We had our pre planned Xmas three course meal at the Boundary, Excellent food and Excellent value for money, friendly staff looking after us. Nothing was too much trouble and Couldn’t have been any more helpful if they’d tried. Special thanks to Paul, Sam and Mike 😊 from Terry & Jo

Lovely place for my son's christening. Sam and her team decorated the room beautifully and the food was great. Everyone had a great time. Thank you so much! Will definitely book again in the future.

Great value in this place. The home cooked food was rich in taste, particular to the pub and hearty. Everyone said it was a great meal and the price was great. I didn't have any tea I was still stuffed from lunch.

Great selection of drinks, amazing garden, food decent. Just need more than 1 chef. Order was taken at the same time but husbands came 15 minutes later than mine & my sons.

Such a great pub! The girls behind the bar are always laughing, smiling and joking - all very approachable. We was made to feel very welcome by all when we went to the firework display - which was an amazing night and such value! Best pub in audenshaw hands down! My son loved it here and it has since become our new local! Great beer, great staff and a great night!

Neck oil heaven cracking pub with best gents decor going you'll wish your bladder was bigger

Brilliant pub for live music, good range of drink, great friendly staff. They have their own menu Tuesday to Sunday. Thursday to Sunday smashed burgers available, made fresh by a separate company. Well worth a visit

Had the pleasure of being here on Friday 11tgh August after attending a funeral.. Wonderful buffet supplied and very courteous staff..

Large pub that serves food. It has an outdoor terrace which connects with the canal behind the pub a very nice place to sit and have a drink, and they do entertainment at the weekends

great range of beers and cider, spoilt for choice in all fairness, great décor, never eaten there so can't comment but great local pub and by Christ the rattler does what it says on the tin 🫣

1st time in for a friend's birthday really enjoyed it would highly recommend and will definitely go back hopefully in the near future. Staff and the owner are great good selection of drinks and dog friendly

Been twice now nice place nice beer garden

Always has been my local establishment,now Paul aspin n co. Have took this place to another level,always clean n tidy and staff are fabulous,live bands on and lovely bunch of people whom run it,well done!

fantastic weekend and the owners/ staff was great, couldn't ask for anything more. will deffently be back and use the venue for our meets.

Great pub with a very well done, recently updated interior with a good selection of beers/ales and spirits. Friendly staff and owner, would highly recommend a visit. Nice little play area for families also.

We had our works Christmas Party at the Boundary this year and it was outstanding. The meals were perfect, all 18 of them, the service was brilliant, the staff were Friendly,efficient and know their jobs. I cannot recommend the venue enough. OUTSTANDING.

Afternoon tea, highly recommend, nice relaxed atmosphere, had a choice of sitting in the pub or restaurant area. Food was delicious and friendly service. Booking is necessary

Inexpensive, decent lager. Live band . What more could you want? Maybe burgers 🍔 😁 Apparently there are burgers, I'll have to go again 🤪.

Last time I was in here I lamented the lacklustre choice of real ale. You’ve solved that by stopping real ale completely. So sad to see this once fantastic pub in such a state. The place was shut for a few years. I now realise that the pub I’ve known and loved since 1978 never reopened. Just sad. Just to answer the reply from the owner, a review is a personal thing. Google averages review scores out to create a fair picture. And your problem with that is? The fact remains that there is now nothing at the Boundary that appeals to me. For someone who likes fizz, I’m sure it’s a great pub. For anyone who likes real ale, I advise them not to bother. If informing people what you sell, and don’t sell, is damaging to your business then I am sorry, but that’s the way it is. There are ways to promote real ale: advertising with CAMRA, holding mini beer festivals, etc. I wonder if you have tried any of these things? There are thriving real ale pubs all over the country. It just needs commitment. But if you’re making all the money you need with your present business model then that’s fine. And can I just add, the important point is that real ale and beer festivals WERE what the pub was famous for. I’ve not gone into a pub and criticised it for not having real ale on when it never really has. When the pub reopened you had a legendary past to build and trade upon. You have instead chosen to move on to a different business model. I think you’ve missed a trick.

Great service, very friendly and helpful staff relaxed atmosphere and the food we had was absolutely fantastic, well recommend a visit