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Cask and Feather, Rochdale

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user reviews of Cask and Feather, Rochdale

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Thought this was a decent locals boozer, with 3 ales on. Those tried Phoenix and Greenmill were in good condition.
pwilkins - 8 Jan 2013 08:55
As ROBCamra states, this was a micro brewery pub run by McGuinness a few years ago . It had a range of tasty ales at very reasonable prices.

WTF WENT WRONG?
nokegthanks - 14 Sep 2012 23:10
Friendly welcome and pleasant surroundings accompanied by a good selection of real ales.
wobblybob - 15 Feb 2011 20:57
Should soon become the Green Mill Brewery tap. The brewery is relocating to the rear of the pub.
dalefan - 8 Oct 2010 15:48
Good pub with plenty of choice, with changing guest ales. Modernised pub with a friendly feel to it.
anybody - 24 Feb 2010 17:39
Modernised boozer in an uninspiring part of town near the station. It doesn't look much like a pub with the sand stone exterior, and as noted the interior is at odds with this. Nice Greenalls lamps at the front though, a blast from the past. Has all the ingredients of a circuit pub, loads of flat screen TVs with Sky Sports, pool table, mixture of sofas and more traditional furnishing, and was beign used by a mixed clientele on my visit. Phoenix Navvy, Green Mill gold and one other guest on my visit, the Green Mill was very good. Quite enjoyed it here but not one for the traditionalists.
Carlurmston - 5 Oct 2009 12:06
This is a pub I visit regularly. It used to be the home of the McGuinness brewery, but after a fire the brewery equipment was sold on. It�s now being used by Offa�s Dyke Brewery who also took the brewer along with the kit. The pub interior had to be completely refurbished after the fire and is now a modern looking L shaped one roomer, slightly at odds with the old stone exterior. There�s a pool table on the right as you go through then door and a large lounge to the left with some comfortable chairs along with some dining style tables and chairs. Three handpumps on the bar one of which always serves Phoenix Navvy, the other two are changing guests often from Hornbeam and Moorhouses. Some of the clientele can sometimes be a bit rough and ready but the other half is happy to visit regularly, so it�s not rough really. Has live music on Sundays as well. Tony and Jackie run a good pub.
ROBCamra - 6 Apr 2009 12:15

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