Mr Thomas' Chop House, Manchester - pub details
Address: 52 Cross Street, Manchester, M2 7AR [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 2816) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Manchester Victoria (0.4 miles), Salford Central (0.5 miles), Deansgate (0.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served (large restaurant area)
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> Current user rating: 5.8/10 (rated by 38 users)
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user reviews of Mr Thomas' Chop House, Manchester
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| Something of an institution and well worth a visit. Friendly welcome and service. Enjoyed an excellent pint of Lees Bitter, although at a price - £3.40! wobblybob - 10 Nov 2011 21:04 |
Certainly well worth a visit to check out the excellent tiled interior décor, but my advice is to just have a look around but drink elsewhere because the prices are a rip-off. I was charged £3.05 for a below par pint of the locally brewed Holt’s Bitter which is 30% more than the £2.36 that I paid for a pint of the same brew in tip top condition at a nearby Holt’s owned pub. Add to this poor service being eventually served by one of the disinterested zombie like bar-staff and this will definitely NOT be on my list of pubs to visit the next time I am in Manchester …. steve2905 - 3 Oct 2011 04:13 |
| Over-priced warm beer served by bored staff; never again monty73 - 28 Apr 2011 15:44 |
| Have been here before due to its pleasant old fashioned decor and proximity to the theatre. Had a vague feeling it was pricey, but it's now moved into actual rip-off territory. At 5pm on Tuesday 13th April I paid £8.30 for a pint of Guinness and small G&T. I'm not sure of the breakdown, but whatever way you look at it that's more than you'd pay in 99% of London pubs, an airport, a corporate hotel and so on. Yes, no-one is forcing you to go - but it's undeniably a blatant rip off for unsuspecting customers entering a plain city centre pub in Manchester with neigbouring pubs charging just over half that. Avoid.‎ mainlyjunk - 14 Apr 2010 15:00 |
| City-centre architectural gem that seems to cling to the side of a rather more nondescript office building. It's gothic brick and terracotta exterior are matched on the narrow, completely unspoilt interior by fine green tilework throughout, including two arches, and period lamps add further to the character. As noted, however, this isn't a boozer- more a restaurant serving real ale. The front 25% of the pub, where the bar is, is actually reserved for standing drinkers but it is the least interesting part of the building. The rear part seats diners and the food is indeed very good, though expensive- not pub grub. Real ales are limited to Black Sheep, Flowers IPA and a guest- Robinsons last time. These are usually kept well however. It's definitely worth at least one visit for the fine building but it's stretch to call it a pub these days, I'm afraid. Carlurmston - 12 Mar 2010 15:51 |
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