Best Manchester Pubs

A traditional pub at the end of Deansgate, The Briton's Protection has been standing proudly in its plot since 1806 and one the finest traditional haunts. With a whiskey collection that currently stands at over 300, this pub has serious pedigree. After a long day hunched over your desk or breaking a sweat, get down to this great little boozer and enjoy their beer and whiskey selections in action.

A Canal Street favourite that's known for its dated interiors and vintage charm, head on down to Molly House and enjoy one of the best Manchester pubs thanks to a roster of draught pints, retro prints and taxidermy aplenty. 

Gilded in emerald green, Mr Thomas' Chop House is one of the most handsome looking chaps in the city. A heralded venue from the Victorian Chop House collective, Mr Thomas' Chop House is a sprightly looking den where Victorian inspired interiors, lazy Sunday afternoon tipples, an internationally hand-picked wine menu and pub grub reigns supreme.

One of Salford's most prominent beer emporiums, Malt Dog is just the ticket for those that have a hankering for hops and far flung flavours. Boasting unique tipples and rare beers from the world over, Malt Dog promise one of the most unique selection of beers in Manchester, whether you're a Bavarian chap or Pilsner lass. Hearty, classic and crammed with craft beer, Malt Dog is one of the best pubs in Salford. 

A Chorlton charmer, The Beagle is a savvy place to sup the day away in Manchester. Infamous for their grandiose selection of cask, keg and bottled beers, all your hop-laden requirements are catered for at The Beagle, where hearty bevvies are paired with a darling British menu. From their plush and contemporary gastro interiors down to their beer menu, get stuck in.

You've genuinely never known so grandiose a beer menu, genuinely, never. A hearty beer laden institution in the heart of the Northern Quarter, you'll be able to sup a different drink on ever visit, and barely make it half way through this menu in its hundreds. From international tipples and local fare to cracking craft numbers,  Port St Beer House has but one aim, to have ever taste, and every bottle catered for.

One of Manchester's most historical pubs and a massive player on the live music scene, The Castle Hotel is easily one of the finest and most iconic traditional Manchester pubs. With 10 rotating cask ales always available on tap and a dated aesthetic, The Castle Hotel surprisingly has a fairly young clientele, but not so surprising when you see that it is nestled comfortably into Manchester's trendy Northern Quarter district. 

Hailed in the city, and known by their Chop House brand, Sam's is a name that more than fits the bill when it comes to being one of the best pubs in Manchester. Head on down for authentic interiors and high-end pub grub combined.