The Pier Inn — Restaurant in Borough of Fylde

My partner and I rarely get time to ourselves, so when we visit a pub, it’s always with the kids. Many places make us feel uncomfortable or guilty for bringing them along, but Pier Inn is different.

The new owners pay great attention to every detail. They've created a space that welcomes families without making the pub feel child-focused. They provide a variety of beverages at affordable prices and entertainment for adults. But what truly stands out is the kindness of the owners and staff towards our little ones.

They included drinks like fruit shoot and alongside adult board games, provided some for children! They even occasionally give them a small treat, which we really appreciate. This thoughtful approach allows my partner and me to relax and savour our time without worrying about the kids becoming impatient or frustrated.

The staff at Pier Inn are really lovely, always welcoming and attentive, and the other customers are polite and respectful. The pub maintains a calm, inviting atmosphere that suits everyone. It's family-friendly without losing its appeal for those looking for a peaceful,...

Good selection of cask beers, well kept, dog freindly, cosy with comfy places to sit, other drinks like wine very pricey. The problem is the variable service, the first couple of times I went in I was served by the owner and a barman who were welcoming and provided a good service. The last few times it's been a different story once a young disinterested guy but the last couple of times have been the worst, a rude woman who won't ever get off her phone and sits at the end of the bar seeminingly with a small gang of family members. On one occasion glasses needed collecting and tables wiping but she wouldn't move, suddenly as it was coming the end of her shift they all got up and started to clear up, awful. Its a shame as it could be a great place but the service is letting it down and I won't go...

I thought this would be a long established pub but is actually a fairly new micro bar selling five real ales. Ric " The Hat" ( Flat Eric's cousin) bought me a pint of Joe Holts Two Hoots. A golden beer. Excellent. A one room bar with some front pavement seating. As the UK sheds pubs ( About 30,000 in 50 years) these micro bars and cafes take up the slack....