Mary D's

[meeesh]

No, right place but maybe wrong impression.

I only went in once since Wayne left and they did it up and it just felt more like an American diner than a pub to me.

Maybe should give it another go.

Worth it for a few pre match pints mate, as for the burger n chips I can’t comment

 

[Mcfc S71]

Not sure he had a beard. He had longesh dark hair and was around 55ish, I guess quiet biggish too. He lived Mossley/Carbrook area as I'd had a chat with him on the tram back once. I asked the woman who sells on the stall last season as I'd not seen him about to which she said Cancer had seen him off. Poor sod.

Sad to hear that. I used to buy a badge off him nearly every game

 

[dronefromsector7G]

I guess the mass brawl and police riot vans turning up put me off somewhat.

Having lived on Blackwin Street for 4 years, I can recommend the Steelworkers as a far better place to booze and have a laugh.

When did it change from Steelworks Tavern?

 

[Mcfc S71]

I agree. There’s nothing wrong with Mary ds. You don’t have to wait a long time for a drink, prices are standard and there’s a decent atmosphere. I’d much rather drink there then say city square.

I think the issue is there’s not many alternatives. There isn’t really any proper blue pubs in town. Someone could make a fortune if there was.

Agree I’ve done Mary Ds for years as it’s in a good spot near the ground, queuing system and a decent pint of Guinness even in plastic and there’s not much choice else where since they flattened the Manchester except the Townley that’s a free for all to get served at the bar. It is what it is for a pre game drink

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

When did it change from Steelworks Tavern?

A while ago, colloquially.

It might have changed since 2018 though.

 

[oakiecokie]

Agree I’ve done Mary Ds for years as it’s in a good spot near the ground, queuing system and a decent pint of Guinness even in plastic and there’s not much choice else where since they flattened the Manchester except the Townley that’s a free for all to get served at the bar. It is what it is for a pre game drink

Lets be honest the piss in the Manchester really was bad ale.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Lets be honest the piss in the Manchester really was bad ale.

The location means they don’t care about quality.

Buying low and sell as much at premium prices every home game pays their way.

 

[GortonBlue62]

When did it change from Steelworks Tavern?

A while ago, colloquially.

It might have changed since 2018 though.

Steelworks Tavern and The Vulcan are separate pubs and both still standing.

(Just back from Brentford, absolutely buzzing, hence the ridiculous time of this post. CTID.).

 

[Abattoir Blue]

The Waldorf is good, especially for getting the cheap coach to the ground, however I wouldn’t say it’s a blue pub. There’s usually loads of away fans in there.

I'd say it's definitely a blue pub after the game.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

Mary D’s is good as other Blues have said. Good atmosphere and very close to the ground. That said, if you are in the “Too Cool for your Cask” brigade, Mary D’s isn’t for you.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

That said, if you are in the “Too Cool to smell like piss” brigade, Mary D’s isn’t for you.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I guess you don’t get further than your armchair lol

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Steelworks Tavern and The Vulcan are separate pubs and both still standing.

(Just back from Brentford, absolutely buzzing, hence the ridiculous time of this post. CTID.).

I was referring to his post about The Steelworkers pub

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Forged Irish Stout going on the bar there before the Everton game.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

I was referring to his post about The Steelworkers pub

That’s what we called it. It’s full name is the Steelworkers’ Tavern, but when speaking about it, we never used the tavern bit as it seemed unnecessary.

 

[CTID1988]

How much is a pint in there these days?

 

[dronefromsector7G]

That’s what we called it. It’s full name is the Steelworkers’ Tavern, but when speaking about it, we never used the tavern bit as it seemed unnecessary.

Works not workers :-)

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Works not workers :-)

I’m blaming the ale. It was so cheap in there. Only time I’ve played pool with a bloke wearing a light brown leather jacket with green velvet trousers.

And we always called it the Steelworkers and nobody ever corrected us!

 

[johnnytapia]

Waldorf is, in the main I think

Monroe’s used to be. Michael ran it brilliantly, members only on match day.
He left just before lockdown and it was purchased by a gay couple who’ve turned it into a Gin specialist place and renamed it (Piccadilly Central I think) They won’t show any football and stopped the members thing. They also refused to open “early” for any of the 12:30pm ko.
Their prerogative as owners but a shame nonetheless as Monroe’s was perfect.

 

[meeesh]

Monroe’s used to be. Michael ran it brilliantly, members only on match day.
He left just before lockdown and it was purchased by a gay couple who’ve turned it into a Gin specialist place and renamed it (Piccadilly Central I think) They won’t show any football and stopped the members thing. They also refused to open “early” for any of the 12:30pm ko.
Their prerogative as owners but a shame nonetheless as Monroe’s was perfect.

We all may as well stay away from that gaff then as well, another what sprung to mind full of blues on matchday, but no match on tv, (not even on) when I've been in is Bulls Head right opposite Piccadilly, a Marstons pub