The Vine Inn, Manchester - pub details

Vine Inn
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Address: 42-46 Kennedy Street, City Centre, Manchester, M2 4BQ [map] [gmap]

Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 6387)

Nearest train stations Manchester Oxford Road (0.4 miles), Deansgate (0.5 miles), Manchester Victoria (0.6 miles)

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by Techno Suggested by Tim Bannister on 21 Jan 2004.

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> Current user rating: 7.5/10 (rated by 24 users)
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user reviews of The Vine Inn, Manchester

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half decent pub - compares reasonably well with the city arms next door, although let down a little by the interior and the heedless students who insisted that the music be cranked up regardless of the other punters. bar staff should have told them to bu**er off to a kids pub and leave the grown-ups in peace.

excellent timothy taylor's landlord and hobgoblin.
porcus_volans - 25 May 2009 10:59
Disappointing after City Arms next door. Blackboard outside declared ‘Country pub in Town!’, hardly, and the offer of a mediterranean special supported doubt. Just 2 handpumps (was ‘briwuk’ seing double when he counted?); I asked for TT Landlord but was told it wasn’t quite ready yet, so had to settle for Hobgoblin – not my fav but, in fairness, it was in very good nick. Up a few steps to an unremarkable area with variety of seating, incl Chesterfield chair, downstairs to restaurant (also used for private functions), blackboard here offered more traditional pub fayre (scampi, f&c, stk pie…), one beerpump down here (1 of those being served upstairs). Back to the bar-room where the walls are decorated with random photos and higher walls/shelves have brass & copper nic-nacs, seating is fabric settles & stools, cast-iron brass-topped tables carrying flyers for £6.50 btl wine, or pizza + 2pints/btl wine £10 (mon-thurs, 5-8pm). Mixed soundtrack offered far more bad than good (for your grumpy correspondent). I, just now, notice the bite page mentioning darts & table football – I didn’t see that - presumably upstairs where I only glanced, but I still can’t think why it has such a high (7.9) rating.
trainman - 4 Feb 2009 11:05
A good sized city centre pub with plenty of beers on offer. Next door to the City Arms. 8/10
dpaajones - 30 Jan 2009 23:45
Visited this pub on a recent day trip to the city and was more than pleasantly surprised. Pulled a quality pint of Summer Lightning and had at least three more real ales along the bar. It may have been more but the pub was so full thats all I could see. Well worth a visit if you are in this area of Manchester and worth the diversion if you are not!!
briwuk - 21 Jun 2008 13:52
A friendly, traditional style pub. Hobgoblin cask ale was on last night - very well kept. However, a shame it was the only cask ale on - the guest had gone off - as not everyone wants to drink a 5% beer.

Well worth a visit.
alexw - 6 Dec 2007 18:52

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