House Without A Name — Restaurant in Bolton

Woke up quite late on monday and was in a rush for a driving lesson i had in the afternoon. After a rather frustrating driving lesson, i dropped myself off at a close friend of mine (jacks). We started our afternoon by visiting the white horse in harwood where we enjoyed a few refreshing beers whilst having a catchup watching a rather nervy tennis match between muller and nadal. From here we continuted our day out (in celebration of my friend jacks graduation from the university of manchester) and got a metro cab to the one and only 'house without a name.' Well, where do i begin? Quavers, pizza, nobbys and scampy fries, not to mention the splended carrs pasties they had available, and thats just the food!!! We were greeted by what i can only describe as a 'pub angel'. I dont know the young ladies name, but what i do know is her refreshing attitude and nothing short of exemplary customer service made the visit extra special. Reasonable prices, quality beer and warming welcome and hospitality. PERFECT!!! Thanks, big love. Jason...

Never visited the premises but I heard that the premises got it's name when the landlord came to register the premises with the local authority he forgot the name of the premises and made up a name when asked.

Update I visit the premises on Sunday 25/06/2018 after I received an invitation from the owner, I was met with pleasant customer's, customer service what can I say but 10 out of 10 top notch, selection of beers open to be enjoyed by different people. Just what more could have to say . But this is a place for people to enjoy.

With regards to the food aspect I cannot comment as I haven't tasted anything yet. I eventually tried the food while there, all I can say is there is room for improvement on this aspect, all in all I am open minded on the experience there. And I will not be rushing back to the place in the...

Good pub that serves great pizzas. Good selection of beers with friendly staff. It is a victim of its own success however as it's difficult if not impossible to get a seat at peak times and the bar is largely inaccessible due to people standing at it which can be frustrating. The place is expensive with Carling at 3.50. They have a small selection of pies and snacks which are average price. There is some outdoor seating and a canopy for smokers. Wheelchair users can get in easily but may struggle with how tight it is inside. Dogs are welcome as are...