Recommended by Gill Smith |
This is a Nicholson's bar worthy of a visit just yo wander round and see all the features and decor round the place. It was very busy when we went, but we did get seats but beer choice seemed limited with only 3 ales on, repeated in the other bar. ... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Steve of N21 |
This was my third attempt to actually get inside this Manchester institution having been thwarted by the pubs erratic weekend opening hours on previous visits and have had to satisfy myself with just enjoying the classic exterior tiling. I understand... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Moby Duck |
I came here post PuG crawl on a Saturday morning,a large Nicholsons corner pub with a distinctively ornate exterior, inside I found it to be relatively bland, a single opened out split level room with plenty of sensible style seating. Eight Handpumps... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Moby Duck |
I called in on the Saturday morning after Aqualungs visit,Its as he described of course, there are 11 handpumps in total all clipped but only the three beers available, Bitter,IPA and Two Hoots at the very reasonable price of £2.93, one solitary hand... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Moby Duck |
There are two large, rather austere rooms, the walls are bare brick, beams on the high ceiling, the flooring is wood, furniture is a mix of high and low tables, chairs and bench seating. They offer up to four cask ales, but only TT Landlord was avail... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Moby Duck |
Traditional looking corner pub, the L shaped interior has been opened out and modernised a little, not to the pubs benefit in my opinion. The pub seems to lean toward the cheap pub grub side of things, and the beers are also a bit on the pedestrian s... [more>] | |
Recommended by hondo . |
Adjacent to the train station and just along from the out rider bus pick up to Newmarket races. A characterful interior serves 16 keg and 5 real ales. | |
Recommended by Brainy Pool |
the only pub in Mawgan Porth and it's right next to the beach so a real godsend for walkers in particular. we're very much in expensive family dining pub territory here and it's a modern place inside and out. shrieking kids were the predominant clien... [more>] | |
Altrincham › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Rob Hunter |
As the name suggests, this is a restaurant and bar. Drinkers are welcome without dining, though after being dragged in by a friend a while back, I see no reason to repeat the experience. No real ale, and the most exciting beer I could find was a bo... [more>] | |
Recommended by Brainy Pool |
i tend to visit here every time i'm in the area simply due to its convenience but never fail to be disappointed. it used to be the Phoenix and was expensive dross then. it's arguably now even more so. it has a captive market of the affluent, pretenti... [more>] | |
Recommended by Brainy Pool |
an iconic pub with its weathered bright blue exterior, it's sadly a bit of a tired disappointment on the inside. two sided but the main room I was in was fairly soulless and had the atmosphere of a greasy spoon café. other room less food oriented wit... [more>] | |
Recommended by Komakino . |
This micropub sadly closed in September 2018, after less than twelve months in business. The landlord had been looking to hand over the reins to someone else, but due to a lack of interest, decided to close. A shame, when you consider the comments fr... [more>] | |
Recommended by Alan Hurdle |
On the banks of the River Ceiriog, this is 'The First and Last Pub in England' (it had a pub sign saying so!) The inside of this traditional pub is both comfortable and cosy. Real Ales are served at the bar from independant breweries and meals are a... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Will Larter |
Although I had been here before, the passage of time and a certain amount of alcohol had made my impressions hazy. The addition of Camra's real heritage pubs of the North West to my library prompted a revisit, and I was not disappointed. My appreciat... [more>] | |
Manchester › Manchester (Greater) Recommended by Will Larter |
A shop conversion with the bar counter on the right upon entering. Two cask ales are listed on the board beside the bar - both from Marble and both very expensive: £5.60 and £4.75 per pint. There was no sign of any hand pumps or other method of dispe... [more>] |
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