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Excellent boozer.
Full of top class ales, always friendly atmosphere, and the landlady is really generous and welcoming; always bobbing round with free snacks and things, which makes newcomers feel really part of it. Backed by Moorhouses so it's obvious why it's packed with tip top ale.
A little hidden away from Atherton's main drag; tucked away in a neat little alleyway besides a takeaway (which is also handy), makes it a nice quaint little spot.
Brilliant place, really looks after it's ale too. Very well decorated, and kept in tip top condition. Also... not a bad jukebox.
Puts on events nearly every week (possibly every week I'm not 100%), great food, great offers. Probably one of the best in town.
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Serving more or less the full Moorhouses range of ales, the Pendle Witch is a cosy enough place, although i did get the impression of it being a local's local if you know what i mean. Drank a Blonde Witch and one of the guest beers, both well kept and reasonably priced.
Worth a visit if you find yourself in the Atherton area.
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Not been in here for ages but always a very good Moorhouses variety served. Usually bursting at the seems come the bent and bongs beer bash. I personally like it more before it had its upmarket refurbishment, I thought it had more character then. Still worth a visit though
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best pub in atherton great pint of pendle witch bit pricey by ath/leigh prices but excellent pint not been into for 3 years but the place looked great now
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Friendly one-roomed pub that used to be two cottages. Long regarded as the best boozer in Atherton and for good reason-stocks the whole Moorhouses range, always on top form. Pool table and a mixed clientele, and extremely friendly staff. Hidden away down a ginnel off the main drag, but hardly a secret. Recommended.
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Long standing Landlady Joan Houghton has now reached 65 and they will not let her carry on - she is now at The Wheatsheaf (Old Isaacs). The Pendle seems to be attracting a more boisterous crowd, and the ale quality is not what it was.
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Small, cosy and serves excellent ales, my favorites being their own Moorhouses Black Cat, Pride of Pendle and Pendle Witches Brew. If you can't get into the January Bent and Bongs Beer Bash due to overcrowding, I advise going over to this pub for just as good a time... followed by a shortish walk to the Far Pavillion Indian near the train station for a dam good Vindaloo and Peshwari!
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Pleasant and upmarket; beer average at best.
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Now reopened after major refurbishment. A very pleasant place to drink, with superb real ale.
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The best pub in Atherton by far. Although a Moorhouses Pub, regular guest ales available, especially during their Annual Beer Festival. Undergoing refurbishment and extension in time for the Smoking Ban.
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