This Wetherspoon pub takes its name from the Up Steps Inn, which stood on the same site. The original Up Steps was built in the early 19th century, and was demolished in the 1930s. The only hostelry marked on the 1756 map of Oldham, the Nag's Head, was demolished in 1805, probably a casualty of road-widening. Its licensee then took over a building previously on this site, which later became known as the Up Steps. The pub got its unusual name because its entrance was above street level, up a few stone steps. Bought by the Oldham Brewery in 1891, the Up Steps survived until, at the request of the police, its licence was not renewed. It closed in 1935, and was soon afterwards pulled down. Although demolished, the Up Steps has not been forgotten, as its distinctive name lives on in this Wetherspoon pub. Up steps has a nice friendly atmosphere serving food and drink were you can enjoy our starters, sharers, deli selections, beer and burger deals, steaks and we have a fantastic selection of deserts.

From the service at the bar, to the quality of the food, The Upsteps provides a variety of brilliant offers and Deli Deals. Drink included in the price of every steak we offer and also on our renowned burger deals.

Breakfast Menu		Childrens Menu		Main Menu

Wednesday 5th September
LEEDS BREWERY Showcase
Top quality ales on Cask Marque approved hand pumps.
Free tasters and a chance to Meet The Brewer.
Held on Wednesday, so only £1.89 a pint.
CAMRA Vouchers Accepted.
Free Merchandise, inc. Bottled Brews and T-shirts

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