Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse, Salford

Working in Media City I’m a regular user of the local Seven Bro7hers bar so I kind of new what to expect in here before my visit. However, I was very surprised at the size of this large L-shaped space with what seemed like minimal furniture. The décor is industrial with exposed HVAC and cable trays in the ceiling, wooden flooring and exposed brick pillars. Floor to ceiling windows wrap around the exterior walls. The central angled bar supports Seven Bro7hers full range of lagers, the Honeycomb, Passionfruit and Watermelon are all worth a try. The three handpumps are unused because this brewery only brew keg. It would probably be better in here if it was a bit smaller, but I’m still a fan and would gladly return.

Very modern bar / restaurant in the Middlewood Locks redevelopment area. Sparse furniture and almost spartan decoration, but the full-height windows on two sides certainly help. There is also some general seating by the canal, but whether you can take food and/or drink outside is unclear. Disappointingly, the three handpumps appear to be disused, but there is a row of their own beers on the counter's craft keg taps (including, after dithering, my pint of Hoppy Pale), together with a range of guests from another row on the bar-back.

Three hand pulls but disappointingly none in use. Various keg options including their own beers, guests and ciders. Fairly large modern place and about a 10 minute walk from the Crescent, so worth including in a crawl of the area.

Official site of Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse - www.sevenbro7hers.com

Official site of Seven Bro7hers Beerhouse - www.sevenbro7hers.com