First time being in Europe and in England as well as we are from The United States. We were staying…read moreat a nearby hotel and wanted something to eat on a specific day that we were in Manchester. We asked our hotel receptionists what was a god place to eat near the hotel and airport walking distance and they pointed us to "The Romper" although it's in an Odd location. The food was great. I ordered some kind of sandwich made with breaded chicken that was AMAZING. I recommend this. And the people were so so sweet. They took care of us in the most amazing manner ever. A hidden gem forsure. Great vibes here.

Went to the romper before leaving Manchester. Had fish and chips. Was perfectly cooked. We were…read more30 min late to our reservation and was not a problem. We were very grateful as it was a bit late. We also had sticky toffee pudding and this was out of this world.

We had a nice light lunch here! A snack really, as we shared just one steak and ale pie and a…read morecouple drinks (we weren't very hungry and were in a rush.) The steak pie was very good, and the black currant and ginger beer was just what we needed to gear up for more sightseeing. The staff was very friendly and welcoming.

From the owner: Historic pub on Stamford New Road near Goose Green, a stone's throw from the hospital. Serving…read morePieminister pies and a range of beer, cask, craft and cocktails as well as holding a well stocked gin bar.

A hidden gem that exemplifies the old terrace-house-converted-to-a-pub that's so common around…read moreManchester. Lots of small rooms to hide out in--and the free wifi makes it a good place to hide-up and go online. They added a surprisingly spacious garden in about 2008. Great selection of beer and very friendly service. Stays open to midnight too.

Tucked away on a small road, a little further down from large establishments like The Orange Tree…read moreand Old Market Tavern, The Roebuck is worth a look in. A real traditional boozer, what I love about The Roebuck is the feeling of camaraderie amongst the regulars and the Landlords who make it their mission to create an inviting and friendly atmosphere, although occasinoally this can make you feel like you're gate-crashing a private party. However I don't think it would take long to become more familiar. In the summer I happened upon an amazing open air gig in the garden, lots of classic American and British rock songs and a great atmosphere as the sun went down. It was totally unexpected!

We thoroughly enjoyed our outdoor lunch at this historic pub. The food was spectacular, and we…read moreespecially loved the Steak and Ale pie for the depth of flavor, and the Salmon with mussels was truly phenomenal. It was a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There is a nice parking lot, lots of outdoor tables, and the WC was spacious and well kept. We plan to come back after Lockdown 2.0.

A lovely afternoon country walk in the autumnal sun was the order of the day yesterday and planning…read moreahead meant we booked 'The Ship' for 5pm after our walk at Quarry Bank ( a great NT site if you get the chance to go) 5pm seemed to be optimum busy time but the staff were friendly and courteous, while getting us settled in (FYI: We weren't told you need to open a tab and order all drinks and food at the bar) - but after being in here a few mins, there was only one thing on our mind and that was Sunday roasts after seeing the giant Yorkshire puds whizzing through. We chose the pub sharing platter to start between 4.5 of us (our 2 year old daughter has a great appetite...) which consisted of some great fresh pork pies, sausages, scratchings, bread etc - and then followed this with some tasty roasts (mixed pork and beef really hit the spot) - with all the trimmings - lovely veg and of course those ace Yorkshires (check out my pics) Dessert was tasty with a great selection - Eton Mess and Choc Brownie were awesome. We weren't drinking for various reasons but they did have a fairly decent selection of traditional ales and wines. The soft drink selection was great too - Fentimans all round for us. A lovely country inn, great food, drinks and surroundings - can't wait to go back!

Ahhh...The Quarry Bank Inn. From what I can remember, I've only ever been here 2-3 times in the…read morepast, It nearly became our "local" until Kyoto came along. Just from looking at this English pub, you can instantly hear it scream traditional. The atmosphere is calm, yet cheery. There's enough seating to park yourself while you have a casual drink with your friends. Catching up, and having a laugh until the day draws to a close end. Large arrays of tables and seating is happily available, as well as enough area to stand. There's not much to say about this pub other than if you do ever stumble across this pub, it will fail to disappoint. Comfortable, relaxing, jolly and friendly, what more could you ever ask for? Oh, I forgot to add. They also provide the usual "Pub Grub" and affordable pints and seating outside is on offer for a warm summers day.

Great place for a pint and with the alterations its a decent place in Timperley village to go to…read more We walked as it was local and enjoyed a few pints.

Overlooking the 16th hole of Altrincham Golf Course, I've eaten here a couple of times with the…read morefamily and it's been an enjoyable dining experience. You'll find their long bar right in front of you when you enter, with the area by the door having a few armchairs for a quiet drink. On the right are more pub-style table and chairs under a high ceiling. Though it looks like a place that takes your order at the table, you actually have to go to the bar yourselves. If you're there on a Sunday, I'd fully recommend the carvery - there's usually a choice of turkey, beef, gammon, or some of each - with fresh vegetables, roasties and oodles of gravy to serve yourselves. They aren't stingy with the slices of meat either. If you don't want a carvery then they bring out your meals as normal. The food is all good quality and reasonably priced. There's a nice selection of options for starters, main courses and desserts which you'd come to expect as 'pub grub' (farmhouse pate, steaks, cheesecake etc.). It's part of the Marston's pub chain, so their standards are what you'd expect from a well known business like theirs (i.e. very good). A great, reliable choice of venue for a hearty family meal out with friendly staff.

I like old hall - Nice spot, local and friendly. Much improved service since I was last here. Came…read morefor curry night and had the hot as hell curry... So hot it hurts! Not for the faint hearted - managed to finish it but by God, those naga naga curries are deadly. Great wee spot though!

It's true that this place is an all-rounder and probably one of the most popular drinking dens in…read moreAltrincham. Owned by both Landlady and Landlord, they do their best to make you feel welcome. There's often a strange mix of clientele, from the very young to the very old, but everyone appears to be having a grand old time all the same. For sports lovers, there's the informal sports bar upstairs with screens, but be sure to get there early to nab a leather sofa. The Orange Tree has a great selection of draught beers as well as real ales, and the food hearty and includes a very pocket-friendly daily special including pie day, fish and chip day and steak day, all under £5!

The Orange Tree is a Pub that has it all, cask ales, brilliantly friendly staff (rare) and…read moreincredibly good food! It's one of those pubs that has obviously been lovingly cared and built on for a number of years. The food is good old fashioned pub grub like home made steak and ale pie, rump steaks, baguettes and a good selection of salads. They even have a resident ghost! who has been the subject of interest for ghost hunters, regulars and visitors alike..... Apparently he is a monk who likes chanting! They have a small beer garden to the rear, there is also seating out the front facing out onto Altrincham old market square, most of the buildings here are some of the oldest in the town. There is also a sports bar inside where they show all sports .. you name it, they probably will air it. A peaceful, privately owned and traditional pub!

The only thing that outdid the poor customer service was the inedible food…read more If the meal hadn't been part of the Govts 50% meal deal I would have refused outright to pay. The bill total of £21 bought a fish that had been boiled to excess removing all semblance of flavour before being battered and fried resulting in a deposit of grease not only on the fish but the plate. My Wife had the carvery and the Yorkshire pudding literally crumbled to the touch it was that dry. We both left at least half our meals. I'd mentioned both of these concerns to the waitress, who seemed very unconcerned, when she attended to remove our plates and we saw no sign of the manager to address our concerns. We were kept waiting to pay the bill, the staff seemingly in no hurry to deal with us. They were, frankly, lucky to receive any form of payment. We will not be eating there again. Totally disgusted by the food AND the service!

This place is great value for money you can get a cavery Monday to Saturday for £3.99 and it's…read more£6.99 on a Sunday. I have also had the curry off the menue and that's nice too. The staff are really friendly and its alway clean. Reccomend for a quick meal and great value.

Hostess was attentive, friendly and helpful with meal selections. Food was well seasoned and…read moreflavorful. My favorite was the Eton Mess dessert. Atmosphere is warm and inviting. Enjoyed the lovely view.

Fish and chips melt in your mouth. Technically, the chips are crispy. Cooked perfectly. Homity…read morepie: delicious with or without the gravy. Atmosphere for the season is beautiful. Great service too.

Excellent food, cheap drinks and a nice atmosphere. Been a few times now and have never been…read moredisappointed. The food is hot, delicious and arrives very quickly. The staff are very pleasant, and always happy to talk. The pub itself does look dated, but nothing a fresh lick of paint wouldn't cure. Highly recommend.