Pubs in Preston

“I've been here a few times now and each visit has been consistently great. The service is top notch and the staff really listen to adjustments needed and put them in place if possible (Dietry requirements, a table in a quieter area, etc.).There is a wheelchair accessible entrance in the form of a ramp at the rear. There isn't an accessible toilet from what I have seen. The toilets the cleanest I've seen in a pub! They take cash and card payments. There is a large carpark for customers.I have the fish and chips which has never failed me. They do put spices/pepper on the chips as standard so just remember to ask them to not put it on if you don't like pepper/spices. The desserts are nice and generous. The food is operated by the Constable Arms themselves, whereas the drinks and bar are part of Marstons.Dietary restrictions: Staff are attentive and ask the customers each time.Parking: There is ample parking but can fill up at busier times.Kid-friendliness: There are colouring pencils and board games amongst other entertainment. There's a pool table.Wheelchair accessibility: Via ramp round the back. Haven't seen a wheelchair accessible toilet.”

“The Naga head, nice little pub, clean and old in style, staff are nice and service was on point, food and beer was reasonably priced, parking is a little difficult for anyone with anything bigger than a car, and the food is alright, little bit let down with the pie, and the one slice of bread with scampi, but aside from that the place isn't bad”