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The Griffins Head
Type:Pub/Inn
Burnley Road, ACCRINGTON, Lancashire, BB5 6LD
Tel: 01254 394788
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Tel: 01254 394788
The Griffins Head Bar & Grill is our award winning restaurant on the edge of Huncoat, a stones throw away from the M65. Their menu has something to suit everyones palate. With a self confessed obsession with the quality of meat, dishes are simple, hearty and full of flavour. Signature dishes include the Tomahawk, Swinging Skewers and the modestly named Big Lad Burger.
| Open (1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec 2020) |
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