The Waggon Inn established in 1882 by Joseph Bradbury has a long tradition of providing hospitality and accommodation to local residents and visitors to Uppermill. Offering fine food, cask ales and an extensive wine list plus accommodation. The Waggon Inn is the ideal venue for a quite meal or a place to stay whilst on business or a short break.
In “Saddleworth Pubs and their licencees 1674-1998”, Rob Magee notes that about 1882 Joseph Bradbury a Stone Merchant became beer retailer at the Waggon Inn, High Street, Uppermill. By 1887 Joseph’s widow Mary was licensee and owner. When Mary died in 1900 her son Frank took over as licensee and stayed on until 1925, when the family sold the Waggon to Robinson’s Brewery, Stockport.
| Treat yourself or your family to a traditional Sunday lunch at The Waggon Inn, including roast beef or lamb, yorkshire pudding and all the traditional trimmings More | Every Friday The Waggon Inn serves a Friday night meal of Fish and Chips. Starting at 5pm. Your can enjoy a this traditional meal in The waggon Inn restaurant for under £5 per person More |
| Throughout the year The Waggon Inn is active in many local events in and around the saddleworth area. Such as Morris Dancing, Yanks Weekend, Brass Bands, Charity Beer Walk and the Sarfa Folk Festival More | Whilst on business or pleasure in the Oldham or Saddleworth area bed and breakfast accommodation at The Waggon Inn is exceptional value. With all the Rooms recently refurbished to provide en-suite facilities combined with an in house restaurant The Waggon makes an ideal place to stay. More |
| Quiz Nights If you fancy yourself as a bit of a mastermind then Sunday night at The Waggon Inn is the place for you starting at 8pm its a great opportunity to test your general knowledge whilst enjoying a pint of cask ale or a glass of wine. More | Weekend or mid week Breaks For a short weekend or mid week break The Waggon Inn is ideally situated for shopping in Manchester or walking on the Saddleworth Moor or the Pennine Way . More |
