The Wheatsheaf, Manchester - pub details
Address: 30 Oak Street, Manchester, Manchester, M4 5JE [map] [gmap]
Manchester Victoria (0.4 miles), Manchester Piccadilly (0.6 miles), Manchester Oxford Road (0.8 miles)
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> Current user rating: 6.5/10 (rated by 4 users)
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user reviews of the Wheatsheaf, Manchester
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| Marstons pub. Locals' boozer but not unfriendly. Interesting compared to city centre pubs in London in that you can still get locals' pubs in the city centre (or at least not far) in Manchester. Pedigree was good, I'd return if in the area again. thehonesttruth - 16 Nov 2011 23:18 |
| Locals' pub situated in a semi-modern housing development incongruously situated within the ring road and just a stone's throw from the busy, trendy Northern quarter- though it feels a world away. It's always been off the radar until I read that it had started to serve real ale and that it had a fine tiled interior, which led me through the residential maze to pay a visit. It's not one you'd find a circuit crowd in, very much a locals pub in the city centre. It's large and opened out, roughly an L-shape around a bar. Although the decor is reasonably traditional, the activities are very much modern with DJs, karaoke and the ilk. The regulars seemed to be enjoying it. I couldn't find any sign of the tiled interior so not sure about the reliability of the source, but there was real ale on- Pedigree and Mansfield Bitter. Whilst not the most inspiring of selections, the Mansfield was a reasonable pint. This isn't somewhere you're likely to stumble across,and in view of the number of fine establishments nearby, there's no real reason to try and find it. At least they now serve ale so it's an improvement. Carlurmston - 7 Dec 2010 20:46 |
