A building of some age (see prominent plaque on outside wall), it is a large, corner pub that attracts the nearby Stockport College crowd, also very handy for the municipal buildings, and Art Gallery / War Memorial. Although opened-out internally, the vestiges of walls and pillars produce intimate areas in the pub. A good-looking bar and an octagonal-mirrored ceiling piece add interest. The beer range is modest, but may well be extended if there is demand. There are active darts and pools teams, an open-mic night is every Thu (see http://skdl.co/CKTf/bqSISyEjqE), while bands and groups play occasionally on a Fri or Sat (see details posted at the pub).
NB. pub may close early on midweek evenings.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer (guest beer from the PubCo's range) and 1 regular beer.
Source: National
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