Hawk
137 Crewe RoadHaslington
CW1 5RG
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Refurbished Summer 2023, the Hawk underwent a change in management in March 2026. There are five rooms plus an entrance hall in this late 17c building. The Oak Room, at the back of the pub, is lined with a rich display of old panelling, probably of early 16th-century origin and likely to have come from a gentry house, rather than an Armada galleon as rumour would have it. In the Snug a glass pane shows the Wattle and Daub wall of the original building. A framed Ordance Survey map dated 1947 may be of interest. When researched by the Pub Heritage Group the owners, Robinson’s of Stockport, said that the room was as it is now when they acquired the pub 1929 from Kay’s Atlas Brewery of Ardwick, Manchester. In 1978 an extension was added and the servery was moved from the right of the pub to its present position. Irish and Scottish folk music by Hawkestra selected Thursday evenings, check for details. Quiz night every other Wednesday.