White Bull - Table reservation

Visited on a wet April afternoon and had a warm welcome. Though the restaurant was a little cool suspect that’s down to the current heating costs so don’t blame them for that. Menu was good and varied, good tap beer choices only 1 non alcoholic. My husbands food choices were tastier than mine pork pie with lovely piccalilli and duck from the specials. I had pate which was lovely, the sourdough bread was just nice toast, to follow I had chicken with pancetta. The chicken was moist, the pancetta cremated. I complained, no one did anything other than say sorry. Pudding were the best course, sticky toffee for him and chocolate torte for me yum. Coffee was also nice. Staff were polite and attenti...

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Was in the area for Bolton v AFC Wimbledon and a friend from Preston told me that it was best to drink in Chorley before the game rather than head to the stadium. Arrived at noon, and made my way to the main street to work my way back to the train station. First pub (furthest way) I started in was the White Bull, which is nice pub with good staff and a rather good real ale selection on tap. Probably not the best pub I visited in Chorley, but a really nice traditional style pub where you can get a good beer which I enjoyed visiting. If/when back in area again I will almost certainly head back here first for a few beers.

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Went for lunch with a group of friends. We chose off the Golden Age menue. Two courses and hot drink for £5. I had Hammond served with chips, egg and peas and Apple pie with custard and cup of coffee. The service was good and there was plenty to chose from on menue. Will certainly be going again.

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Pints are good quality. Bar staff are attentive. Good for a Saturday afternoon pit stop! Will try the food next time

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Called in for a quick drink. Seems like a run of the mill town centre pub. Decor OK and drink choice alright

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