The canal side venue has been refurbished inside and out
The Ring O Bells, in Lathom, West Lancashire, has undergone a transformation and now boasts an open kitchen, stunning orangery and landscaped garden with a wooden play area. Set deep in the heart of Lancashire countryside, the pub is located next to the Leeds-Liverpool canal near Burscough,
The pub itself has been cleverly designed to incorporate panoramic views, with an open bar space that overlooks the canal to provide a picturesque backdrop. There are also classic features that tap into the history of the venue with a number of original features being retained, including open fireplaces and classic flooring.
“Across the venue, we’ve worked with some amazing artists from Lancashire to create a vibrant style that stands us out from the crowd. We’ll also be bringing a flavour of the region through our food, with local sourcing and a great menu that we’re sure any diner will enjoy.” Ring O’ Bells will also bring benefits to the local economy, with 30 new jobs being created by the launch of the venue. “Lancashire is literally crying out for more venues like this” Paul continued. “A fantastic combination of carefully sourced produce, talented chefs and an incredible location is the perfect recipe for a venue that can become a staple for locals and visitors alike.
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