The Bridge Tavern

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  Jason Rose

  ·3 months ago

  “Good place but: Roof terrace has been closed for years. Was the best bit about this bar. The music volume is absolutely insane, loud music is good but it’s over the top here. That’s subjective though I guess. The top floor is quite neglected. Good bar though, worth going in for one. Live music is good too”

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  Jim Kennedy

  ·4 months ago

  “Walked in to watch a football match with my 17 year old son. Bar tender said it was fine then new employee walked in and rudely kicked out several families 25 mins into the match without warning. He said he changed his mind on who could be there. So many pubs nearby… definitely not worth going here”

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  John Collins

  ·5 months ago

  “Called in about 4pm they had sky sports games on and a lad playing guitar who was really good . A little busy but got served no problem at the bar . Plenty bar staff on. Good selection of beers be had a gin and tonic and a pint of Guinness price around £12 Not bad for Manchester. We will definitely return soon”

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  Sally Sherman

  ·8 months ago

  “Saturday around 8pm I was here and I saw an an old man slap a member of staffs bottom. She was clearly uncomfortable, the guy got kicked out but it seems like this happens quite a lot here and I really hope the management take it seriously. Manchester pubs and bars need to protect women front of house and bar staff”

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  Grace Harrison

  ·10 months ago

  “Warning! They over charge for drinks! We asked for 2 single vodka with coke, received 2 singles. They logged it as doubles on the till and tried to charge is £39.00 while she hid the price on the card machine. Noticed 2 weeks in a row this was done so its not by accident. Definitely won't be going again and will not be reccomending to others”

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  Mike Hoyes

  ·1 year ago

  “Called in with a friend for a quick drink. First visit around 5:20pm. Quiet bar but relaxing. Friendly barman. Its hard to talk about the atmosphere as most people are heading home after a days work. We were out celebrating each others birthday and we had a table booked at Dishoom further down Bridge St. for 5:45pm. It was literally a quick drink. That said I enjoyed the quiet away from the busy traffic outside. I'll certainly call in again. It didnt look like a place that served food but I could be wrong.”

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  ged abel

  ·1 year ago

  “This looked a really quaint pub from outside but once I entered to meet a friend he quickly told me that there were no real ales on at all and we had a quick pint of passable Guinness and walked on to better pubs. Haven't even bothered to check but it must be owned by one of the big chains or breweries. Such aa shame as it is in a fantastic spot. This was lunchtime so it may have a better evening vibe”

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  MADDOGLEP

  ·2 years ago

  “Been here a few times over the years. Good traditional pub opened out to one large through room. Outside seating in the back yard. We were only customers on a wet afternoon. Two Taylor's beers on handpump. Landlord and Boltmaker. Albrech ordered Boltmaker. A good pint. The Madri was poor. A few customers started to roll in as evening drew in.”

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  Jan Acton

  ·2 years ago

  “A traditional average pub just off Deansgate, Manchester. Nothing of significance to comment on just average in every way. Basic in decor, feels like a place you call in for 1 drink then move on, I wouldn't want to linger. We had good service but it was very quiet. £12.60 for a pint of Timothy Holt Landlord and a medium glass of Zinfandel, seems expensive but it is in Manchester City Center.”

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  Scott Green

  ·4 years ago

  “Went in on a Sunday evening, good selection of beers and a nice atmosphere, live music the whole time we were there was fabulous. Really good night had be all. The place deserves more customers!”