Best Bars near Eagle & Child Inn

The Nook & Cranny Bromley Cross is a welcoming pub located at 211-213 Darwen Road in Bolton. Known for its friendly atmosphere, well-curated beer selection, and community vibe, this moderately priced tap house offers a relaxed setting ideal for casual drinks and socializing. Open mainly from mid-afternoon to late evening, it serves as a local hub in the Bromley Cross area, inviting visitors to enjoy quality cask ales and a warm ambiance.

Piggy Banks is a lively, inexpensive bar located at 128 Newport Street in Bolton, UK. Known for its friendly staff and wide selection of ales and bottled beers, it offers a casual and welcoming atmosphere. Open daily from 11am to 11pm, it is a popular spot near Bolton train station, providing simple food options alongside drinks in a comfortable setting.

White Orchid Boutique Bar in Accrington is a stylish cocktail bar and lounge known for its cozy atmosphere, quality drinks, and live music evenings. Located on Blackburn Road opposite the town hall, it offers a welcoming setting with a varied menu including gin, ale, beer, and great coffee, making it a popular spot for both casual meetups and lively nights out.

The Rivington is a modern gastropub and bar located in Horwich, Bolton, offering a diverse menu with quality dishes in a stylish setting. Known for its fresh ingredients and welcoming atmosphere, it caters well to families and groups seeking a casual yet refined dining experience in Greater Manchester.

Waggon & Horses is a lively traditional British pub located on Chorley Road in Westhoughton, Bolton. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, freshly cooked classic pub fare, and well-kept beers, it offers a charming setting with a popular beer garden providing pleasant views. The pub features a mix of barbecue, cocktail, and hamburger offerings, making it a versatile spot for casual dining and socializing in a friendly community environment.

Nestled in Manchester’s city centre at 4 Cathedral Gates, The Old Wellington is a captivating traditional English pub known for its historic architecture, rich atmosphere, and excellent selection of cask ales. Housed in one of Manchester’s oldest buildings, this pub offers hearty British fare, warm hospitality, and a vibrant social scene, making it a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike.

Nestled discreetly in Manchester’s city center, The Washhouse is a unique speakeasy-style cocktail bar famed for its secretive entrance through a washing machine door and its inventive, expertly crafted drinks. This upscale venue combines dark leather interiors, a playful atmosphere with a DJ in the restroom, and a menu full of creative cocktails that promise a memorable night out in a stylish, intimate setting.

Bar Fringe is a distinctive, cozy bar located at 8 Swan Street in Manchester’s vibrant Northern Quarter. Known for its eclectic décor, friendly atmosphere, and excellent selection of Belgian and craft beers, it offers a relaxed yet lively environment. With pinball machines, pool tables, and a well-decorated outdoor garden, Bar Fringe is perfect for casual socializing, live music weekends, and savoring quality brews in a unique setting.

A compact, characterful bar-restaurant in Manchester’s Northern Quarter offering inventive small plates, bao and tacos alongside a considered cocktail list; relaxed exposed-brick interiors, a basement innovation room and an upstairs seating area give it layers of atmosphere, while wallet-friendly portion sizes make it ideal for sharing and grazing with drinks.

Tucked into Ancoats' industrial streets, The Crown & Kettle is a Grade II-listed Victorian pub blending historic grandeur with a vibrant craft beer scene. Its ornate pressed-tin ceiling captivates, while rooms flow from a lively main bar to cozy snugs. Expect local brews from Privateer and Blackjack alongside simple pub grub like pies and chips. Friendly staff guide tastings from an extensive tap list. Open daily with extended weekend hours, it's a welcoming spot for locals and visitors alike, dog-friendly and unpretentious.