The New Brew-m - Burnley

We're not local to this place but seek it out when in Burnley. Arrived at 5pm ish on a Friday, got a lovely welcome from Sharon the owner and the place is packed. Brilliant, 2 staff serving, no queueing. Ales absolutely superbly kept and cheap as chips at £2:50 a pint. These micro/mini bars are undoubtedly the way forward as opposed to huge freezing cold pubs.

It was mentioned a few months ago, that a visit to Burnley should include this little gem. Whilst visiting Burnley on a beer research trip we found it. Wife went in M&S and left me in here. I placed my order but when I came to pay it was cash only. The allowed me to continue until the wife returned and bought herself a drink. A local guy offered to buy us a Beer but, I prefer to buy my own, a nice gesture none the less. Because we wasn't from Burnley we got chatting and joined by a few more. Great pub, good beer and even better locals. We shall be returning soon.

Came across this pub while heading to Turf Moor for a match. The beer was excellent and at £2-30 per pint for a real ale it was incredibly priced compared to the Manchester prices for the rest of the weekend. Superb. If you are a real fan, you must visit if in Burnley.

Brill micro pub.In the camra good beer guide always a good choice of beers on tap as well as their own from the Reedley brewery. They don't serve food. No T.V. just a cracking pub for good conversation and good ale. Love the place.

This restaurant is definitely worth a visit, as the staff and regulars are extremely friendly and welcoming. There is a wide selection of drinks available, including local brews and gins.