59 Green Ln, Ashton upon Mersey, Sale M33 5PN

About This Pub

You know, when I think about The Buck Inn, it's got that classic pub charm that's just spot on for a laid-back evening out. The team there are absolute stars, always greeting you with a smile and making sure everything runs smoothly – it's like popping round to a mate's for a drink. They've nailed the food side too, with hearty traditional dishes and some tasty specials that cater to all sorts, whether you're after a full Sunday roast or one of their famous toasties. And if you're into sports, the setup with all those screens is brilliant for watching the match with a cold one in hand. The beer garden's another highlight, especially on a sunny afternoon; it's spacious and welcoming, even for families and their furry friends. But, to keep it real, I've heard a few tales of food not always being up to scratch – like one instance where the spuds were rock hard, which is a bit of a letdown for a place that prides itself on quality. It can also get a bit boisterous during peak times, so if you're in the mood for something more chilled, you might want to pick your visit wisely. All in all, with its solid reputation and community feel, it's definitely worth checking out if you're nearby, as long as you go in with realistic expectations.

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making you feel right at home from the moment you walk in.
  • Prices are spot on – affordable rounds and meals that won't empty your wallet, which is a real treat these days.
  • They've got a cracking selection of traditional pub food, including veggie, vegan, and gluten-free options, plus specials that keep things fresh.
  • It's a top spot for sports fans with seven screens inside and one in the beer garden, so you won't miss a moment of the action.
  • The beer garden is a sun-trap gem, perfect for relaxing with a pint on a nice day, and it's family and dog-friendly too.
Cons
  • Food quality can be a bit hit or miss at times, like when some dishes turn up undercooked, which puts a dampener on things.
  • It can get lively or rowdy on busier nights, so if you're after a quiet evening, it might not always hit the mark.
  • Meal times are a tad limited, with the full menu only available at certain hours, so you'll need to plan your visit accordingly.

Contact Information

59 Green Ln, Ashton upon Mersey, Sale M33 5PN
+441619769071
Pub
Closed

Opening Hours

Monday11:00 - 23:00
Tuesday11:00 - 23:00
Wednesday11:00 - 23:00
Thursday11:00 - 23:00
Friday (Today)11:00 - 00:00
Saturday11:00 - 00:00
Sunday11:00 - 23:00

Location

Recent Reviews

A good local pub, friendly atmosphere and busy on Saturday. Staff are quick to help with the parking system. Second time we've been in, one of the cheapest rounds in a long time too which makes it even better.
KG
Katie G
Great place for a camper stopover. Great atmosphere, delicious, well priced meals and friendly, helpful staff. Highly recommend it.
GB
Geoff Burgess
Been my local for 40 years. Can get a bit rowdy at times these days but never any trouble. Service is usually good and the prices are reasonable. Not eaten in here for a while but have eaten on many occasions and the food is always pretty good without being outstanding. I have never had a bad meal. It’s a locals pub, with most people knowing each other and that makes for a good atmosphere.
DM
Daniel McLean
Went to the Buck with my friend last friday for lunch and can honestly say it was the worst pub lunch we've ever had in our life. We ordered a cottage pie and their special of beef stew, when it arrived the new potatoes served with the pie were rock hard (like they had never been cooked) and the stew tasted like the chef had dropped a box of pepper in it, it was that peppery it actually burnt your tongue (and my friend eats a lot of spicey food) if this wasnt bad enough the meat was awful, there were some chunks of meat and some thin slices but all of it was fatty with no flavour (it's like the chef had thrown in all the offcuts off any meat in the kitchen. As for the cottage pie, we struggled to find any meat! It was literally 90% potato with a tiny bit of mince at the bottom and had no flavour at all! I wanted to send it all back but my friend felt bad (I've no idea why because it wasn't edible) so we just sent the stew and the rock hard potatoes back and asked if we could pick something different. Im assuming it was the manager that came to our table and said very rudely well no-one else has had a problem with the food (which i found very hard to believe) he asked what we wanted instead so we chose the lasagne, big mistake, we both only had a mouthfull each as it tasted vile, like the meat was off, and unfortunately this was proven as both myself and my friend had a bad stomach the next day. I should have known something wasnt right when there wasnt a single other person eating on a friday lunchtime. I wouldn't step foot in this pub again if you paid me.
K
Kerry
Lovely pub, found on the off chance early dinner, food was lovely and hot quality ingredients. Couldn’t fault staff friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. If visiting Manchester we would definitely visit this pub again.
JW
jane wildbore

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