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Closed over a year ago
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Sadly this place now appears to be closed. A shame in my opinion.
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Like other reviewers, I had previously not been drawn to this place on the assumption that it would be a real ale free zone. However a friend of mine persuaded me to enter and I was pleasantly surprised to discover a selection of real ales to choose from, and not just the usual "safe" options either. Not what you would call a traditional boozer, but the kind of respectable place you could take your other half and still get to enjoy a pint of the good stuff. I don't recall the pricing being above average for the city centre.
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A good range of Danish bottled beers - the real ale range tonight was not as good as previous posters have found - initially Landlord and Bombardier but by 8pm just the Bombardier (OK).
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An odd place this: A Danish-themed bar. Didn't seem very Danish to me, and the service at the bar was bloody awful. 5 Ales were on though, which very much took me by surprise and I had two really very good pints of Thwaites Wainwright at �2.90 (I think). Not really my sort of place but adequate nonetheless.
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This place isn't really a pub, it's not really a wine bar either. It's like being in a cafe in Ikea. However it usually has 5 real ales on tap and serves a pretty decent pint of them as well. It also has a good selection of wine. It's a big place but it still gets full. OK to call in for one but I wouldn't want to spend all night here.
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Expensive but good.
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Nearly didn't bother going in as the cafe bar style seemed to indicate a cask ale free zone, but I was pleasantly surprised. There were 4 or 5 real ales on - the Timothy Taylor Landlord we tried was well kept. The food here looks lovely but sadly we didn't have time to sample any.
chick - 20 Aug 2008 21:17 |
A Good place and well placed in the heart of Manchester a Good place for drinking penty to chose from % different casks beers Tim Taylors;London pride; IPA:Tetley Impairal and Teaktson. bitter; good food served Graet restursut But pricey thou �3 for a pint great list of wines as well well worth a visit;
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Weird place for beer scoopers, but the best steak sandwich I've ever tasted, and the only time I've seen Tetley Imperial in cask form.
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its a coffe shop feeling not a place to go on a night out
to pricey �3+ per pint
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Good selection of usual and guest beers. Nice atmosphere for a city centre bar (trainers allowed too). Lots of seating.
Pricey beers ~�3
budda - 29 May 2006 12:23 |
Newly established in the heart of the Gardens.
Mixed clientel, decent beer, well worth a visit.
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