Pubs in Manchester

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Affleck & Brown

4 Hilton Street, Manchester M4 1NB

WiFi

Real Ale Available

Close to Railway Station

+2 more

Entry up a few steps into a single room with bar at rear. There are two hand pumps selling up to two changing guest beers. Mainly stools and tables but with some lower level seating at the periphery. Piped music. Toilets downstairs. Named after a former Manchester department store. Opened 12th February 2015.

BarMC (Abode hotel)

107 Piccadilly, Manchester, Manchester M1 2DB

Close to Railway Station

Close to Metro

No real ale.

Bay Horse

35-37 Thomas Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1NA

This is one of the new breed of stylish Northern Quarter bars. Entrance steps lead up to the main room with the bar to the right. The furniture is a mixture of tables with wooden chairs, comfy chairs and 'chaise longue' providing a relaxed atmosphere. There is a downstairs room, featuring a pool table and a separate bar, although there is no hand pump there. There is also occasional on street seating usually used by smokers and probably weather dependent. The house beer is Tetley's rebadged.

Blackdog Ballroom

Church Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1PW

No real ale.

Foundry Project

Smithfield Market Buildings, 85 High Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1FS

Foundry Project opened on the site of the former Bluu bar/restaurant in November 2018. This is a bar/restaurant with food available throughout the day. There is no longer cask ale but there is Estrella tank beer and also various craft keg beers.

Bradford Inn

112-114 Bradford Road, Manchester M40 7AS

Joseph Holt estate pub with lounge and vault.

Rose & Monkey Hotel

31 Swan Street, Manchester M4 5JZ

This small and friendly pub has changed hands and is now under the stewardship of Chris Slater and Leigh Handford. It is a long narrow pub with 2 rooms one behind the other, the front room facing the street contains the bar. The pub has been refreshed and the removal of the pool table in the back room has created significantly more space. They continue to provide live music most nights and Chris and Leigh are also custodians of The Twisted Wheel music venue in the city. The pub may occasionally open on a Monday.

Castle Hotel

66 Oldham Street, Manchester M4 1LE

Please note temporary change of opening times. This 200-year-old pub has outgrown its chequered past and blossomed to embrace a modern era. The listed building has been restored and its faded and rather tired décor has been given a new lease of life – all in tune with its grade 2 listed status. With 4 Robbies own plus their Hartley’s, plus 4 guest hand pumps it is an impressive view that meets your eyes as you walk through the door. There is also a fine array of bottles and keg beers for those needing more. There are 2 back rooms plus a further upstairs room, used for music and spoken work session as advertised on their website. The rooms may also be used for private functions during the week. The Castle supports community groups and activities by allowing these rooms to be used for rehearsals, and their chosen charities – The Booth Centre, plus Calais Drive in conjunction with L’auberge des Migrants.

City

133 Oldham Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1LN

Jukebox

Traditional Pub Games

Close to Railway Station

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Grade II listed one room pub that had rejoined the real ale fold in 2009. However falling sales led to real ale being discontinued towards the end of 2018. A pub full of characters during the day but generally quieter in the evenings. The interesting frontage is dominated by the Royal coat of arms and a tableau celebrating the arrival of William III and Mary II being welcomed by Britannia.

Common

39-41 Edge Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1HW

Reopened on 2nd April 2015 after month long extensive refurbishment. New central bar with one hand pump to the right hand side as you enter. Toilets are now downstairs and the old loo area is now a cosy snug.

Alvarium

8 Dorsey Street, Manchester, Manchester M4 1LU

Stopped selling real ale some time in 2013 and two hand pumps removed. However does sell a range of continental bottled beers along with bottles from the Freeminer Brewery range.

Crown & Anchor

6 Cateaton Street, Manchester, Manchester M3 1SQ

Reopened 16/03/15 after a major refurbishment. The bar has moved to the back wall, where it was before 2003. A more upmarket Joseph Holt pub on two levels with the emphasis on the food operation. Despite this there are now four real ales available via 2 sets of handpumps serving the same set of beers. The beers are from Holt or Bootleg. Although the pub opens at 9am Fri-Sun alcohol is not available before 11am unless you are eating. This is part of an enclave of pubs on Exchange Square, which is now a popular drinking location. As such it can get crowded on weekend evenings or before events at the nearby Manchester arena. It still retains its traditional exterior with stone clad name at the top of the building.

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