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A competitively priced pub, next to the bus station, with 2 or 3 cask ales.
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Yet another reasonable pint for under £2.50. Has a bit more of a chain feel to it though. Next to the bus station.
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Friendly and welcoming pub. Surprisingly spacious yet cosy layout. Three cask ales on my visit. The Box ''Tunnel'' was well-kept and only £2.34 a pint. Well worth a visit. Adjacent to the bus station and easy access via the Busway. 8/10.
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This was one of the busiest pubs I visited in Leigh, which was most likely because it was well priced. It also has a decent and central location near to the bus station. There is one large room, with an outdoor area at the rear and a smoking area at the side. The 3 ales were more unusual than other pubs I visited in the area - George Wright Cheeky Pheasant, Coach House Dragon Slayer & Jennings Cumberland Ale. My Cheeky Pheasant was much more enjoyable than other ales I'd had. But the place was far too busy for my liking and I'm never a fan of bouncers on doors. It's clearly a sign that the pub attracts troublemakers.
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what a diffrence now. one of the best pubs in leigh. 3 cask beers all at £1-85 a pint.
be in only in the afternoons.does not served foods.only over 18s allow in the pub.is busy even in the afternoon. i am not into horse racing but at the races is a popular in the pub.
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used to be a good pub years ago when phil had the pub last time i when in male toilets was under 2 inches of water reasonaable cheap prices even by leigh prices
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A very good example of how to turn a very popular traditional pub into a very noisy unpleasant one.
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Packed, noisy, smoky, keg only pub adjacent to the bus station
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