Willaston · Wirral

Village green. Proper pub. Since 1637.

A village inn in a Grade II listed former farmhouse on Willaston green, with home-cooked food, pies made in our kitchen, and a proper welcome.

Festive menu from 23 November to 24 December: 2 courses £25.95, 3 courses £29.95. Christmas Day menu now taking bookings.

Built 1637 · Grade II listed · On Willaston green

Welcome

Pull up a chair.

Good beer, honest food and a proper welcome, in a farmhouse dating from 1637. Come in for a pint, a pie or a Sunday roast.

About the pub

A sandstone farmhouse, here since 1637.

Pollards Inn was once Corner House Farm, named for its spot on the corner of Willaston's village green. When the farm closed in 1983, the building became a hotel and restaurant, named after the last family to farm here.

Read our story
The entrance to Pollards Inn, Willaston

The pub

A Grade II listed sandstone farmhouse dating from 1637, with exposed beams and a huge chimney stack.

The beer

A selection of real ales and lagers, kept properly and served as they should be.

The food

Home-cooked traditional food. Pies made in our kitchen, 28-day aged steaks and a proper Sunday roast.

The location

Village Square, Willaston, on the Wirral. A short walk from the Wirral Way.

Hours

You'll find us open every day.

Drinks

Monday – Saturday12pm – 11pm
Sunday12pm – 10pm

Kitchen

Monday – Thursday12pm – 8pm
Friday & Saturday12pm – 9pm
Sunday12pm – 7pm

Light bites served until 5pm.

Come and make an evening of it.

Book ahead if you'd rather be sure. Otherwise just walk in and we'll find you a table.

Book a table