The speakeasy vibe is cool, you go in through a vending machine. The space inside is small and cozy, good for a quiet chat. Drinks were solid, nothing mind-blowing but well-made. A bit on the pricey side for the area.

No. 12 of Bars in Manchester

Been coming here for years, and the beer selection is always spot on. Eight cask ales on, including a couple of porters last time. That glass-walled cellar upstairs is a nice touch. Just a solid, reliable pub.

Been coming here since they opened. The Bao Boy menu is a bit on the pricey side, but I keep coming back for the imported beer selection. Always find something new to try on tap. Table service is a nice touch too.

The British blue burger was top-notch. Sat downstairs, and the atmosphere really paired well with a pint. Staff were lovely.

Been here for breakfast a few times. The full English is solid, good portion for the price. Gets you sorted for the day. Service is always quick and no-nonsense, which I like.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always so friendly and remember my usual order. It&rsquo;s just a really nice, relaxed spot for a casual bite. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Axe throwing with Chloe as our host. She was patient, explained the technique well. The package included cocktails and food, which were decent and fairly priced. Good for a team event.

No. 8 of Bars in Manchester

Booked their function room for a family do. It&#39;s a really nice, bright space and having the private bar and garden bit was a total bonus. Everything just ran without a hitch, which was exactly what we needed.

The cocktails are really something special. I&#39;ve tried a few, and they&#39;re definitely among the best I&#39;ve had. The whole place has such a friendly, relaxed vibe, which is just what you want for a casual evening out.

Hugh&#39;s cooking was the highlight. The portions are generous, and the service was spot on. My fish was cooked just right, not dry at all. A solid meal.

Popped in for a quick pint. Ended up staying way longer because of the live blues from &#39;Bad Saloon&#39;. Great vibe, friendly crowd. Solid tap list too. Just what I needed.

Cosy spot with a relaxed vibe. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the evening.

A proper old pub, the kind that feels lived-in. The cellar&#39;s the thing though - they&#39;ve got Dick Turpin&#39;s coffin down there. A bit of a weird, but interesting, touch to the place.

Been coming here for years, and the live music nights are what keep me coming back. It&#39;s always a good vibe, not too loud, just right for a relaxed evening. The band last Friday was spot on.

Great spot for a pint inside the city walls. Their rotating cask ales are the main draw for me &ndash; tried a lovely local bitter that paired perfectly with the relaxed, historic vibe. Live music some nights adds to the atmosphere. A solid choice.

The steak and ale pie was the highlight. The pastry was flaky and buttery, the filling rich with tender beef and a deep, savoury gravy. It&#39;s a proper pub pie.

The new chef has really elevated the menu! I enjoyed a hot roast beef sandwich on fresh, home-baked bread, which was excellent value for money.

Didn&#39;t try the food, but the staff were so friendly and polite. Really enjoyed the cosy, charming atmosphere.

Been coming here for years, and the breakfast is always spot on. Freshly cooked, just the way I like it. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Love that they always have a few guest ales on tap. Tried the Bristol Beer Factory one this time &ndash; really crisp and refreshing. Perfect for a sunny afternoon.

A proper local pub. I was there for the match, and the atmosphere was buzzing. Staff were friendly, and the pie and chips were spot on. A solid pint, too.

Popped in for a late-night drink. The bartender was so lovely&mdash;he actually stepped outside to help me flag down a taxi and made sure I got in safely. Really thoughtful touch.

The room was spacious and spotlessly clean, very comfortable for a night&#39;s stay.

Didn&#39;t try the food, but Tom and Bob were really friendly. You could tell they genuinely cared about the service. The room we were in had a nice rustic vibe, felt cosy. Menu for light bites looked decent, prices seemed fair.

Been coming here for years. The ale is always well-kept, which is the main thing. Good range on handpull, from session bitters to something a bit stronger. Priced fairly for the area, around a fiver a pint. It&#39;s my local for a reason.

Decent pub quiz, well-run. The complimentary buffet after was a nice touch. They also did a random cash prize draw, not just for the winners. Good for a midweek evening.

Birthday dinner here last week. The team remembered my name and Yara suggested a lovely red to go with the lamb. Food was spot on, and the new decor is a nice touch. A bit on the pricier side for the wine list, but a solid evening.

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