London Bridge Inn
Advertisements
Quick info
About London Bridge Inn
London Bridge Inn is a canalside pub at 163 London Rd in Warrington, with a partly covered garden that overlooks the canal. The bar pours JW Lees cask ales, including Manchester Pale Ale and JW Lees Bitter, which carry the Cask Marque Excellence Award and sell over 1000 pints a week. Cocktails, spirits and world wines sit alongside the beer. On the food side, the Sunday roast comes with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes and gravy, and a sharing platter adds beef, turkey and gammon. Chicken schnitzel and barge sausages are also on the menu. A private dining room gives groups a space of their own, and dogs are welcome. A car park sits at the back of the pub.
Good to know
- ReservationsAccepts reservations
- ParkingFree parking lot · Free street parking · Paid parking lot
- AccessibilityWheelchair: entrance, parking lot, restroom, seating
- Good for kidsGood for kids
Advertisements
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast, chicken schnitzel, sharing platter and canalside garden seating.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sunday roast, chicken schnitzel, sharing platter and canalside garden seating.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday roast is the draw at this canalside pub, with reviewers praising the roast turkey with Yorkshire pudding and as much gravy as wanted, and the Sunday roast sharing platters of beef, turkey and gammon with huge Yorkshire puddings. Close behind are the chicken schnitzel and the ham hock, both called superb, plus the sea bass, salmon and steak with fluffy chips. Many also like the canal-side garden and the friendly staff, and one group of ten was accommodated with extra Yorkshire puddings and gravy to take away. The caveats centre on food and value. One reviewer waited quite a while for food outside, found the belly pork sauce tasted like ketchup rather than barbecue, and called the creme brulee sloppy custard and the Manchester tart thinly filled with jam on the plate, both not worth the price. Another found the food pricey with smaller servings than other pubs, and noted the car park at the back fills quickly. Several regulars return for drinks, and one hosted a 90th birthday party there.
Customer Review Summary
Sunday roast is the draw at this canalside pub, with reviewers praising the roast turkey with Yorkshire pudding and as much gravy as wanted, and the Sunday roast sharing platters of beef, turkey and gammon with huge Yorkshire puddings. Close behind are the chicken schnitzel and the ham hock, both called superb, plus the sea bass, salmon and steak with fluffy chips. Many also like the canal-side garden and the friendly staff, and one group of ten was accommodated with extra Yorkshire puddings and gravy to take away. The caveats centre on food and value. One reviewer waited quite a while for food outside, found the belly pork sauce tasted like ketchup rather than barbecue, and called the creme brulee sloppy custard and the Manchester tart thinly filled with jam on the plate, both not worth the price. Another found the food pricey with smaller servings than other pubs, and noted the car park at the back fills quickly. Several regulars return for drinks, and one hosted a 90th birthday party there.
Featured reviews
- Graeme Knight
“Another Sunday lunch experience with my Dad and we went for the share platter what a great decision Beef Turkey and Gammon turnips carrots beans broccoli mash and roast potatoes with a huge Yorkshire puddings and loads of gravy really great”
- Mark A
“Found this place by chance. Such a grwat location next to the canal. Food was superb (wife had the Ham Hock and I had the Chicken Schnitzel). Service couldn't be faulted, no issues with moving from outside to indoors after ordering. Great place.”
- J
“Lovely pub situated at the side of the canal. Ate outside in the sun but quite a wait for our food. The Steak meal my husband said was lovely and gorgeous fluffy chips. The belly pork starter I had was nice but the sauce just tasted like ketchup not bbq. Desert was disappointing , the creme brulee was just sloppy custard and cost £7.95. Not worth it and the manchester tart had the raspberry jam on the plate and a thin scraping in the tart itself same price. But the roast looked nice !”
- Lisa Gouveia
“The Bridge has long been our (almost) daily local when visiting family in the area from abroad. Whether just for drinks or a bite to eat we are always very pleased. This time we even hosted a 90th birthday party for my mother in law. Everything was wonderful. All the staff are lovely but a shout out to Alan this time as he served us most days. Thanks again, we will be back.”
- Sonja Wilkinson
“Popped in for a few drinks and ended up staying much longer than planned! The atmosphere was great, really friendly and relaxed without feeling too busy especially in this warm weather. The staff were welcoming from the moment we arrived and couldn't do enough for us throughout the evening. Definitely will be returning!”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Highlights
“The London Bridge Inn is the perfect place to visit on a crisp day. Relax in our beer garden with a delicious pint of cask ale, treat yourself to a delicious dish from our new menus and enjoy a refreshing pint of Manchester Pale Ale after a long walk in the warm and cosy atmosphere of the pub. We boast an extensive range of JW Lees cask ales including Manchester Pale Ale and our famous JW Lees Bitter, all accredited with the Cask Marque Excellence Award and selling over 1000 pints a week at our pub alone! You’ll also find a wonderful collection of the most popular spirits and world wines to suit every occasion for a tipple.”
- Great beer selection
- Great wine list
- Live music
- Live performances
- Trivia night
- Popular for solo dining
Amenities
- Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Accepts reservations
- Outdoor seating
- Dogs allowed
- Dine-in
Show more amenities
- Good for kids
- Food at bar
- Cozy
- Onsite services
- Beer
- Food
- Offerings· 5
- Alcohol
- Cocktails
- Hard liquor
- Private dining room
- Wine
- Dining options· 3
- Outside food allowed
- Seating
- Table service
- Facilities· 2
- Gender-neutral restroom
- Restroom
- Highlights· 5
- Great beer selection
- Great wine list
- Live music
- Live performances
- Trivia night
- Atmosphere· 2
- Casual
- Trendy
- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Popular for· 1
- Solo dining
- Crowd· 4
- Groups
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Tourists
- Transgender safespace
- Parking· 4
- Free parking lot
- Free street parking
- Paid parking lot
- Parking
Location
Bars near London Bridge Inn
- 0.6 mi£1–30Wheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
party buffet, function room hire, real ale bitter
- The Stag at Walton4.31,1190.7 mi£20–30ReservationsWheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
wake buffet, steak and ale pie, fish and chips
- The Cheshire Cheese4.53171.1 mi£10–30Wheelchair accessibleOutdoor seating
beer garden, live music, guinness
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| London Bridge InnReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.41,722 | — | £20–30 | sunday roast, chicken schnitzel, sharing platter |
| The Saracens Head, Wilderspool CausewayWheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.6104 | 0.6 mi | £1–30 | party buffet, function room hire, real ale bitter |
| The Stag at WaltonReservations · Wheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.31,119 | 0.7 mi | £20–30 | wake buffet, steak and ale pie, fish and chips |
| The Cheshire CheeseWheelchair accessible · Outdoor seating | 4.5317 | 1.1 mi | £10–30 | beer garden, live music, guinness |
The 3 nearest bars by distance. Ratings, hours and review terms come from public business profiles.
Similar Bars nearby
More to explore in Warrington
51 places
Bars in Warrington
Photo: The Seven Woods · 4.7 · 2,370 Google reviews
See all 51 bars in Warrington
4.6 · Little ManorPubs
35 places
4.5 · Miller And Carter WarringtonRestaurants
95 places
4.6 · Zalo's CafeCafes
42 places