The Town Hall Tavern, Manchester

Official site of The Town Hall Tavern - www.townhalltavernmanchester.co.uk

Official site of The Town Hall Tavern - www.townhalltavernmanchester.co.uk

Five cask ales on Saturday evening. THT (Town Hall Tipple) by Brightside, Dizzy Blonde, Doom Bar, Hop Pale Ale by Blackedge, and Gold by Beer Brothers. Pleasant enough pub. Bogs are downstairs, where the floor is a bit uneven, the doors stiff, and the ceilings low. The gents have those awful waterless urinals which I'm sure are great for the environment but mean there is always someone else's piss left festering at the bottom of them, which is less than pleasant.

Larger inside than it looks from the outside, with a multi-level arrangement giving a selection of drinking areas, though the downstairs seems set up more for eating than drinking. Friendly enough, though the unwatched TVs noisily showing sport can be annoying. So-so TT Landlord.

A stunning looking pub from the outside, l was expecting the interior to be traditional and to have more heritage. Once inside, the layout is modern and is in keeping with the building. The main bar is on the left as you enter up a couple of steps. There was a smaller room to the rear and was set out mainly for dining. The pub is well run and staff were friendly. Three ales on, Wainwright, TT Landlord and Jennings Cumberland.

Visited this lovely pub the past weekend to be greated by warm welcoming staff and a friendly atmosphere. I have heard that it has been taken over by new management and it really shows. My partner and I enjoyed a fantasic meal; I had the eggs benedict to start which was served with a homemade hollandaise sauce, followed by the homemade steak and ale pie which were both outstanding! My partner had the bury black pudding which came with a homemade mustard dressing then to follow he had the wild mushroom risotto which was dressed with a white wine, cream and garlic stock, he was silent through out which means he was really enjoying it!!! It is really worth checking out this quaint little pub.