Barristers, Bolton - pub details
Address: 2-4 Bradshawegate, Bolton, Lancashire, BL1 1HJ [map] [gmap]
Bolton (0.4 miles), Hall I' Th' Wood (1.6 miles), Moses Gate (2 miles)
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> Current user rating: 7.8/10 (rated by 5 users)
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user reviews of Barristers, Bolton
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| I liked this pub. Friendly barmaid and a well-kept pint of a Moorhouses beer called Barristers Brief (presumably done specially for the pub) for £1.80. This would be my pick of the pubs I tried in Bolton. paul154 - 2 Apr 2012 14:30 |
| bishops finger at £2-20 a pint excellant price. a small pub. three other cask beer.the 4 per cent by vol only £2-00. a well poured pint and good in taste will go again in bolton forestwood - 10 Jan 2012 17:01 |
| Well kept beer in the Best pub in Bolton town centre in my opinion. Has a great range of beers and is a must visit if your going to the Bolton beer fest this weekend. Caskales - 13 Oct 2011 13:15 |
| Bolton is a dismal place at the best of times and sadly the pub scene reflects this, with most boozers appealing to the lager/wkd brigade. Barristers does however offer momentary relief from the awfulness that is the drinking experience in this part of Grt Manchester. A basic, no frills one room pub, the clientele are a mixture of locals, tikkers and the random oddball who wanders in. Whilst there, i enjoyed a pint of Blonde Witch and a dark beer from the Bank Top brewery. Both ales were keenly priced at just over £2 a pint and very drinkable. nokegthanks - 28 Apr 2011 13:09 |
| Up to 8 real ales served on a regular basis. Blonde Witch from the Moorehouses brewery is a perminent fixture. Bank Top also have regular ales served here. Its a pitty that they stopped serving the ale in a traditional old pint pot with a handle on. Martin the piano player does excellent renditions at weekends whilst they hold open mic nights during the week. The courtyard in between barristers and the swann offers a place for the smokers. realalerules1983 - 7 Apr 2011 17:25 |