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This pub has a huge history in Manchester situated just down the steps from Oxford Road train station it was originally a mill where the left side of the pub has a wooden floor which was put in after the cotton loombs were taken out the right side of the pub has a stone floor. It has been a gay pub, a brothel and then various types of pubs where now it is a rock pub although food is served all day and it has a lot of suits in during the day, it was refurbished about 5 years ago and I was a barmaid there back in the mid 90's when i was at Uni. Note: Please ladies don't wear heals down the cobbled slope you have been warned. The beer was good but it is not kept to the truest Scottish and newcastle alehouses can do. A very good night out
Reviewed by Sara Collier on 14th June 2007 - 
[User has posted 3 recommendations]
Top pub, one of my local hangouts. The jukebox is excellent, and the ale goes down a treat. It's really been tidied up, and over the last year become what it always could be- a great boozer with a decent crowd and good music. A hidden gem somewhat..
Reviewed by frank rosehard on 2nd January 2007 - 
[User has posted 1 recommendations]
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