At BrewDog Stadium, we’re not only rugby league lovers, we’re also passionate about our home town of St Helens.
In fact, we reckon it’s one of the North West’s best kept secrets.
Located between Manchester and Liverpool, there’s more to St Helens than world class sport.
Whether you’re travelling here for a game, or attending an event at TWS, we recommend checking out what St Helens has to offer. With great places to stay, and things to do, it’s the perfect place for an extended stay.
There’s also no shortage of top places to eat and drink, whatever your budget.
If you’re looking for where to eat in St Helens on your next visit to TWS, here’s a quick rundown of the local favourites:
The Eccleston Arms Bar & Grill
Any search of ‘where to eat in St Helens’ will turn up The Eccleston Arms.
Located on Prescot Road, this lively local’s favourite has a warm and friendly atmosphere, and a stylish modern interior.
With a well-priced menu that offers classic British favourites and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, it has something for everyone.
Offering delicious breakfasts, and bottomless brunches, it’s a relaxed place to enjoy a meal, a glass of wine, or a cocktail after the game.
Ba’Bursi Contemporary Indian Restaurant
With a menu spanning traditional curries, sizzling tandoori platters, and a strong vegetarian selection Ba’Bursi is establishing itself as a favourite with locals and visitors alike.
Situated on Ormskirk Street, it’s a great choice for casual evenings or special occasions.
If you love classic Indian food in great surroundings, be sure to reserve a table.
The Griffin Inn
The Griffin Inn in Eccleston has been a feature of local life since the 17th century.
Today, it’s a stylish inn, hotel, and restaurant that gives a nod to its traditions.
In this welcoming setting, reminiscent of a country pub, you’ll find an outstanding menu offering quality British cuisine, and a well-chosen wine list.
With classic Sunday roast options, it’s a great place to gather the family for a celebration.
Little George Quarter
For a relaxed snack, a drink, and live music or comedy, the Little George Quarter on George Street is a laidback option for daytime meetups or evening drinks.
With stylish decor and an intimate atmosphere, it’s a desirable place for a post-game drink, whether that be beer, wine, or cocktails.
If you’re looking for where to eat in St Helens that’s fun, friendly, and relaxed, then this a great option.
36 Bridge Street
This family-run, independent restaurant has established itself as the best-rated venue in St Helens on TripAdvisor.
With a focus on small plate options made with high-quality ingredients, choices include salt and pepper chicken, grilled halloumi wraps, steak, burgers, and the classic Sunday roast.
With a stylish interior and live music on weekends, it’s an ideal spot where you can hang out with family or friends.
From traditional pubs to classic takeaways, Italian restaurants, and friendly cafes, there’s no shortage of great places to eat and drink in St Helens.
Whether you’re here for a game, or staying a little longer, be sure to check out what the town has to offer!
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