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New Inn, Clitheroe
Clitheroe
BB7 2JN
Served areas
Reviews of New Inn (Average Rating: 7½ of 10) see review guidelines
Old Boots left this review about New Inn
A splendid old fashioned multi room pub opposite the Castle. The two front rooms are just sitting rooms with the counter in a larger back room, all in more or less Victorian style. It’s local brews mainly on the nine pulls, especially from Moorhouses. There’s a narrow long beer garden at the back. Certainly a don’t miss when in Clitheroe.
On 15th May 2022
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Will Larter left this review about New Inn
I called in here after a visit to the Bowland Brewery Beer Hall nearby (a beer exhibition rather than a pub), so this was bound to feel more pub-like. But what an excellent pub it is, the traditional multi-roomed layout making for small, enclosed spaces where people are close together and conversation often ensues. The area by the bar is a little like a drinking corridor, and I was soon made to feel right at home. There are 10 hand pumps on the bar, with four from Moorhouses, two from Coach House and one each from Ilkley, Prospect, Copper Dragon and Goose Eye. I went for the Coach House Farriers and Moorhouse Premier, both of which were in excellent condition. I managed to tear myself away to catch my train - what a pity Clitheroe is such a long way from home.
On 3rd February 2020
- rating: 8
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Rob Hunter left this review about The New Inn
According to WhatPub this is a Thwaites pub, though I am not convinced as there is no signage with Thwaites branding to be seen (unusual for them) and none of their ales were on at the bar (also odd). I counted eight hand pulls at the bar with nothing mainstream spotted, at the time of my visit breweries included Elland, Prospect and Reedley Hallows. My Griffin IPA by Reedley Hallows was £1.50 for a half.
This is a very traditional feeling multi room pub which was quite busy inside on a Tuesday lunch time. I made the most of the lovely weather and sat in the rear beer garden which is a nice space. It has some kind of gazebo to one side which I assume may be used as a smoking shelter during less pleasant weather, but who knows? There are also a few picnic tables to the front of the pub.
On 13th June 2018
- rating: 7
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Pub Details
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