Falconers Arms
Traditional Local
Nestled in the Copster Hill area of Oldham, the Falconers Arms is a long‑standing local watering hole with roots going back through Greater Manchester’s rich pub tradition as part of the JW Lees estate. It occupies a corner spot at Falcon View and Hollins Road, not far from Copster Park and connected to the broader tapestry of Oldham’s suburban neighbourhoods. Over the years it has become more than just a place to grab a pint — it’s a familiar social space for locals to catch up after work, celebrate milestones and mingle with neighbours. Its homely bar and lounge layout reflects the classic community pub spirit that helps give Copster Hill its friendly character
Our Amenities
Inside, the Falconers Arms keeps things simple and welcoming, with a central bar serving a core selection of JW Lees beers including Bitter and Manchester Pale Ale, plus a broader range of drinks on a traditional taps basis. It’s a one‑room pub with lounge and games/music areas either side, making it perfect for watching big‑screen sports or enjoying live entertainment and social games with mates. There’s a private enclosed beer garden out back for warmer days, and facilities that appeal to all kinds of visitors — from darts and pool teams to those just after a relaxed drink. The pub also scores well on practical bits like accessible parking, dog‑friendly welcome, disabled access, sports on TV and a solid food hygiene rating of “Very Good” from recent inspections, giving confidence that the kitchen and service are up to scratch.
