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!

They've done a beautiful job of the interior of this place and it's a really nice place to come for…read morea drink - there's seating at the bar and in a lounge area. I didn't get to try the food or even see the menu but there's an impressive looking kitchen so hope to return for that at some point (actually have now found menu online and as well as a grill they have a big sushi menu!!) Drinks wise, they had Antica Formula vermouth! The bartender had NO IDEA what it was or how to serve it but we quickly got the ice/lemon/appropriate glass sorted and although it might seem expensive at £4.50 for 50ml it's a good alternative to wine for an aperitif. Prosecco was £22 a bottle which wasn't bad either. I thought the ale selection was a little limited although and I couldn't work out what the microbrewery aspect was (curiously they only seem to have a wine menu even though they have an extensive amount of fancy sprits which you can't see properly). As the evening (Saturday) wore on it became increasingly busy and uncomfortable to sit at the bar with people bashing past you to get their order - they probably need to move some of those chairs on busy nights (/you might want to try another option - amazingly the market was actually quieter by that point!).

The minute you walk in, you feel excited... the ambience, the smell of good food... once sat…read moredown... greeted by friendly staffs with good advice on portion size and wine suggestions. Would recommend this place hands down.

On an Alti night out and to break with tradition a few of us went to Traders before hitting…read moreCostellos. I'm really glad we did because it's a nice little tiki bar. Standard tiki decor but a lot less packed than the ones in town. I had a chocolate raspberry martini. Usually when you get drinks that are a combination of chocolate and alcohol, there is more chocolate than alcohol , eg a Baileys hot chocolate. Don't get me wrong, I like, nay love, that but it was nice to have the balance the other way round. My friend said it looked like chocolate soup. I put up a pic so you can make your own mind up. Whatever it looked like, it was a very very nice drink and I could happily drink these all the time. At £7 it was town prices but it was worth it. My friends had other cocktails which they loved. Maybe next time I will try something different. Definitely worth a visit when in Altrincham.

A cosy little Tiki Bar in Goose Green. I didn't even know it existed until now. Zombies are £8 a…read morepop, but if you're up for sharing you can get a cocktail served in a pirate's treasure chest with sparklers for £20. If you want somewhere with a bit more wow factor than the standard watering holes, try this place

This is one of a number of bars named the Green Room in Manchester! Luckily, this small independent…read moreestablishment on Goose Green in Altrincham has just as much to offer as the city's centre's version. Newly refurbished, I love the fact that this venue is so compact, making it an intimate evening with friends, especially when live acts are playing here (Tuesdays, Thursdays and weekends I believe but check their website to be sure). The bar is tiny too, but the staff are always working hard with a smile. Draught beers include Peroni, Cruzcampo and Becks Vier and they have a great wine and spirit list. I'm always angling for the plush red sofa, but you have to get here early doors if you want a look in!

The House is an outstanding restaurant and bar in a prime location in idyllic Goose Green in…read moreAltrincham. If you're looking to wine and dine a loved one or impress a new date, then you can't really go wrong here. Head chef and owner Adam Wilde has created an attractive warm bistro feel in this family run establishment, with dimmed lighting, booth seating and laid back sounds. The mix of French and English dishes change regularly and are surprisingly affordable. Classic dishes like Moules Mariniere, Pork fillet Stroganoff and Slow braised lamb knuckle fall between £9 and £13 and the well put together wine list starts at just £12.90. After a fabulous dinner, you don't have to move very far for entertainment on the weekends. That's provided by the House bar, where live acts play until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays whilst you sip your belgian beer, champagnes or cocktail.

Tucked away in the idyllic setting of Altrincham's Goose Green, 'The House' is a friendly, family…read morerun restaurant led by head chef and owner Adam Wilde. With an appetite for fresh ingredients and local produce, the menu is brimming with seasonal flavours and offers an appealing mix of English and French dishes. As well as a daily 'specials board' to delight the most food savvy of diners, signature dishes include The House Wellington and Grilled John Dory. Open for both lunch and dinner, the afternoon menu offers a tempting selection of fresh salads, sandwiches, jackets, wraps and toasted paninis, plus a choice of a la carte dishes.

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!

A spacious old pub with a big selection of craft ales…read more It's located on the old market square with the stocks, next to the Orange Tree Inn. And it feels like it's been there forever. The exterior and some of the interior is a little faded and shabby, but that could be said to add to its olde worlde charm (if we are kind, and the staff were so friendly that I'm feeling kind). I had a splendid English breakfast, which they serve all day. The Full Monty: 2 eggs, bacon, 2 Cumberland sausages, 2 big slices of black pudding (prize Bury black pudding!), mushrooms, stewed tomatoes, and baked beans, with a side of toast. The perfect meal to help you recover from the hangover from drinking all their real ales. It was delicious and very filling. (Unfortunately my phone died just as I was about to snap a shot of this formidable meal.) It's a big space with darts and a pool table. Plus they have live music, usually blues or rock, on Friday and Saturday night, starting around 9. Back in the day, I went to some rollicking gigs here and I'm glad to see they're still going strong. You have to cross the busy Chester road to get here from the center of Altrincham, but it's well worth a visit for real ale in a traditional pub.

Old Market Tavern finds itself competing for patronage with The Orange Tree which is situated…read moreadjacent, and its true that I have a difficult time deciding on which pub to choose. The Orange Tree probably is a little better known but I have to say Old Market Tavern is just a little more down to earth, if that's possible. This is mostly down to the very chilled Landlord who tries his best to make people feel welcome and arrange as much entertainment as possible. This includes quiz night, sports events and weekly live music acts that can be hit and miss. There's also a great selection of real ales, ciders and Belgian beers as well as tasty light bites and meals between £1.60 and £5. Bargain.

Enter here and you enter the world of 1920s Prohibition. We loved absolutely everthing we saw and…read moredrank in this speakeasy cocktail bar in the heart of Altrincham - they have a superb location practically opposite the Market and form a 'holy quadrinity' of great bars alongside Pi, Belgian Bar and Mort Subite. Their staff are a credit to them, welcoming and enthusiastic (but not overly so). It was a great touch that they were all decked out in clothing of the period, all braces and flat caps - reminded me of characters from Bugsy Malone. Their extensive cocktail menu has something for everyone* and reading through the list will no doubt leave you perplexed about what to order first. It was an exciting initial visit - we hadn't finished our first drink before deciding we'd come back asap. * of legal age to drink! Speaking of drinks, the staff made some recommendations and kindly offered to bring them over to where we we seating (we'd nabbed a table tucked away in what I'd describe as a snug). After only a few minutes our drinks arrived and they looked great, the glasses looked the business and what was inside them really gorgeous. I first had a South Side (reportedly Al Capone's drink of choice) and it was refreshing. Next I tried their Old Fashioned - I'm trying to get a taste for whisky - and it was a tasty, slow drink. Perfect. As I've written, we'll be definitely going back here and trying out more of their drinks. The service and attention to detail are of the highest order, even for a bar that was very busy.

Exellent Bar . friendly staff and a great atmosphere ..Great place for a night out in Alti…read moretheir cocktails are out of this world .Would recommend you give it a try

Out for a stroll and stopped in for a pint, ended up enjoying a nice pie too. Highly recommend.read more

We lucked out with this hotel! We had a morning flight out of Manchester and so we drove from my…read morehusband's hometown and stayed overnight in this super cute pub hotel. A MUCH better price than the hotels right next to the airport, yet this hotel/pub is just minutes from the hotel. The room was large and the bathroom was so nice and updated! The cow art in the hallways was sooooo cute! I loved loved it! The pub service could have been more attentive, but we were a little impatient as we wanted to repack for the flight the next day. The food was good! My husband enjoyed his flatbread pizza. My gammon steak was incredibly salty, like way too salty. Free parking. Easy check in/out Good WiFi We are back in the UK in August and we're already booking our overnight stay at this hotel. We're looking forward to it. Who says that about their night before a long flight?

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.