The Saracens Head can be found on the outskirts of the small, picturesque village of Warburton, near Lymm. Conveniently accessible to Junction 21 of the M6 and with the M60 Motorway to the other side, this is a very attractive 17th Century Inn retaining many original features such as the old wooden bar, open log fires and nooks and crannies. The building outside is also original and has not been modernised. There is a tunnel connecting the pub to the church across the road, which can be seen from the pub window and history has it that Dick Turpin stayed here once upon a time! The congenial atmosphere is immediately apparent as you walk through the door with everyone welcome be it for a drink or a meal. Food is chosen from an extensive menu and can be eaten anywhere in the pub, most of which is non smoking for your comfort, or out in the garden during the warmer weather. There is a range of wines to choose from to complement your meal or, if preferred, two real ales and other drinks at the bar. For the younger family members there is a huge outdoor play space for the summer and, inside, a new Wacky Warehouse with all the latest play equipment to keep them them happily occupied allowing adults an opportunity for conversation! We also have a Function Room where all sorts of get togethers can be held for up to 50 people. Come along soon to this quality venue for an excellent meal with the family or a tasty drink with friends. The helpful team look forward to seeing new faces.
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