The Best Pubs
in
Bury

Head to The Rising Sun for a proper local’s pub that’s buzzing with life and packed with character. Inside, you’ll find an ever-rotating lineup of exceptional cask ales, craft beers, and ciders—none of the mass-produced stuff—served by a friendly, clued-up team. It’s a welcoming spot for groups and their four-legged friends, with plenty of seating both indoors and out, making it the perfect place to settle in with a pint and good company.

Step into Britain's smallest pub and you'll discover a place where history and character are crammed into every corner. The Nutshell pours a superb pint of Guinness alongside other excellent beers and wines, all served by a genuinely friendly team that makes everyone feel welcome. With its walls and ceiling covered in fascinating memorabilia, including the famous petrified cat and rat, this dog friendly spot forces you into delightful conversations with fellow drinkers in the cosiest of settings. It's an absolute gem that proves great things truly come in small packages, and you'll be planning your return visit before you've even finished your drink.

Tucked away on a quiet street, Oakes Barn is the kind of pub that instantly feels like a favourite local. With a welcoming courtyard out front and a cosy interior, it’s a brilliant spot for generous Sunday roasts, a cracking pint, or a cocktail with friends. The menu is packed with great value, hearty portions, and they happily welcome both dogs and children. Live music and a genuinely friendly team make every visit feel like a celebration, whether you’re popping in for a quick drink or settling in for the evening.

Just a stone's throw from the train station, The Beerhouse is the brilliant brewery tap for the award winning Brewshed, pouring five or six real ales alongside an equal number of keg beers straight from their own craft brewery. With a cracking wine list from their sister shop, a heated stretch tent, and cosy beer huts, there’s a spot for everyone whether you’re with a group or your dog. Tacor Taqueria serves up fantastic tacos from the old brewshed on site, making it a top notch spot for a proper pint and a bite in a welcoming, no nonsense pub.

Nestled on historic Angel Hill, The One Bull is a wonderfully welcoming pub where you can enjoy award winning wines by the glass, their own Brewshed craft beers, and seasonal food made from scratch. With comfy sofas, a bustling bar, and a restaurant perfect for groups, it’s the ideal spot to catch up with friends, bring the family, or simply settle in for a great coffee and a relaxed afternoon. The team’s passion for quality and genuine hospitality shines through, making every visit feel like a proper treat.

Discover a true gem of a pub where history meets hearty hospitality at Masons Arms, a traditional ale house that feels like a proper local from the moment you walk in. With nine Cask Marque accredited real ales, a superb selection of craft beers, and a premium wine list, there's a perfect pint or glass waiting for every taste. The menu is packed with freshly prepared classics like legendary pies, a phenomenal Sunday roast, and the crispiest onion rings, all served in a warm, rustic setting that's ideal for groups and four legged friends alike. Step outside to the sheltered courtyard garden, complete with rain cover and patio heaters, for a wonderfully comfortable spot to enjoy your meal or drink in any weather. This is a pub that truly delivers on every front, from its legendary scotch egg to its friendly, welcoming vibe.

This charming 17th century inn is the perfect spot to settle in with a pint of Greene King ale, a glass of wine, or a cocktail, whether you’re tucked inside by the vintage beams or enjoying the beer garden. It’s a wonderfully welcoming place for groups and their four legged friends, with a menu of delicious pub food that includes hearty Sunday roasts. With a lively lineup of events and a happy hour to brighten the week, this cosy local is a true gem for a proper get together.

Welcome to the Fox, a charming 15th century pub where history meets modern hospitality in the heart of Bury. Whether you’re sinking into a pint of Greene King ale, sipping a spring cocktail, or tucking into a legendary Sunday roast, this dog friendly spot has something for everyone. With a beautiful beer garden, happy hour deals, and a warm welcome for groups, every visit feels like a proper occasion.

This historic 15th century coaching inn in the heart of Bury is a wonderfully cosy spot for a proper get together. Whether you’re settling in for a pint, a glass of wine, or a cocktail, the welcoming beer garden and live music make it a brilliant place to spend time with friends and four legged companions. With a fantastic happy hour and a menu packed with hearty pub classics, this dog friendly gem is the perfect place for a relaxed meal or a lively night out.

Perched on the outskirts of Fornham All Saints, The Three Kings is a wonderfully welcoming spot where tradition meets a fresh, modern energy. They serve a cracking selection of beers, wines, and cocktails, and the menu is built around fresh, locally sourced ingredients that make every meal feel special. With outdoor seating, a dog friendly policy, and plenty of space for groups, it’s the perfect place to gather for a relaxed lunch, a cozy dinner, or a proper celebration.