Menu


STARTERS
Soup of the Day
A warming bowl of soup served with a bread roll and butter.
£3.95
Breaded Mushrooms
Mushrooms in a delicious coating served with a garlic mayonnaise dip.
£3.95
Prawn Cocktail
Prawns on crisp lettuce with a marie rose sauce. Served with brown bread and butter.
£4.45
Pate
Served with a salad garnish, onion relish and toast.
£4.45
Tiger Prawns
Tiger prawns in a delicious tempura batter served with two dipping sauces.
£4.95

SIDE ORDERS
Chips or New potatoes
£2.00
Onion Rings
£2.00
Mushrooms
£2.00
Baked beans (Heinz)
£2.00
Vegetables - Assorted seasonal vegetables
£2.00
Side salad -Assorted crisp salad leaves, tomatoes and cucumber.
£2.00
Fried egg.
£1.00

Bread & Butter
£1.00

MAINS
16oz T-Bone Steak
This is the ultimate for carnivores! A meat eater’s delight with a fillet and sirloin steak still on the bone.
£17.95
8oz Fillet Steak
A tender sumptuous piece of beef to be savoured and cooked as you like it.
£15.95
10oz Sirloin Steak
A superb flavour and tender steak cooked as you like it.
£14.95
6oz Sirloin Steak
All the same flavour and tenderness as the 10oz just a little bit smaller.
£10.95
12oz Gammon Steak
A juicy tasty cut of gammon accompanied by pineapple and a fried egg.
£10.95
Lamb chops
Four succulent lamb chops cooked to perfection.
£11.95
14oz Pork Fillet Loin
The fillet steak of the pork world! A delicious flavoursome cut of pork to be enjoyed.
£12.95
Scampi
Breaded scampi accompanied with tartare sauce.
£10.95
Omelette
Omelettes can be made either plain or with the addition of cheese, tomato or mushrooms.
£7.95
Select a sauce to accompany your steak: Choose from Peppercorn, Bernaise, Mushroom or Rowlands Gravy.
£1.50

All of the above selections are served with chips or new potatoes, crispy onion rings, plum tomato, mushrooms and garden peas or side salad. All our beef is English beef sourced from a local supplier. Our weights are for a typical portion before cooking.


CHILDREN’S MENU
4oz beef burger served with chips and beans
£4.95
Chicken nuggets served with chips and beans
£4.95
Fish Goujons served with chips and beans
£4.95

SWEETS
Brandy basket with whipped double cream topped with strawberries. £3.95
Meringue with whipped double cream, raspberry coulis and raspberries.
£3.95
Apple pie and custard or cream £3.95
Chocolate fudge cake served with chocolate sauce. £3.95
Banana Split £3.95
Ice cream £2.00
Cheese & Biscuits £4.45



COFFEE & LIQUEURS

Latte £2.50

Cappuccino £2.50

Coffee £2.00

Tea £2.00

Hot Chocolate £2.00

Or why not round off your meal and select a delicious coffee & liqueur drink topped with cream.

Calypso coffee

Coffee with Tia Maria £3.50

Irish coffee

Coffee with Whiskey £3.50

La Mumba

Hot chocolate with Brandy £3.50

Telehone 01942 262250

Thanks for that PL

Heinz Baked Beans? Class.

I thought that myself..... Duck Egg Bluu in culcheth and the High Moor at Wrightington must be bricking it...

are there any better?

Lidl's are allright too

It's all fresh. Cooked infront of you on and open kitchen. The meats from fishers butchers I think he said. So all local produce. Think the beer was bottled. Especially the magners haha

It all sounds good to me, will have to give it a try

I have to just say that I copied the menu and telephone number from another website. Mishmash did the research and deserves the credit for supplying the said information

A steak house that doesn't do a rump steak?

Rump is the one peice that contains the most flavour and my steak of choice.

There's no ribeye on the menu either, the best steak there is according to Brian Turner!

i agree with Brian

Hope it goes well, Leigh needs another "English" resturant. I thought the prices a little high, although as I SAID it was lovely food, cooked nice and certainly not the awful stuff seved cold in the Wetherspoons. The staff were all great too and very helpful.

I can recommend the Gaucho Grill in Manchester............ Now they do steaks....

Indeed, best around by miles. And not as expensive as you would think (but not cheap either)

Summat To Ate steak restaurant in Hindley a good un, were top spot nightclub use to be www.summat-to-ate.co.uk/

Summat To Ate steak restaurant in Hindley a good un, were top spot nightclub use to be www.summat-to-ate.co.uk/

Quote ="mr. chairman"any info on this bart or a website'" www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/

Quote ="mr. chairman"any info on this bart or a website'" www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/

Quote ="mr. chairman"any info on this bart or a website'" www.manchester.com/restaurants/d ... .html#rrev Very good but a bit pricey. Not really my cup of tea tbh, but a nice place.

Quote ="mr. chairman"any info on this bart or a website'" www.manchester.com/restaurants/d ... .html#rrev Very good but a bit pricey. Not really my cup of tea tbh, but a nice place.

I went in August, 2 steaks, 2 sides, pudds and a couple of drinks £50. Well worth it.
They bring out the steaks on a slab to show you and talk you through the different cuts if you wish.
Best steak I have had for sure.

Cost us way more than that!

My mate and his missus went last month and paid almost 3 times that much.

Has it got dearer recently or did they get your bill wrong?!?

Can highly recommend this place been a couple of times can be pricey but not over the top, well worth it, you'll have a good night.

A few beat me to it mr c for the link............... As ive previously said an excellent venue and top steaks, thoroughly enjoyable and well worth the £s.

It certainly is Mr C. I have had first class food there and it was at lunch when they had a special on.

Gaucho Grill in Manchester is the best steakhouse I've ever been to - but with a price tag to match!

Went to Rowlands with Mrs Whoateallthetries last night and our first impressions were good. Very tastefully decorated and clean. Only 1 table eating when we got there but got pretty busy a bit later on. The light is a bit bright though - they could do with a dimmer switch to create a bit more "atmosphere". Also, a bit cold in there.

Starters were excellent and the steaks were good - nothing you couldn't rustle up yourself at home though to be honest and the chips were a bit too greasy for our liking. 1 piece of advice though - the chef seems to overcook the meat slightly so if you want yours done medium then ask for medium rare - if you want medium rare ask for rare. We asked for medium and both steaks came at least medium-well done. We didn't make a fuss of it but I overheard people on 2 of the other tables complaining about the same thing. Desserts and coffees were nice though.

However, the biggest let-down has to be the price. We spent £40 a head which was too much in my opinion. The drinks prices are definitely too high. I don't mind paying £3 for a bottle of lager as that seems to be par for the course in a restaurant these days but £15 for a bottle of Jacobs Creek Shiraz that I can pick up for £5 to £6 in Tescos?! I don't mind paying £15+ for a bottle of wine but it has to be something a bit more special for that price (especially when you think that when you buy in bulk at wholesale I bet you could get Jacobs Creek for about £3 to £4 a bottle).

Overall, it was good but nowt special. At £40 per head I would expect a bit more of a restaurant "experience" with a fantastic atmosphere and service to match. A welcome addition to the limited number of restaurants in Leigh though (which isn't difficult).

Sounds like its worth a visit, though I'm not sure I'll be paying £15 for a bottle of £4 plonk.