Chapel House, Manchester

I was the only customer in the Chapel House during a recent midweek evening visit. In the left hand side is the public bar with a bar counter lined with bar stools up the right facing banquette seating up the left wall and a dartboard. A pool table is found at the rear, but no playing as it was covered with plyboard. A television was showing muted BBC News and there was background music playing. Standard keg was available alongside Madri and, being a Robinson’s pub, the handpump was drawing Unicorn. In the right hand lounge the bar is again lined with stools and an additional handpump was drawing Dizzy Blonde. More banquette seating is found up the right wall and in a small square room at the rear. I found the barmaid to be extremely friendly. Being the only customer meant there was no atmosphere, but I liked the pub so would pop in again if passing to give it another chance.

The Chapel House is a fairly decent looking white painted pub that is situated in the haughton green area of Denton. Once inside i went in a fairly nice room that was the bar this room was comfortable and the sort of room i like to sit in over a few beers. This pub is a Robinsons tied house and there were two real ales on the bar i had a drink of Robinsons bitter which was a nice drink the other beer was Robinsons mild. I quite liked this pub. Pub visited 6/4/1996