Isolated country pub at end of lane on Longton Marsh, close to the Ribble Way. The cask ales can be found in the wood-floored public bar to the right of the main entrance. There is a restaurant in the rear conservatory and extensive external seating on both grass and paving. A large and varied menu covers everything from sandwiches to "man vs food" challenges with the food being imaginatively presented. Sandwiches and burgers are available all day Sat. Up to four handpulled real ales and a cider are available - a changing selection with an emphasis on local micros. Evening closing time is flexible dependent on trade. The pub is also known locally as the Flying Fish.

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