Stalybridge train station buffet bar

[BlueMoonRisin’]

That book on pubs and public urinals. It has a foreword by Martin Edwards

Difference being, there were no spy cameras in those days in Stalybridge ; )

 

[oakiecokie]

Did it have jelly after it you old fucking pervert

I`ve sent this to my solicitor.Jelly indeed.Pfff. ;)

 

[oakiecokie]

Q Bar mate

Ah thats right and thanks to MES also.

 

[andyhinch]

I`ve sent this to my solicitor.Jelly indeed.Pfff. ;)

Good to see you back BB 2;-)

 

[oakiecokie]

Good to see you back BB 2;-)

Hahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.Fucking hell thats a blast from the past name.

 

[andyhinch]

Hahahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.Fucking hell thats a blast from the past name.

Thought you were going to get the Kleenezze massive on my arse ;-)

 

[chesterbells]

Railway station

 

[flook]

As above, Q Bar. On the same street it had the pub with the longest name..... something like the 13th Cheshire Rifleman

was on the darts team there when I was 16, 13th volunteer mounted cheshire rifleman inn, proper old mans pub in the 80's back when stalyvegas came into being and the town was overrun by children (I was a "mature" 16) :)

 

[stonerblue]

I love a good railway bar.
The Trackside at Bury heritage railway is a belter. Full of real ales, ciders and perry's, some of which are brutal.
The Haywards Heath station bar is a good un as well, lovely pint of stella and loads of fit women in rush hour.
And not exactly a station bar but the Piccadilly tap on station approach pisses all over anything inside the station.

 

[johnny on the spot]

Bump.

Was in there last night (strictly lime and soda) and the manager announced that a buffet party hadn't turned up and a full slap-up spread was up for grabs. Talk about feeding time at the zoo.

Seriously though, it's a great place with some proper nice oddballs. Their Christmas dinner menu looks excellent.

I'd avoid it on a Saturday though.