Bolton (/ˈbɒltən/ ( listen) or locally [ˈbɜʏtn̩]) is a town in Greater Manchester in North West England. A former mill town, Bolton has been a production centre for textiles since Flemish weavers settled in the area in the 14th century, introducing a wool and cotton-weaving tradition. The urbanisation and development of the town largely coincided with the introduction of textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution. Bolton was a 19th-century boomtown, and at its zenith in 1929 its 216 cotton mills and 26 bleaching and dyeing works made it one of the largest and most productive centres of cotton spinning in the world. The British cotton industry declined sharply after the First World War, and by the 1980s cotton manufacture had virtually ceased in Bolton.
Restaurants in Bolton
5.0 based on 186 reviews
Went here in the Summer on one of the open days. Absolutely fabulous if you like steam engines. Took our teens who were very interested in the workings. Loads to see and some super little model engines too. If you have youngsters- get the quis sheets which made it all very interesting as they had to find the answers in the museum. Staff were super - plenty of time to talk and explain. Loved it
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Micro Bar specialising in real ales, craft beers and ciders, with 3 hand pulls and 4 keg lines and also bottles and cans.
Visited for a family birthday. Great selection of beers and gin. Prosecco very good. Very friendly and welcoming
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Open Online 24/7 - If you're looking for unique gifts and things to do in Lancashire or Cumbria visit Red Bank Cider - one of the UK's most northern traditional cider makers, located near LANCASHIRE'S West Pennine Moors - on the border of Bury & Bolton. Producing a range of DELICIOUS real ciders & LOWER CALORIE fruit berry CIDERS & WINES - Red Bank Cider's are made naturally with fresh "Cold Pressed" fruit, fermented for over 9 months - until perfect to drink! Red Bank Cider is one of the UK's RARE 30+ producers of ENGLISH PERRY! Their Crackin' Pear - pear cider or perry as it's traditionally known in England, has twice won SILVER in CAMRA's North UK Cider & Perry Competition held at CAMRA'S Greater Manchester Cider & Beer Festival. Red Bank Cider is also proud to supply many charity festivals - at the Great British Beer Festival it's ciders were among the first to sell out! Next day del "Click & Collect" usually open on Fridays and Saturdays 1-3pm. CIDER TAP & BAR available 2021
5.0 based on 36 reviews
We are a specialist beer shop and micro bar. We stock the best beers that the UK and world has to offer and strive to find the more unusual and types of beer. Customers can either buy bottled beers to take home or drink in our relaxed and friendly bar. We also serve a range of quality draught beers, both real ales and craft keg beers as well as wines, ciders and non alcoholic drinks.
We found this bar 18 months ago, what a gem. Daryl is a fountain of knowledge, when it comes to beer, All the staff are great. If you want a great selection of beer, good conversation with friendly locals, this is the place. Don't expect football, loud music, fast food. This is a little haven for lovers of quality beers, ciders, gins and wine. We cannot keep away. 10 out of 10.
5.0 based on 53 reviews
The Brewery Bar is the first of the Blackedge Brewing Company’s tap bars serving up 7 Cask Ales, 10 Craft Beers plus 7 Craft Ciders & fantastic range of Artisan Spirits, Wines & Soft Drinks. Locally produced butchers pork pies & a range of stunning snacks to make your afternoon a real treat. The bar is kitted out in a rustic industrial style & based directly above the Multi-award Winning Blackedge Brewery. A CAMRA Pub of The Year Winner in 2019 the bar is a superb place to enjoy good beer & good cheer. There is a cosy beer garden to the rear & during the warmer Months a pop up beer garden known as the ‘Yard Of Ale’ adds extended outside seating to the rear whilst German festival tables & benches fill the front of the Brewery. The entrance area has viewing windows so the Brewery can be seen in all its glory plus a wall filled with the Awards the Brewery has received over the years.
Staff are all attentive, welcoming and friendly, Prices are all very good, Great atmosphere, Very nice area.
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The Slaughtered House is a newly refurbished wine tasting bar situated at Turton Wines in Bromley Cross,Bolton. The bar is open during shop hours for drinks, cheese boards & bar nibbles. Changes to opening hours will be published weekly on Facebook @theslaughteredhouse Ticketed Wine tastings are held on Saturday evenings, all details can be found on the website or on facebook. Venue for private parties and corporate events, please contact to discuss your requirements.
Went to a gin tasting here last night - really enjoyed it. Great range of gins and lovely cheeseboard. Excellent service and very friendly atmosphere. Very good value for money too. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a night out that's a bit different.
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Northern Monkey Brew Co. is an established local microbrewery, with onsite tap bar in the town centre. We aim to produce and provide quality artisan craft ales in the very same room that they are served. Whilst also supporting and championing the best of other local brewers and distillers. A truly unique environment to enjoy fantastic drinks amongst friends.
Outstanding. Great range of beers, lovely stout, great cheese boards and fantastic staff. Really cool setting, too!
4.5 based on 311 reviews
Bolton Museum and Art Gallery has something for everyone. Visit our Ancient Egypt Gallery to see fascinating artifacts, learn about Bolton's rich heritage or meander your way through our collection of art. Learn about creatures from all over the world and don't forget to say hello to our dinosaur friend on your way in! We are also home to Greater Manchester's only aquarium.
Beutiful Library and Museum well worth a visit the Museum has been refurbished with new exhibits there is also an Aquarium
4.5 based on 358 reviews
You really cannot beat this place loads of space and lots of different ways to get to it. A walkers dream and great for dog walkers as well , if you can stop them chaseing the ducks and other birds. There is a cafe here but from reviews its best left alone. Take a loaf and feed the local ducks there are hundreds. Really great for free you can even visit the grounds of local turton tower for free as well (no parking charge as well) a real treat for dogs
4.5 based on 59 reviews
I had wanted to visit this place for a number of years. It is only open 2 days a week. It is a very imposing building from the outside with its tudor beams. The building in parts is around 500 years old. The kitchen is amazing with so many objects of interest to see. The dairy is also very interesting with the old cheese press. Upstairs there are various rooms to see relating to Samuel Crompton including his spinning wheel. We had a amazing guide a lady with red hair. Who told us loads of information about this amazing building. Well worth a visit. Limited parking.
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