Printers Arms in Oldham

Four of us went to Printers Arms Denshaw for meal the food was lovely we were served by Daisy who was very pleasant and very friendly. Will definitely be back.

Very good food, well presented. Our waiter was helpful and patient. The pub was clean but a little cool but we were early and so had maybe not warmed up!

Very nice meal had recently to celebrate our daughters birthday. Daughter had cheese and onion pie (see photo) which was delicious. I sneaked a little bit! I had the steak sizzler which also very nice. The waitress even stuck a candle in the blackcurrant/prosecco cheesecake and sang Happy Birthday 🤗

Nice secluded pub clean inside Typical pub food but the home made cheese and onion pie was heavenly

Food was disappointing, didn't have what I wanted in stock so went for the Sunday roast. Roast potatoes were stale, gravy was not nice, beef was chewy and about quarter of the plate was cabbage.Went for desert as I remember the desert being nice 5 years ago but they took my order, and at the last second before my partners desert coming out they said they didn't have mine in stock. I didn't go for any in the end but my partner did and it was too small for the price, it had obviously been microwaved for too long then had been left out as it was cold but crunchy. Was not in a good state when it arrived and there was about triple the amount of cream that anyone would need.Staff were nice but food was horrible

The food is nice, the indoor seating aspect is very fluid and they pay attention to cleaning, all staff was wearing face coverings, beautiful views as always.

Fantastic food. Lovely staff, relaxing atmosphere will be returning

Called in early Sunday afternoon. Lovely old pub with great staff. Sunday roast was fab as was sizzling chicken dish. Kids meals were tasty also. Drinks well priced and the desserts polished off. Will definitely go back.

The place was really cosy and a lot of families were visiting when I went.Food quality was excellent, slightly overpriced but I guess for the location it's decent.If you aren't visiting in the lunch hours the menu is kind of limited and is mostly red meats and pork.Overall the place is pretty nice for the location and the service was excellent!

Took my mum out for lunch, did my research and decided on The Printers Arms,All in all it was a pleasant experience.Friendly welcome on arrival. We took our seats, I got up to get the menus as the gentleman server was busy clearing a table.My mum opted for tge seniors menu, creamy garlic mushrooms on ciabatta toast, chefs salad of the day which was fish cake, she finished of with Apple crumble and custard. Nothing left on her plates, safe to say she enjoyed her meal and all for just £10.45. BargainFor my starter I opted for black pudding and bacon stack with poached egg and a light mustard dressing. It was very tasty and I really enjoyed it. For my main course I chose the braised lamb shank with dauphinoise potatoes And fresh veg. The gravy was to die for extremely tasty in deed. Very impressed with my main course and such a good portion.Now. My dessert, the only let down from meal, I chose smooth creme brulee. They over did it with the blow torch and the only taste I had was a burnt taste in my mouth. Not nice, it was also very densce and claggy. Not the best I've had if I'm honest.Wouldn't put me off returning.