The Quadrant
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About The Quadrant
The Quadrant is a pub at 67 Great Stone Rd. in Manchester, with Joseph Holt bottled ales and Holt Bitter on the bar. A stout sits alongside them, and the drinks list also covers bottled ciders and bottles of white or rose prosecco. Screens show football and cricket, and the pub fields its own darts team and brings in a DJ for evening entertainment. Food is served, including a carvery, from a menu of four listed items. Cricket fans use the pub as a stop before the match.
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Menu & Prices
4 dishes · mains £11–24- Bottled Ciders£12.75
- Bottle Of White Or Rose Prosecco£14.45
- JH Bottled Ales Or Lagers£24.00
- Joseph Holt Bottled Ales£10.50
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sports screens for cricket and football, unreliable food service, sunday carvery and stout and bitter on tap.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention sports screens for cricket and football, unreliable food service, sunday carvery and stout and bitter on tap.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often praise the friendly staff and locals, and several call it a great pub for sport, citing loads of screens, football and a darts team. A cracking pint comes up too, including a recommended stout, while one reviewer mentions a Sunday carvery and another a DJ on a Saturday evening. Fair prices are noted, and one diner found the burger tasty and served quickly. The main complaint is food. Several say it can't be counted on, especially before the cricket, and when it is on, half the menu is unavailable. Drinks draw criticism as well. One reviewer says the Holt Bitter was taken off once the pub got busy, leaving lager only, and warns of short measures and large heads on pints, though staff topped up when asked. Another was given plastic glasses and bad beer during a cricket break while regulars at the bar drank from proper glasses.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers most often praise the friendly staff and locals, and several call it a great pub for sport, citing loads of screens, football and a darts team. A cracking pint comes up too, including a recommended stout, while one reviewer mentions a Sunday carvery and another a DJ on a Saturday evening. Fair prices are noted, and one diner found the burger tasty and served quickly. The main complaint is food. Several say it can't be counted on, especially before the cricket, and when it is on, half the menu is unavailable. Drinks draw criticism as well. One reviewer says the Holt Bitter was taken off once the pub got busy, leaving lager only, and warns of short measures and large heads on pints, though staff topped up when asked. Another was given plastic glasses and bad beer during a cricket break while regulars at the bar drank from proper glasses.
Featured reviews
- Richard Farnan
“We came in during the break in play during the Women’s T20 World Cup and were given plastic glasses and bad beer whilst regulars sat at the bar drinking with actual glasses. It was really quiet and we sat inside so no need to give us plastic. Weird. Would not return”
- Lev Eakins
“Lovely staff, good locals, fair prices, loads of screens for the sport. Great pub!”
- Jens
“Absolutely liars about their opening time, they shut 1:30 before they say. They don’t do food, so lucky to get a one star there. Appalling pub,”
- Jonathan Wilkinson
“I would like to thank the lovely individual who served me today. My friend ordered two drinks and I was outside at this moment… as I walked into the pub and stood with him I was approached by the women who then asked me what my order was. I replied with sorry I didn’t order let me ask him. To then be abused by this Women. Wish I took her name. But in all honesty I was just shocked that she abused us. again lovely service. If the pub would like me to describe the individual-please reply and I will happily phone. (Google would not let me type what she said so again I’d be happy enough to speak on the phone)”
- Adrian P
“I stopped by on a Saturday evening and I saw that they have a DJ on (Taxi Wayne) playing some nice tunes. It's a pretty good pub. Good service”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible toilet · Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Location
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- Cafe Bar Eight 464.61620.5 miReservationsOutdoor seatingGood for kids
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- Garden Chorlton4.48680.6 mi
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- The Bishop Blaize4.42,8940.6 mi
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| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Quadrant | 4.1544 | — | sports screens for cricket and football, unreliable food service, sunday carvery |
| Cafe Bar Eight 46Reservations · Outdoor seating · Good for kids | 4.6162 | 0.5 mi | european pilsners on draught, wide spirits selection, pre-match drinks before kick-off |
| Garden Chorlton | 4.4868 | 0.6 mi | real ales on tap, sour and pale ales, cocktails |
| The Bishop Blaize | 4.42,894 | 0.6 mi | man united memorabilia, breakfast sets with refillable drinks, fish and chips |
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