Another Manchester pub with a superb range of ales, both local (including the excellent Marble brewery) and from abroad. Situated under a railway arch this venue is heavy on brick - not a place you want to go if carpets or lush...
A beautiful pub, this one seeps history. There are sumptuous furnishings, shiny copper bar surfaces, wood panelling; the works. Even a back-bar 'ticket window' to order your beer or whisky through. And what a range to choose...
A small and sparsely furnished bar, but with a huge range of beverages: mainly German and Belgian, but also some real ales and the other usual suspects. At 3pm on a Saturday afternoon it was a very pleasant place to be, with an...
An attractive looking pub and hotel with a welcoming wood and red leather interior. This pub is proud of its 2006 'best gastro pub' award, and such accolades clearly don't come cheap. Don't expect a pint for less than £3,...
