Quiz Nights In Manchester

For a Manchester pub quiz on Thursday, look no further than Dive Bar & Grill's weekly edition. It costs just £1 per person to enter your team and winning gives you loads of cash to spend. Better yet, the event coincides with their happy hour, so you can pick up pints and cocktails for only £3.50.

While The Turing Tap is best known for its affordable pints, hearty fare and sports screenings, it's also serving up a smartphone-based quiz every Thursday night. Grab all your mates and mosey over, tucking into plenty of pub grub while you go up against the other punters.

If you're looking for a quiz in Manchester, GRUB is a great shout. There are quirky rounds in store on the fourth Wednesday of every month, with potential prizes for winning coming in the form of - you guessed it - fizz, including a gallon of lager and other boozy delights. Plus, their street food traders will be in action as well.

Vowing for the title of best pub quiz in Manchester is Trof's legendary Wednesday edition, where hilarious team names are a necessity. Head on over with your gang of trivia wizards and take on the Quizmodo masters, with free chips on offer for those that take part. 

Hosted by John Stansfield (Quizimodo), this Tuesday night trivia session sees you and your team will take on some head-scratching questions, with prizes for the best named team and the winners taking all. It's just a teeny £1 entry and, while you're there, you can sip through a lovely cocktail list.

Looking for a pub quiz in Manchester for 2022? Head to the Bay Horse Tavern for their weekly instalment of a well-loved classic. With entry at just £2 a person and £50 up for grabs, this Tuesday night event is perfect for using your trivia knowledge to win big. 

Join The Banyan Tree for a weekly quiz night with a difference. Not only will they be testing those hardened noggins with a selection of themed rounds, but there's also a roster of curries on offer that are sure to spice things up.

It's one of the most unique bars in the city with an ever changing roster of independent art, so you can only expect that Common would regularly switch up their quiz theme. From Wes Anderson to Ru Paul, this quirky night is one to remember every Wednesday.