WE love to shine the spotlight on local venues where we can go and socialise with family and friends.
This time we have taken to the bright lights and the attraction that is The Broadway in Accrington to find out more about the reasons for their success.
Name of the pub
The Broadway
Address of the pub:
1 Burnley Rd, Accrington, BB5 1AR
Landlord/landlady name:
Kevin Chadwick
How long have you been the landlord/landlady for?
12.5 years
Bar staff and their names:
8 bar staff - Ceejay, Dina, Kirsty, Gaz, Damo, Ethan, Kim and Alexis
Give us some history of the pub
Built in the late 1800’s and formerly the Peels Arms Hotel of Massey’s Burnley brewing company, followed by Charringtons, then a bass house before being purchased by Amber Taverns Ltd about 15 year ago
Is food served? Is so what’s on the menu?
No food, wet-led only
Is there a beer garden
Street in front is our beer garden
Do you have any darts/snooker/pool teams
Sadly not
Most popular drink served is:
Fosters
Most memorable moment at the pub
Recent charity event on the day of the Kings Coronation when we had the street closed off. There was an outdoor stage with singers, tombola, BBQ and stalls and raised over £1,600 for Help for Heroes.
Do you have an entertainment line-up?
We have “Wacky Wednesday” every week with pints from £2.00 a pint with karaoke from 2-5, and karaoke every Friday and Saturday night from 8.30pm. We also have regular fancy dress parties.
Have you faced any challenges within the industry
Being in lockdown during Covid had a large impact as it changed peoples drinking habits, but we’ve thankfully now returned to a thriving business with a booming daytime and weekend trade
The best thing about running a pub is
Meeting so many new faces and receiving so many compliments when they leave
The worst thing about running a pub is..
The lack of sleep
The perfect hangover cure is...
A good fry-up and a glass of fresh orange, oh...and two paracetamol.
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