The Queen Anne pub on Bridge Street has been a central part of Golborne’s community for well over a century. Records from 1881 list it under the license of Thomas Hurst, showing it was already well established by that time. While the building likely predates the late 1800s, surviving photographs and local memories suggest it has stood in roughly the same location since the early 1900s, anchoring the village near the turn of the twentieth century.

Over the decades, it has remained a family-run free house, beloved for its traditional décor, hearty home-cooked meals and relaxed, welcoming atmosphere – a true fixture of the local drinking and dining scene.

Today, The Queen Anne is a proudly family-run free house at the heart of Golborne, known for its warm welcome, traditional charm and independent spirit.

Just a short distance from Haydock Park and the East Lancs Road, it offers a relaxed setting for everything from a quiet pint to a hearty meal with friends. The pub has recently undergone extensive renovations inside and out, blending its original character with fresh, modern touches to create a more comfortable and inviting space for all.

The bar features a rotating selection of guest ales, cask beers, wines and spirits, while the kitchen serves homemade British classics using fresh, locally sourced ingredients – including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

With a spacious bar, separate dining room and a sun-trap beer gardens, The Queen Anne continues to be a firm favourite for locals and visitors alike.