Well hidden in the Gore Brook conservation area gives the Vale Cottage the feel of a country pub, indeed it is often described as the "The Country Pub in the city", it offers quality and comfort in a peaceful setting. Parts date from the 17th century, hence the low beamed ceilings, multiple drinking areas and reputed ghost. A relaxed friendly atmosphere, where conversation predominates, which is disturbed only by the ever popular lively quizzes (Tuesday – general knowledge, Thursday – music). The guest beers are often from Moorhouses. Indulge in an excellent home cooked meal (lunches 12-2 most days) in the garden to round off a visit or even partake in Steak Night, on the last Thursday of the month. Don’t miss this hidden gem. The pub proudly displays a plaque declaring it "A Taylor's Champion pub". NB children ONLY at meal times and if purchasing food.
Historic Interest
In 1899 it was acquired with Henry Cardwell's Brewery, it then became a Wilsons Brewery house.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Vale Cottage, Gorton
guest beers, the second is often a Moorhouses beer, but variety varies.
Changing beers typically include: Timothy Taylor - Boltmaker
Source: National