A narrow façade on Bridge Street disguises a rather large building behind, which stretches all the way through to Wood Street and the John Rylands Library. At ground level is a single, long open space. Furniture varies from high wooden stools to “tub” armchairs.
The bar is along one wall. At the rear there is a small patio for those who wish to drink and smoke. Function room upstairs. The function room also gives access to a small roof-top garden.
Recorded music is played and some say this can be somewhat intrusive.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 3 regular beers.
Cask Ale
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