Below are some of the best pubs in Preston to ever exist, according to our readersBelow are some of the best pubs in Preston to ever exist, according to our readers
Below are some of the best pubs in Preston to ever exist, according to our readers

Best pubs in Preston: 11 Preston pubs remembered as ‘the best to ever exist’ by our readers

By Jon Peake
Published 16th Jun 2023, 13:09 BST
Updated 16th Jun 2023, 13:17 BST

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We asked our readers which pubs in Preston they thought were the best to ever exist.

Here’s just a small selection of the pubs they suggested. You can see the Facebook post here with all the blast-from-the-past pubs mentioned.

See also: 11 Preston nightclubs remembered as ‘the best to ever exist’ by our readers - including Manxman, Squires and Feel

Jazz Bar on Tithebarn Street was converted into student accommodation in 2012 but was once a popular spot for drinkers

9. Jazz Bar

Jazz Bar on Tithebarn Street was converted into student accommodation in 2012 but was once a popular spot for drinkers Photo: NW

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The Hollywood Bar is probably one of Preston's most popular pubs. Found on East View it was originally known as the Sir Robert Peel and changed it's name to the Hollywood Bar in 1983 and then to Finney's Sports Bar. It was described in a 2004 beer guide as a thriving free house but was closed in 2010 and is now a travel agency

10. Hollywood Bar

The Hollywood Bar is probably one of Preston's most popular pubs. Found on East View it was originally known as the Sir Robert Peel and changed it's name to the Hollywood Bar in 1983 and then to Finney's Sports Bar. It was described in a 2004 beer guide as a thriving free house but was closed in 2010 and is now a travel agency Photo: NW

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Now demolished The Oddfellows Arms was on Mount Street

11. The Oddfellows Arms

Now demolished The Oddfellows Arms was on Mount Street Photo: NW

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The Old Dog on Church Street dates all the way back to 1715. It is a grade II listed building and closed down in 2018

12. The Old Dog Inn

The Old Dog on Church Street dates all the way back to 1715. It is a grade II listed building and closed down in 2018 Photo: NW

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