Welcoming staff and cozy atmosphere are you want to stay and while away the evening! Cheap, tasty…read morebrew options seals the deal! My number One pick in Levy.

This is a traditional pub serving Samuels Smiths beers, lagers, ciders and mild. They are very good…read morevalue for money - even their most expensive beer is less than £4 a pint and some drinks are less than £3 a pint. There is an outside area which is the only area you can take your dog. The staff were friendly and provided water for our dogs without being asked. Mobile phones are not to be used in the bar, so you will have to talk to each other. Also swearing is not allowed, thank goodness.

Serving Manchester's Irish community with Irish drinks and a bit of Irish flavour is a worthwhile…read morejob and the Union Inn on the Stockport Road exists to do just that. Inside, the décor is green (naturally), clean and comfortable. The bar is split into two or three separate rooms, almost as if each one is a living room. It makes the pub far more cosy and sociable for hanging out with friends. The locals are lined up along the well-stocked bar. I paid £1.70 for a glass of coke and some crisps which is pretty standard. On the walls are flat screened tvs showing the requisite Sky Sports News (why does every pub just show this nowadays?), but the real entertainment is to be found at one of the Inn's Irish comedy nights. Contact the pub for more details. Just a quick note for the men's toilets. No lock on the cubicle door, but very clean. Good job.

Friendly Irish pub in Levenshulme with Live music at the weekends. There are heated shelters out…read morethe back for the smokers

Lovely bar with fantastic selection of beers. Not short of a gin or whisky if that's your thing…read more And the friendly staff made me feel really welcome on my first visit. Only problem was deciding what to drink! Love it.

A chilled out deceptively spacious bar specialising in local real ale micro-brewery beers, but also…read moreserving a decent wine list. Low volume music and knowledgeable staff make this a great destination to relax and shake off the metaphorical dust on the boots of modern life.

I been here a couple of times now and it's certainly my favorite bar/pub in the fallowfield area…read more They have a awesome beer selection, ranging from local ales, German beers, American IPAs and more, that can rival any of the beer specialist in the center. It term of food and can not comment, but then if a place is called The beer Studio, then perhaps food isn't too important. Given it's location, it's unsurprisingly very studenty, but the atmosphere is always relax and friendly. The interior is large but sufficiently busy for this not to be a probably. There also have a pool table but with only one it can be a challenge to get hold of.

I love the atmosphere here, it's friendly young and busy with a great range of specialty ales at…read moreaffordable prices. It's intimate beer garden is an end of day sun trap and a nice place to enjoy it pub like grub. Reasonably priced and competent food, the bacon burger was served in a brioche bun ( not to everyone's taste), and the crispy chicken fillets were just that - crispy and tasty.

When M19 first opened no-one really knew what to make of it. A wine bar in Levenhsulme is a little…read moreunusual. Small and friendly with great staff and good service, it's a great place to meet with friends for beer o'clock. Get there early to snag one of the comfy sofas. The DJ starts at around 8.00 and finishes at 1.00 at the weekends. The main bar, as you might expect, is on the ground floor. Upstairs is home to AcousticFest, which takes place every last Friday night of the month. A covered beer garden at the back, complete with TV screens and heaters, keeps the smokers happy. The bar stocks a range of wines, cocktails and shooters. My only small moan is that they don't serve snacks. The bar is open from Thursday to Monday and closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays for private functions. Enjoyed best straight after work or late at night on your way home from the city centre.

It's now only open Friday 5pm - 1am, Saturday Midday - 1am and Sunday Midday - 1am…read more there is a website with more details http://m19bar.com/

The City Arms. If you've ever been then you'll feel manly just thinking about it! Grrrr! It should…read morebe called the The City Gun Show, I can actually feel my testosterone levels increasing with every typed word. This is a proper boozer from a time when men had mutton chops and women just weren't allowed the hell in damn it!! Oak filled, serving real ale and housing pool tables that it just isn't big enough for -probably to increase the chance of a fight breaking out- this is a pub that has laughed in the face of progress for over 50 years. Go there to watch or talk about sport. If the mood takes you just go ahead and punch somebody.

Another day, another pub that I've walked past a billion times and never thought about going in! If…read morethe truth be known I think I always thought it was part of the Vine Inn next door which I've been in a few times over the years. Located in a part of the city that is clearly on the up (just off St Peters Square) it's a traditional boozer of the very old school variety - deceptively sized with a tiny front bar but loads of seating in the back! The drinks on offer are all a little bit stuck in the past for my beer tastes but this isn't a problem for most patrons - they just do lots of bitters, lagers and stouts. I have to say that their beer flights are great value at just over £3.00 where you can get a third of each beer of your choice up to a pint - really good idea and great to see it appearing in more and more pubs! City Arms is somewhere that's cool to pop into if you're after a quick pint or meeting with friends, I just can't see myself wanting to spend all night here - I think I'd get very bored, very quickly of the beers on offer - but this is my own overly pretentious beery opinion!

Have been coming to this bar for a few years now and never had a bad experience, however me and my…read moregroup of friends went in today to celebrate a birthday and had a horrendous experience. At first we were rushed to order when the bar was not busy with a snide remark from the woman behind the bar telling us to look at the board when my friends were unsure what to order. Two of us decided just to drink water as it was 1pm and did not want to drink, with the woman then saying 'or buy a non alcoholic drink were an independent business our staff need paying' with a disgusting attitude. 5 of the group did however buy a drink so uncomfortably we went upstairs to drink these. When we walked out of the establishment the woman behind the bar was giving us the finger behind our backs and then shouted thank you, which we should've realised we needed to do since she made our time there so horrible :)

Stood at the bar for 10min and was just ignored. Shame really nice bar but service was non existentread more

Traditional city pub, knowledgeable staff, very well-kept ale, comfortable seating and beautiful…read moreheritage interior. There's a fussball table I hadn't noticed before! Titanic plum porter and Tiger Rut were both on tap (cask) when we last visited - great to have such a range of light to dark even in the summer months.

'Pint or a half?' A…read morehop and skip from the architectural wonder of the Bridgewater Hall is Peveril of The Peak. Like the nearby Briton's Protection, it's one of Manchester's original drinking dens and one of the few places to escape modernisation. Outside is a mix of shocking pea and pastel green tiles whilst inside there's three different rooms with a distinctive 1970s feel. The walls are decorated with pub memorabilia and faded photos of celebrity musicians and actors whilst the jukebox is stacked with lots of Mancunian hits. There's also a pool table, dart board and bar stools encouraging conversation and friendly banter rather than getting legless or watching a widescreen TV. Prices are reasonable for the city centre and the staff are friendly. I'm more of a spirits girl than a beer swiller but for those that like a pint at the end of a long day, they have Deuchars, Tiger, Jennings Cumberland and Copper Dragon Golden Pippin ales on tap.

The Grafton Arms has very recently had a refurb and is now going by the name The Yard @ the…read moreGrafton. From the outside it definitely has more curb appeal and it managed to persuade our work crowd (who conveniently work across the road) to pop in for some after work drinks. It's a Holts pub, so the prices are bound to be reasonable - what we didn't expect was £2.15 for a pint of draft lager or IPA. The refurb is also definitely aiming at the younger student crowd with £2 unlimited popcorn and lots of craft ales in the fridges. There's even two rather nice outdoor seating areas, which is where we've tend to spend most of our time. The only thing that's really wrong with the grafton is I guess what was wrong with it before the refurb and that's some of the clientele it attracts. We did have a little bit of trouble one of the times we were there, but the staff quickly dealt with it and good times were had by all in our party. We've still to hit the Thursday pub quiz (with each team getting some free nachos) but I'm sure it won't be too long before that happens!

I'll be honest. This place is pretty grim. Being next door to a hospital does not help…read more This is my second visit here and it is always to grab a cheeky beer whilst visiting someone in the hospital. This is your typical pub with sports on the screens, fruit machines and pool tables. There is actually some live music tonight which isn't really doing it for the regulars.

The menu has loads of choice and there is something for everyone, a pretty good meal. Surroundings…read morewere ok, not too much of the wow factor. Staff were not terribly enthusiastic, but I did not have to wait very long for my food.

This place really needs a complete change of staff, I've only been in a handful of times and don't…read morethink I've ever got a smile. The regular clientele are your typical merry band of Jeremy Kyle rejects. If its a decent meal you are after, try one of its many competitors in the local area. The Windmill, The Stable Gate and even The Fir Tree put this place to shame.