 4 handpumps serving 4 Greene King rubbish (IPA, the pubs own Gk vinegar that goes by the name Waterside Rope And Anchor, some crappy Radio X nonsense and St Austell Tribute. To the rear of the pub is some canal thingy, which could very well be the source of the beer. Awful.

On 23rd August 2017 - rating: 1
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Alison Taylor left this review about The Waterside Inn

Just moved 2 leigh area, been in The Waterside for meals few times- always good food, great prices and value.
Bar staff havent a clue on food or drinks lol, but when food comes its good.
Nighttime The waterside is packed with a variety of age groups, plays good up 2 date music and cheesy 80's mixed in, small dance floor but overall friendly atmosphere. Attracts late nighters and single groups in A*

On 20th September 2010 - no rating submitted
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Latest updates View all updates for The Waterside Inn, Leigh
3rd May 2024, 11:10
Review submitted by Rob Hunter
 
28th Apr 2024, 19:54
Picture submitted by Rob Hunter approved

Pub Details

Pub details supplied by members of this site to the best of their knowledge. Please check with pub directly before making a special trip.

  • Beer Garden : Yes - Canal side terrace - last updated 28 April 2024 by Rob Hunter
  • Child Friendly : Yes last updated 28 April 2024 by Rob Hunter
  • Hot Food : Yes last updated 28 April 2024 by Rob Hunter
  • Micropub : No last updated 28 April 2024 by Rob Hunter
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