The Deansgate

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  sam

  ·1 month ago

  “Am amazing stay lovely and helpful staff it's a beautiful place with stunning views would go again”

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  GerardN Glavin

  ·2 months ago

  “Stayed at this hotel in early August 2026 and customer experience was superb from start to finish. Staff were extremely helpful and attentive. Would highly recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Manchester.”

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  Mark Allister

  ·2 months ago

  “Well saying I never been the before I was taken by the atmosphere was calm and relaxed. staff were friendly the food was great and service was great. plenty of drinks to choose from like non alcoholic.cocktails and pump beers plus bottle beers. there is a upstairs but didn't go up Also it has wheelchair entrance front doors so straight in bouns and can move around Toilets were on ground floor It was nice to see a proper pub in town”

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  Andrew Fairlie

  ·3 months ago

  “Relatively quiet at lunchtime but very good service. Bar staff very good attention to cleanliness of the bar area ( unusual these days) Cleaned the areas all the time after serving drinks. Bar staff To be commended”

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  Shamim Gough

  ·4 months ago

  “We stumbled across this pub after going to catch the train. It's great to have a good old English pub around among the new uprising towers and fine dining etc. We miss it as we live in Spain. It's nostalgic at it's best.”

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  Emma Beetham

  ·4 months ago

  “Lovely aperol spritz! Reasonable prices for Manchester.”

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  George Black

  ·5 months ago

  “Going to the pub, I got exactly the experience I was expecting. It was busy and noisy, but that could be exactly what you want on a match day. The atmosphere was 5-star, but that may have been down to the customers. Made for a good day out nonetheless. My only complaint was about the bar staff. They didn't seem friendly or welcoming, and one was downright dismissive when I asked for help finding my reserved table. That said, I appreciate the manager Michael reaching out to respond directly to my review and ask for feedback. That shows that he cares and I'm adjusted my review accordingly. I may have been overly harsh in the hours following my visit. Would still give this place another shot.”

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  Moon SIN

  ·7 months ago

  “. As of 20/02/2026 (Dessert) Taste：3️⃣ Environment：7️⃣ Seating：6️⃣ Service：5️⃣ Portion size：5️⃣ *on a scale of ten Overall Score：52 / 100 Average cost per person：Free 💖>👍🏻>🤙🏻>👌🏻>✋🏻>👎🏻 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ We went to redeem the free members’ dessert — Lemon Tart with Vanilla Ice Cream. There is only one conclusion: it is one of the worst desserts I’ve had since coming to the UK. The ice cream had a strange texture, somewhere between a sorbet and real ice cream. The tart base was soft and lacked any bite, while the lemon curd was overly runny and felt poorly set. Overall, it was very disappointing. 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 👎🏻Lemon Tart with Vanilla Ice Cream 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜”

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  Rich Deerdog

  ·10 months ago

  “This little pub is tucked away into a corner site adjacent to the Beetham Tower (Deansgate Hotel, neé Hilton). Traditional looking pub, the rest of the block it sits on is occupied by a currently under construction tower, which wraps around the rear and holds the pub tightly, as if nestled in a tender embrace. The positioning of the pub shows it to be a survivor, a relic of an earlier time preserved – good to see. The pub itself is a Greene King house, with prominent corner entrance – inside, a large central bar with an array of seating. Visited on a Saturday morning, just after opening, so it was relatively quiet, filling up towards 12. Chose to sit in what appeared to be choir stalls, situated to the side of the bar, with little tables for perching a beer. Novel. There is a gaming machine towards the rear, which looked like it might have Thai princess on it. The beer itself was Amstel, a good compromise lager for a place like this – a cold and frosty pint, perfect for a damp day. My liver will not have celebrated, but I did. Beer was £5.55 for a pint – a standard enough price, but not dissimilar to my local in Kent - the days of the cheap northern pint are well and truly over. The pub serves food, a standard-looking Green King menu, although I did not eat here on this occasion I certainly would in future. Unusual mix of customers in there during my visit – a few couples, some loud and irritating hipster types pontificating to each other and a couple of large groups, headed for a drink ahead of a day in the city. The positioning of the pub relatively near to Deansgate Station presumably makes this a natural stopping-off point for those heading to or from the station. Probably also draws a few on their way to/from the museum of science as well, as that isn’t far away. I like a bit of science, although I don’t understand it at all. A bit like maths really. Anyway, I digress – overall, a decent pub, worth a visit for pint or a bite to eat – drop by if you’re in the area.”

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  Sarah

  ·2 years ago

  “Kristol and Felan were lovely, friendly & really helpful, Kristol especially so when my friend was delayed and I was sat there alone with enough food for a small village! Leo was here again and was also lovely. All the staff here always are. The food has always been delicious too and was again. I highly recommend it.”