The Fletchers Arms, Manchester

The Fletchers Arms is a food led pub with raised rooms that house a fireplace and seating either side of the entrance. On the left wall is a carvery before a U-shaped bar counter. In the left rear and down the right hand wall is more seating. This is a Robinsons pub so Trooper, Unicorn and Dizzy Blonde were available from the four handpumps, one was unused. Premium keg was also available alongside Carling. My visit was at dinner time so I decided to have a carvery for about £14. It was good, although the meat was a bit dry from sitting under the lamps. The service was friendly and the pub comfortable, but I wouldn’t go in here just for a beer.

The Fletchers Arms is a fairly large roadhouse stye pub that is situated in a leafy suburban area to the south of Denton. The pub looked fairly nice from the outside but once inside the pub had been knocked about leaving one large room that was on different levels,the room was carpeted and fairly comfy but lacked any character. The pub is a Robinsons tied house and there were three real ales on the bar i had a drink of Robinsons bitter which was a decent enough drink the other beers were Robinsons mild and Robinsons Fredericks bitter. This pub was ok for a quick drink but i thought it was a bit of a let down. Pub visited 6/4/1996

The Fletchers Arms page at the Almond Pubs site - www.almond-pubs.co.uk

The Fletchers Arms page at the Almond Pubs site - www.almond-pubs.co.uk