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Beautiful & newly refurbished little back street pub, right in the heart of the city. Tucked away gem of a boozer, friendly atmosphere, good choice of ales & now the smoking ban is in force a pleasant atmosphere. a must see if you are visiting the city
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Excellent boozer; always a good range of real ales and a friendly atmosphere and pleasant decor.
The pub itself is on the small side and it doesn't take many patrons to make it crowded. Still, highly recommended.
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Friendly two roomed traditional City Centre pub with a fine tiled exterior.
I enjoyed a good pint of Moorhouses Premium Bitter in this cosy pub.
Its best avoided at lunchtimes apparently, when it gets taken over by the office crowd.
Notably, there's a pub also on either side ( The Vine and The Waterhouse ), neither of which I visited, although the Vine looked tempting.
In conclusion, the City Arms is not a must visit pub, but well worth seeking out if in the area
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Decent city centre boozer. It always seems to be busy Beer good, always a few guest ales. Good atmosphere
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Good, traditional city centre pub, with well-kept ales.
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A traditional pub with a very good selection of well kept ales. Gets very busy at times as it's only a small pub.
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Certainly not closed & positively thriving on our recent Saturday early evening visit. Cosy layout & decor, 7 wide-ranging & varied ales from Punch Taverns' approved shortlist of regionals & microbreweries. Decent quality too.
An ideal haven away from the horror of weekend Christmas shopping.
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Yep - the City Arms is definitely still open and serving an excellent, ever-changing range of real ales in a quiet street of the city centre. Always loved this pub although it did use to get very smoky - obviously that's not the case any more.
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I FIRST WENT INTO THIS PUB WHEN I CAME DOWN FROM SCOTLAND, AND IT WAS OK, EVENTUALLY I WENT THROUGH THE BACK ROOM+SPOKE TO A LAD WITH HIS WIFE+HAD A WE BLETHER, THANK GOD FOR A WE CHAT, THEN WENT TO PUB NEXT DOOR THE VINE INN, WHICH I LIKED OK, IF I EVER GO BACK TO MANCHESTER I WOULD GO BACK TO BOTH THESE PUBS. "STEVIE FAE BONNIE SCOTLAND"
anonymous - 10 Oct 2007 23:34 |
This pub is not closed and was very much open last night.
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