Millstone, Manchesterback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
This was our first port of call yesterday, with so many other Northern Quarter pubs and bars still closed. This was one of a very small number that were open late morning. The pub has quite a traditional, cosy interior. Service was also very friendly. However, JW Lees Bitter was the only cask ale choice. So most of us contented ourselves with halves before places with a better selection were to open.
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Millstone is in the the Northern Quarter of the city centre, an area tipped to be the next "place to be".No idea what it's like as a hotel, but as regards a pub, some good, some bad. I found the staff and the owner really eager to please and easygoing. Stuck to the Guinness which I enjoyed. Early evening entertainment is provided, which according to the regular users I was chatting too is at times ok other times not. The biggest problem is space. Even when only half busy the layout makes it cramped and uncomfortable. A shame really because the seem to try hard to make it work.
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i have being to the millstone in manchester a few times it was a goood night out open untell 12.30 am all so as hotal they not the best room but it's chep room starting from £25 to £60 but is a gd night out close to the northen quarter wich is open untell 4 am wowowowowo
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Horrible place, rubbish bar staff too.
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Smelly place full of deadbeats when I visited last year. True, it's traditional enough, which I like, but in bad need of some TLC.
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AKA the Millstone Inn Hotel. Not a bad little traditional pub in the centre of Manchester. Cheap prices. Real Ale limited to J W Lees Bitter, not a favourite of mine
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