When I was up for the cricket a couple of years back we ended up in The Quadrant which is around the corner from the cricket ground and a few minutes further up from the football stadium. Think it's away friendly?? Remember it being a big good old fashioned boozer
When I was up for the cricket a couple of years back we ended up in The Quadrant which is around the corner from the cricket ground and a few minutes further up from the football stadium. Think it's away friendly?? Remember it being a big good old fashioned boozer
It is a decent pub I was randomly in it a few weeks ago, I think they allow away fans in
Society might be worth a go. Down the steps next to the bridgewater hall. Vocation beers, choice of food vendors, next to trams and near other bars like Albert’s Schloss and Brewdog.
Britons Protection on Great Bridgewater Street - close to Deansgate-Castlefield tram stop - is a wonderful little ale/whisky pub which serves until midnight. The Peverel of the Peak, a little further back towards the city centre, is another lovely old boozer.
If you've booked into the Travelodge at "Manchester Central" (just on the Salford side of the river) you're near another great old-school, very off-the-beaten-track pub called the Eagle Inn.
Fierce Beers on Thomas Street in the Northern Quarter is great, as is the Castle on Oldham Street. And get a burger in Almost Famous. You can't really go wrong in the Northern Quarter. Rose & Monkey further up is good - they also do Indian food by This Charming Naan.
Within (extended) walking distance of OT and Salford Quays hotels: Seven Brothers in Media City - pretty much next to the tram stop - which is a great craft beer place.
Enjoy the vibe in printworks. Might go to Bierkeller it's a German themed beer hall with long wooden benches for bite to eat and few drinks it's paired with shooters sports bar.
Enjoy the vibe in printworks. Might go to Bierkeller it's a German themed beer hall with long wooden benches for bite to eat and few drinks it's paired with shooters sports bar.
Along with deansgate & northern quarter.
Who knows after the game.
I watched England vs USA in Bierkeller. Good place but the beer was a tad ropey
We're doing an overnight in Deansgate, very close to two great old pubs mentioned by @InspectorSands, The Britons Protection and Peveril of the Peak. Another excellent pub a little further north - about 20 mins walk from Manchester Piccadilly and reasonably close to the National Football Museum - is the Marble Arch Inn. Grade II listed, it has fine beer and a very interesting interior.
Thanks for the tip off on Mulligans - we'll certainly be popping in there at some stage to sample their Nigerian lager.
Can anyone with local knowledge help. My mate has booked us into a Travelodge in Great Ducie Street, M3. Any decent pubs around there? More importantly how is it best to get to the ground please? Looks as though may have to walk a mile to Victoria Station and get a tram.
Can anyone with local knowledge help. My mate has booked us into a Travelodge in Great Ducie Street, M3. Any decent pubs around there? More importantly how is it best to get to the ground please? Looks as though may have to walk a mile to Victoria Station and get a tram.
Thanks in advance.
10 minute walk to Victoria then green tram line to Old Trafford.
There is free bus service on 3 routes from outside Piccadilly Station, which may be handy for people staying in hotels in the Deansgate area. https://tfgm.com/public-transport/bus/free-bus
Can anyone with local knowledge help. My mate has booked us into a Travelodge in Great Ducie Street, M3. Any decent pubs around there? More importantly how is it best to get to the ground please? Looks as though may have to walk a mile to Victoria Station and get a tram.
Can anyone with local knowledge help. My mate has booked us into a Travelodge in Great Ducie Street, M3. Any decent pubs around there? More importantly how is it best to get to the ground please? Looks as though may have to walk a mile to Victoria Station and get a tram.
Thanks in advance.
10 minute walk to Victoria then green tram line to Old Trafford.
Can anyone with local knowledge help. My mate has booked us into a Travelodge in Great Ducie Street, M3. Any decent pubs around there? More importantly how is it best to get to the ground please? Looks as though may have to walk a mile to Victoria Station and get a tram.
Thanks in advance.
The Black friar is a 5 min walk and a great boozer, still a 15/20 min walk to victoria/St Peters Square where you can get the tram to OT. Alternatively, head to the Sadlers Cat next to Victoria Station
If Mulligans gets full there's a bar called the Box 2 mins walk down deansgate which is a sports bar and will have plenty of space. Also got The Oast House closeby which is a bavarian sort of pub with a great outdoor section & decent food but knowing manchester itll probably be pissing it down. They used to put up a big tepee during the winter but I've recently moved out of Manc so can't say if it's up at the mo
As others have recommended Albert Schloss is one of the best nights out in Manc. Other options are Northern Quarter - The freemount is one of my favourite pubs as they normally have live bands playing, Wilson Social, NQ64 (retro arcade themed bar, one in NQ and one next to Albert Schloss), Terrace and The Millstone ( some right characters in there, have walked past at 2pm on a weekday and karaoke is blasting)
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Even one of John Motsons sheepskin coats!
Think it's away friendly??
Remember it being a big good old fashioned boozer
If you've booked into the Travelodge at "Manchester Central" (just on the Salford side of the river) you're near another great old-school, very off-the-beaten-track pub called the Eagle Inn.
Along with deansgate & northern quarter.
Who knows after the game.
Thanks for the tip off on Mulligans - we'll certainly be popping in there at some stage to sample their Nigerian lager.
(maybe not all of them)
Thanks in advance.
https://tfgm.com/public-transport/tram/network-map