What's your favourite boozer in town

[MCFCTrick]

1-cask
2-fringe
3-odd
4 corbieres
5-the little boozer on portland st with memorabilia on the wall ?

The Circus....?


Mine:

Marble Arch (and there is a beer garden/yard at the back)

Angel

The City

Knott Bar

 

[Bill]

Serves great beer and no dickheads.
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proper pub mate, which reminds me, time we had a beer.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

Just wondered if any fellow blues would like to recommend some decent pubs in Manchester. I'm getting a bit bored of drinking in the same old places in town all the time and wondered what people thought are the best pubs and bars so I can maybe try somewhere different.

Cask on Liverpool Rd,my local!
Great beers and the best juxebox in Manchester

It is indeed a cracking boozer,but the best jukebox in town simply has to be Corbieres.
City Arms keep their beer well.

 

[Stuart]

Serves great beer and no dickheads.
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proper pub mate, which reminds me, time we had a beer.

Yeah mate, it's been a while. Let me know when/where.

 

[kronkonite]

The castle is good for beer and gigs

my favourite is the marble,closely followed by the smithfield and fringe bar

there's another 2 crackers nearby-the crown and kettle and i forrget the name of the other but it's just like the smithfield

 

[@nimal]

Forget town, The Swan With Two Necks in Stockport is the best pub ever.

Yeah forget town, Golden Lion in Essex is the best pub ever.

where in Essex Romford ? Rochford ?

 

[Six Skinner]

Dry bar (comfy seats)

Corbieres (decent jukebox)

 

[Luke_mcfc]

Sir Ralph Abercrombie on Bootle Street. What a boozer.

 

[Freestyler]

Sir Ralph Abercrombie on Bootle Street. What a boozer.

great shout.

not been in there for a while, used to go in there before 42's.

 

[BTH]

For me it was Corbières for several years. About 15 years ago, after the bomb had caused damage to the Alliance & Leicester directly above, the lease was also up for renewal and then owner, Armando, didn't feel like renewing for various reasons. The record-playing jukebox of folklore was sold for about £300 ono (there was a sign on the door), and it was replaced by a bog-standard CD jukebox similar to those in many pubs when it reopened under new management.

Luckily, as one door shut, another one opened...