Pubs in Manchester.

A rock and metal-focused pub near the train station, this spot is known for its well-curated jukebox and regular live gigs. It serves a range of hand-pulled real ales, including options that steer clear of heavily hopped styles, and features homemade pizzas. There’s a smoking area outside, and the venue occasionally offers discounts. Payment is card-only, and the decor leans into its rock-inspired theme. Tickets for events are available on-site, making it a convenient stop for music fans.

A traditional pub serving well-kept cask ales, including Hydes beers and stout. The small, no-frills space has wooden seating and a bar where conversation flows. It’s known for its range of ales, with the Hopster noted as a refreshing choice.

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.