Printers Arms - Speisekarte

Junction Inn

➤ 2 Rochdale Road, OL3 5SE, Oldham, United Kingdom

Speisekarte • Meat • Soup • Steak • Cheese

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"My partner and I came across this pub a few weeks ago when we were redirected off the M62. It was a beautiful sunny day and the pub looked inviting, so we promised ourselves we would stop there for lunch the next time we crossed the Pennines. It turned out to be a great decision! We started off by ordering drinks, I chose a pint of Lee's Summer Ale which was a bit sharp for my taste. I mentioned this to the lady serving us and she kindly offered to replace it with a bitter at no extra cost, which was much more to my liking. The menu offered a good variety of options and we decided on the fish sharing platter. The portion was generous, with freshly fried cod goujons that had a deliciously light batter. The homemade tartare sauce and warm bread complemented the dish perfectly. Overall, it was a satisfying and enjoyable meal. If you ever find yourself passing through the Pennines, I highly recommend making a detour to this pub off the M62 and treating yourself to a meal here."

Rams Head

➤ Ripponden Road, Denshaw I-OL3 5UN, United Kingdom

Speisekarte • Fish • Cakes • Burgers • Vegetarian

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"I had the French onion soup to start, was delicious, im giving that a 8.5/10. then I had the burger, looks as you can see looks epic 10/11 for presentation. Didn't taste as nice as I thought it would from the looks, was an average burger, the burger patty was really thick so needed a little more flavour to go in it and with it being soo thick the salad/sauce wasn't enough to accommodate the amount of burger. A little feedback for the rams head, I'd make the burger a third size thinner or add something/or more to the burger mix (herbs/spices). Burger im giving a 5.5/10 on this occasion. Everyone else's dish on my table looked great and everyone really enjoyed. Also staff was polite and restaurant was clean a tidy so overall a great place to eat"

Waggon Inn

➤ 35 Butterworth Hall, OL16 3PE, Rochdale, United Kingdom

Speisekarte • Pub • Steak • British • European

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"Small Cosy Restaurant, BIG on plaudits On the recommendation of a former dance partner, my foodie partner and I travelled to Milnrow, and a pub restaurant called The Waggon Inn. To the locals, this place is often referred to as The Back Waggon. I assume this may be because there is/used to be another place with the same name, but on the main road and close by. Besides the recommendation, I was told you HAVE to book in advance on ANY day of the week. And so Sunday was the day, and the Lunch with a starter (at a very reasonable price) was going to be the order of the day. And so, was pre-booked. This has a different ‘lay-out’ in design to any other restaurant that I have ever visited in the UK or abroad in the last forty to fifty years that I can think of. And it's different enough to add to the appeal of the place as a whole. The place itself is split into three parts, two dining areas with a placing capacity for between fifty and sixty diners. A ‘drinkers/bar section separating the two . This means the diners have easy access to the bar at any time. The concept works really well.. And on the Sunday we visited, the place was FULL with diners, really enjoying their food in this very cosy atmosphere. We both warmed to it straight away. We both decided to have the same starter and main course. Drinks: Sauvignon blanc with soda and ice and Amber lager. My partner commented (and I sampled) on the wine, it was full flavoured, you could almost ‘bite’ into the apple. Very nice indeed. Starter: 2x Homemade Chorizo Manchego Croquettes with a goodly serving of rocket salad Now, this is the first time I have tried Manchego (sheep's milk cheese) Croquettes, but my partner's eyes lit up with the plate before her. Having lived both in the Canary Isles and the USA, she was well accustomed to such dishes. And on first my bite … I have become a fan.. There was nothing left on the plates and that says it all. This wasn’t a ‘starter’ or quick snack as it was quite filling. Main: 2x Traditional Sunday Lunch and we both went for the Roast Lamb and mint sauce. Presented beautifully, this in itself was worth the price on its own. Cooked to perfection with absolutely gorgeous, hot thick gravy. The Yorkshire pudding was done in the traditional way, slightly rounded and very lightly overdone which made the outer crisp whilst the inner nicely soft (and went down a treat). No dessert/sweet this time, we were both too full. Including drinks, less than £35.00, which is excellent value, and first class service to top it off.. Would we come again, try stopping us. The midweek menu also looks far too tempting not to miss out on."

Old Bell Inn

➤ Huddersfield Rd, Delph OL3 5EG, Oldham, United Kingdom

Speisekarte • Pub • Pubs • Hotels • British

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"Don’t eat here if you need gluten free. Our party of 9 had lunch last Sunday, had to pre order before arrival due to our large party. They were advised we had an 1 adult and 1 child gluten free. They couldn’t advise what could be offered gluten free other than chicken Caesar salad. They advised for the child that it lmight be better to bring our own!! On arrival they brought us the menus, seemingly unaware that we had pre ordered. We were told the fish pie, ordered by the gf adult couldn’t be gluten free, he was offered a burger on a gf bun only to be told 2 mins later there were no buns only bread. In the end he had a fillet steak. The child had a chicken dinner. We did ask if the children’s meals could be brought straight away but in the event they only arrived after our starters at 12.50 which was 50 mins after our 12 noon arrival. The food we had was very nice but the overall organisation and provision of gluten free options- despite having forward notice of this- was very poor. If you don’t want to cater for this dietary need that’s fine but you should make that clear when a booking is taken, particularly when you are asking people to pre order. I did contact the Old Bell directly via their website to make them aware of the above points but to date have had no reply."

The Bank

➤ The Bank 15 King Street, Oldham, United Kingdom

Speisekarte • Wine • Grill • British • Street Food

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"what a hidden little gem she somehow intervenes in the second in which she goes. the aroma of the dinge they come, welcomes them as they enter the old bank building, with abandoned covers, aged oaks, and the mix of modernity with steel and glass. very comfortable and cozy. the kitchen and the bar area are completely open to the view and the staff is very courteous and friendly. eating was bar non, the best I cost in the saddle. with new sensations such as the madras honey-fries and tormented seabass on a Thai green curry basis, this little feeling is a must if they want to pamper their taste buds. the beverage menu is just as good, offers all the usual bar-tarife and some very well made cocktails. admittedly I have taken some samples. a total of thumbs up to the palate cleaner of fruit salad chewing, instead of the boring usual chocolate mint. very cool. overall a huge thumb up."