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The Antrobus Arms

Warrington Road, Antrobus, Cheshire CW9 6JD

Tel: 01606 891333

website: www.antrobusarms.co.uk

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First licensed in 1760, the Antrobus Arms has been dispensing hospitality ever since. Leaseholders Trevor and Sandra Collins came back to Antrobus (Trevors birthplace) in 1990 after running two pubs in Burscough, Lancashire since the early eighties and the good people of Antrobus and the surrounding area are enjoying the relaxed, friendly ambience they have created at this traditional village local. Set in scenic countryside on the A559 between Warrington and Northwich, it's equally popular with passing trade and visitors to the area, who can drop in at any time for a spot of refreshment in convivial company. The inn is open all day seven days a week for drinks (offering a varied selection of cask ales) and professional chefs prepare excellent food served from 12 to 9 Monday to Saturday and from 12 to 8 on Sunday. Prime local produce, including meat from Webbs Butcher in nearby Northwich, are the basis of dishes that run from sandwiches, salads and baked potatoes to steak & ale pie, liver & bacon, beer-battered cod and Caerphilly cheese & leek sausages in a Mediterranean tomato sauce. Sunday is quiz night, and the inn hosts a live entertainment evening on the first Friday of the month. A function room can be hired for private parties, and the inn has a pleasant patio, a `secure' garden area and ample off-road parking.

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