Pubs with Beer Gardens in Prescot, Whiston & Rainhill

On these hot, lazy summer days there’s nothing nicer than sitting out in the sunshine, sipping a cold beer or a glass of wine.

Prescot Online asked readers to recommend pubs in Prescot, Whiston and Rainhill that have beer gardens or outdoor seating, perfect for these warmer temperatures.

The top recommendation was Manor Farm pub and restaurant on Mill Road, Rainhill. There’s plenty of outdoor seating, with beautiful views of the countryside, but remember things get very busy in the summer weather.

Another popular choice was The Old Mill pub on Mill Street, off High Street, in Prescot town centre. It has a large beer garden in the back, and it’s open till 12 midnight most nights.

The Grapes Hotel, on the junction of St Helens Road and Portico Lane, in Eccleston Park, Prescot, also got a couple of mentions.

The Deane’s House on Church Street, Prescot (by Prescot Parish Church) has tables and seating in front.

Can you recommend a good pub with a beer garden or outdoor seating in Prescot, Whiston or Rainhill? Let us know in the comments below, and we’ll update this page regularly with new recommendations.

Update: Other pubs in Prescot, Whiston & Rainhill with beer gardens and outdoor seating:

• The Coach & Horses, Ritherup Lane, Rainhill
• The Ship Inn, Warrington Road, Rainhill
• The Victoria, Warrington Road, Rainhill (two beer gardens, tables out front)

See also: Pubs in Prescot, Merseyside

Featured image (slider): Strom Carlson

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