The Angel, Manchester - pub details
Address: 6 Angel Street, Manchester, M4 4BQ [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 35262) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Manchester Victoria (0.3 miles), Manchester Piccadilly (0.8 miles), Salford Central (1 mile)
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> Current user rating: 7.3/10 (rated by 48 users)
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user reviews of the Angel, Manchester
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| Our last stop of the day in Manchester was the Angel. I hadn't been here for more than 8 years. It has certainly gone downhill in that time. Gone are the real ciders and with no dark beers, the choice was disappointing - Howard Angel, Saltaire Blonde & Olympus, Bowness Bay Swan Blonde, Hawkshead Blonde, Waen St Clements & Yeovil Posh IPA. I had the St Clements, which tasted off. Billed as Orange & Lemon Cake, it may have supposed to taste sour. The barman assured me that was the case. But I couldn't actually finish it. The one good point was that the pub was one of the few that were open. blue_scrumpy - 2 Jan 2020 21:30 |
| Fairly standard refurbed interior though decent enough place. Got served swiftly despite it being manic busy - had a pint of the raven red which was a good pint. Snarling_Mallard - 8 Dec 2019 00:05 |
| The new builds looming over the pub only highlight the peeling external plaster and down at heel external appearance. Inside, its fine - all traditional pub seating and wooden floors. Good beer guide 2019 entry and you can pop in on the way to the more celebrated Marble Arch. On a Sunday Tea Time, the number of hand pulls outnumbered punters 3-1. 10 ales on. None heard of. Samples provided. Acceptable condition. Mappiman - 19 Nov 2018 15:43 |
| I thought this place was a bit bland in all honesty. Not a bad pub by any means. From a distance it looks like it will be like a 'basic boozer' type interior. The interior is actually quite bland but reasonably modern feeling. It consisted of a book shelf, a small statue of an angel (on the book shelf), a mirror and a sign about a Chateaux in Bordeaux . The bar itself is the shape of a hook/ a question mark with seating by the bar. On the bar itself there was a lot of ales- Angel ale (house beer), Saltaire Blonde, Acorn Yorkshire Pride, Hawshead Brodie's prime, Liverpool Organic Shipwreck IPA, Liverpool Org Russian Imperial Stout, Saltaire Raspberry Blonde, Super Fortress by Howard Town, Saltaire Decennium Pale. Two pumps had the clips turned around. There were also two ciders- Farmer Jims Rhubarb Cider Andy Vimto Cider, the latter would set you back a fiver for a pint. I went for the Yorkshire Pride at 3.40 an okay beer that was kept at an okay standard, not amazing but not poor either. Bar maid and the woman I presume is the land lady or manager seemed okay as well, although the bar maid had her back turned the whole time I was in, not the most professional way to act. Food menus set out on the tables and the upstairs indicating that it was reserved for diners. Not a bad place necessarily but I don't think I would bother coming back to be honest. Wezzielad - 27 Feb 2017 23:05 |
| Great pub, great beers. The beer garden is a bit grim outside with bins, concrete and a view of a busy junction. We went on a rainy day and it was great. Though we still sat outside as my mate wanted to smoke! dyyony - 3 Feb 2017 17:06 |
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