Astley Arms — Pub in Ashton-under-lyne

The Astley Arms is a traditional pub on Dukinfield Road in Ashton-under-Lyne, offering a welcoming atmosphere typical of local pubs. It’s best known for its hearty Sunday Roast Dinner, attracting both locals and visitors. People come here for casual gatherings with friends and family, or to enjoy food and drinks. As a Grade II listed building, the Astley Arms adds character to the neighborhood.

The Astley Arms is a Grade II listed pub dating back to the 18th century, originally an inn and coaching stop. Its Georgian architecture reflects its history, with wood panelled walls and traditional decor creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Ralph Ogden was Innkeeper in 1881, followed by his widow Catherine. Today, the Astley Arms offers a lively, energetic environment with a high energy vibe. The venue’s decor is traditional, with warm lighting and a cozy, friendly, and casual atmosphere. It's a Robinsons Brewery pub.

The Astley Arms provides a classic pub experience. The venue serves food and drink and is especially popular for a hearty Sunday Roast Dinner. With its family-friendly atmosphere, it’s often chosen for a casual get-together. Locals frequently attend events and enjoy the space for casual visits. Step-free access and accessible toilets are available.