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The Beacon, Altrincham
Altrincham
WA14 1QU
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Reviews of The Beacon (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
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Malden man left this review about Pi (Altrincham)
A shop conversion, boarded floor, exposed brick chimney breast unfortunately missing a fire these days, the bar is at the back of the front room but another little side room exists at the back. Seating at small round tables, beer adverts on the walls, many for Belgian varieties, very enthusiastic beer knowledgeable barman. Tatton Blonde, Saltaire Amarillo Gold, and Red Willow Headless. There is a wide range of world bottled beers, menus on the tables, food is Pieminister pies (£4.95) with add ons like peas or gravy for a quid.
A nice little bar, a good touch was the complimentary bowl of peanuts. Liked it.
On 15th November 2015
- rating: 7
[User has posted 1708 recommendations about 1681 pubs]
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Al Bundy left this review about Pi (Altrincham)
A micropub kinda place. German, Belgian bottled beers to the fore but it does do real ale. I think its owned by the same lot who run Pi in Liverpool.
On 8th May 2015
- rating: 7
[User has posted 3487 recommendations about 3390 pubs]
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Navigation Road, 0.78 miles, 15 min walk (show)
Hale, 0.79 miles, 15 min walk (show)
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- Real Ale : Yes last updated 30 July 2013 by Alan Hurdle