Menu from Waggon & Horses
Menu highlights
Black Pudding
Served on a toasted crouton, Topped with bacon, poached egg, and a light pepper sauce
Chicken Liver Pate
Served with red onion chutney and fresh toasted Bread
Spiced Welsh Rarebit on Ciabatta with onion jam "V"
Herb Crusted Salmon Fillet
crushed potatoes, seasonal veg
Beer Battered Cod, fat chips, mushy peas, tartare sauce
Mushroom and Asparagus Risotto
Grill
Mixed Grill
Served with Gammon, Sausage, Chicken, Rump Steak, Lamb Cutlets, and Egg
14oz Ribeye Steak on the bone
Desserts
Choccolate Fudge Cake
Served with your choice of cream, Ice Cream or Custard
Sticky Toffee Pudding
Served with your choice of cream, Ice Cream or Custard
Apple Crumble
Served with your choice of cream, Ice Cream or Custard
More about the restaurant: Waggon & Horses
Waggon & Horses Westhoughton is a traditional British pub that is known all over Bolton for its delicious homemade food, friendly service and wide range of local ales. The familiar atmosphere will make you feel instantly at home with comfy seating, relaxed vibes and home cooked dishes just the way your nanna used to make them. Expect to find only the freshest, locally sourced produced used in every menu item – and taste the difference in every mouthful. No matter if you’re in the mood for seafood, meat, salad, pasta, light bites or anything else in between, you’ll be in for a treat.. You’ll find Waggon & Horses perched right on Chorley Road where reservations are advised to avoid disappointment.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Waggon & Horses booking?
No two visits to Waggon & Horses Westhoughton are ever the same, thanks to the extensive British food offering which changes seasonally based on whatever fresh produce is readily available. From its central location on Chorley Road, just a stone’s throw away from Bolton, Waggon & Horses keeps the people of Westhoughton well fed and watered seven days a week and all year round. If you’re in for a few scoops and find yourself a wee bit peckish, ensure you avail of some light bites or nibbles off the extensive British and European menu. We love the Mediterranean platter to share with olives, hummus, taramasalata, sharing breads, olive oil and balsamic vinegar or the salt and pepper squid with a lemon and cracked black pepper mayonnaise
When it comes to the main event at Waggon & Horses, you will be absolutely spoilt for choice. So much so that we suggest dining with someone you enjoy sharing food with – that way you can try out a few different dishes together. We love the king prawn linguine with roasted peppers, garlic, chilli, baby spinach and sun-blushed tomatoes; Aberdeen Angus beef burger with skinny fries and homemade coleslaw and the pan-fried fillet steak and Stilton sandwich with fried red onions. No matter where in Bolton you’re coming from, ensure you arrive at Waggon & Horses armed with an advance booking to ensure you nab a spot!