The most mental pub in Manchester?

[worsleyweb]

Fucking hell I went into waves again today on route to the brexit supporters area out side the midland hotel.

For those that don’t know it this pub is downstairs on Oldham street underneath sachas. I had a pint and I think the locals thought Prince Charles had walked in.

I am still a little messed up from my half hour in there.

What’s your maddest pub experience?

I am seriously struggling with what I witnessed!

 

[purplenose]

An almost extinct species now but some of the estate pubs around have made the Star wars bar look mild over the years. Back in the 80s and 90s there were some amazing carry ons in them.

I went in that one full of paras in Aldershot many years ago which probably beats the lot....I was going to say takes the biscuit but then thought better of it.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

I used to inhabit a pub in Heaton Park and was fortunate enough one night to see someone thrown through the window




from the outside

 

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

The Kneebreakers...Sandy Row, Belfast

 

[bluesking]

When I was relocating back to the North West I arranged to view a property in Little Hulton. I had just got off a coach from London to Bolton and then took a taxi to the house in question and while waiting for the estate agent to arrive, I was urgently needing a piss. I noticed a pub going past in said taxi and thought I'll pop in there and have a quick whiskey before the viewing. When I walked in it was like the scene from a bad western (cue piano player stopping in mid delivery, eyes on you from every direction and tumbleweed blowing down the middle of the bar).

I went to use the facilities and thought that it would be wise to use the cubicle which had no lock so I had to stand on one leg while having a piss to keep the door shut.
Needless to say I did not stop for said drink and the name of this oasis: The Stumble Inn!

 

[TINY]

When I was relocating back to the North West I arranged to view a property in Little Hulton. I had just got off a coach from London to Bolton and then took a taxi to the house in question and while waiting for the estate agent to arrive, I was urgently needing a piss. I noticed a pub going past in said taxi and thought I'll pop in there and have a quick whiskey before the viewing. When I walked in it was like the scene from a bad western (cue piano player stopping in mid delivery, eyes on you from every direction and tumbleweed blowing down the middle of the bar).

I went to use the facilities and thought that it would be wise to use the cubicle which had no lock so I had to stand on one leg while having a piss to keep the door shut.
Needless to say I did not stop for said drink and the name of this oasis: The Stumble Inn!

It’s a corner shop now

 

[Blue Llama]

Bundobust. Indian street food and a mix of cask and keg beers.

 

[bluesking]

It’s a corner shop now

I know mate. I think it also has a chippy and a solicitors as well.

I also live on the estate where this shit hole used to be situated. That is also a Premier store now.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-Britains-toughest-pub-staff-scared-time.html

 

[andyhinch]

Fucking hell I went into waves again today on route to the brexit supporters area out side the midland hotel.

For those that don’t know it this pub is downstairs on Oldham street underneath sachas. I had a pint and I think the locals thought Prince Charles had walked in.

I am still a little messed up from my half hour in there.

What’s your maddest pub experience?

I am seriously struggling with what I witnessed!

I have a pre match pint in there quite often, not that bad a cheap beer.

 

[JULES]

we used to go in a bar in Panama, most of the guys carried macheties. one night a guy, a real goucho came in the bar on a horse, whistled the barman for a beer smoked a fag then rode out without getting off the horse.