Oxford Road Corridor.

Housed in a former cinema, this pub retains its historic balcony and has been transformed into a lively space with a mix of entertainment options. It serves bottomless brunch with a range of drinks and features playful elements like a ball pit and carousel horses. There are bar games such as pool and beer pong, and a large projector screen for sports events. The venue occasionally promotes deals on drinks through social media. Its refurbishment has created a space that blends nostalgia with modern leisure activities.

This independent live music venue, housed in a former train station building, has become a local favourite for its intimate gigs and strong sound system. The raised stage ensures clear views from most spots, making it a popular choice for live bands and club nights. The bar serves a selection of beers, including lesser-known brews and canned options. Its compact layout and proximity to the stage create a close-knit atmosphere during shows. A beer garden adds an outdoor space for breaks between sets. The venue’s focus on live music and accessible layout has cemented its reputation among music enthusiasts.

The Royal Northern College of Music is a prominent music institution known for its world-class performances and exceptional acoustics. Its theatre hosts concerts ranging from classical orchestras to contemporary bands, with a reputation for delivering outstanding sound quality. The venue also features a bar and occasional series like "Young Basses," showcasing emerging talent. While parking is available, there is a charge, and the café operates with varying consistency. The college’s concert hall is particularly celebrated for its suitability for piano performances, making it a key location for live music in Manchester.

This Chinese restaurant on Oxford Road is known for its charcoal grill and barbecue dishes, including Korean beef and barbecue sticks. The set menus allow groups to sample various dishes, with seafood options like scallops and prawns featuring alongside meats. There’s also a noodle and rice bar serving dishes such as Ho Fan noodles, braised beef noodles, and pork intestines. The owner and staff are frequently mentioned for their attentive service. The place stands out for its mix of barbecue and traditional Chinese dishes, providing an alternative to more conventional local options.