Nursery Inn, Stockport

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The Nursery Inn is a Hydes pub with nine hand pumps spread across the four serving counters of the central bar area. To the front is a carpeted open plan lounge where green-grey banquettes stretch around the panelled walls under garden related framed prints. On the left-hand wall is a red brick fireplace above which a television was airing muted football while the likes of Jack Johnson played in the background. Above the back of the banquettes are old buzzers, but these days service is from the bar only. I mainly stayed in this front area where I enjoyed a pint of Lowry with a pie from the Pieminister menu, although unfortunately they’d run out of mash so I ended up with frozen chips which detracted somewhat from the dish. The other counters on the bar serve the carpeted foyer around the entrance, a carpeted room at the rear with banquettes around the walls and a fireplace with a television above showing football, much like the lounge. In the left rear is a large public bar with minimal seating and a dartboard. This pub is a bit of a slog to the north of the town centre, but I thought the service was very polite and I enjoyed my visit so would have no issue making the effort for a return visit, maybe doing a double header with the Magnet.

On 24^th March 2025 - rating: 8
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