Incredible. Service is friendly and prompt. All menu questions answered and drinks delivered to the…read moretable in genuinely record time. Food is faultless, menu varied, but lacks a traditional sirloin or rib eye option - you can have a steak sandwich or a steak burger instead though. Pinot Grigio was more than drinkable, spirits served in nice glasses with plenty of ice, and Lucky Saint beer was a god send with all the men driving. Other lagers were standard and a bit bland - San Miguel, Amstel etc but a good selection of national and local casks. Wouldn't hesitate in recommending.

When you walk into this establishment has a very comfortable aesthetic. On the inside, it is full…read morewith lots of nice browns and interesting historic pictures; it feels like dining at an old english heritage site. The food is cooked at very good quality and the menu changes every day! The service is very welcoming and it is also dog-friendly. It is a little pricey however, so you may want to reconsider if you are on a strict budget

The service was amazing. The wait staff are well trained and prompt. We were there for a relaxing…read morelunch and I ordered the salad. The salad was lovely except for the fact that a few of the tomato wedges were underripe and several pieces of the chicken were like leather. I'm not sure if they were under a hearing lamp too long, but I didn't get the impression it was freshly cooked. The location and ambiance is excellent. Gentle music in the background make it was to enjoy conversation.

Amazing food! Wow loved the multiple options for Sunday Roast. The vegetables were cooked to…read moreperfection not to hard not too soft and the plate felt of a golden time of hearty well rounded plate of amazing food. So pleased first time visiting but will be back.

This is a great place to come Johnny and the staff are amazing a massive turnaround. All staff are…read morefriendly helpful. The food is great the drinks have a great choice great atmosphere clientele are good that go in here. Great for relaxing or having a nice social time chatting to friends or family.

Average. They're a chain of pubs and we usually go to the Bulls Head in Astly (which is their…read moresister branch) and in my opinion is much better. It's cleaner, the staff are much more friendly and the service generally faster. The tables at the Barton arms were all dirty and nothing was cleared away promptly. We ordered 2 mains, I had the chicken burger whichm came with a verity of dips and I didn't actually have any complaints, but the guy I was with had the half roast chicken and said it was awful. He complained it was really dry and a bit tasteless. So all in all not very impressive. We also ordered a Sunday to share but it didn't have half the ingredients on the menu, so was basically just ice cream and brownies.

We only went for breakfast and was presently surprised!!…read more The decor was modern with a country kinda twist!! The breakfast menu was reasonable and food was nice!! We will be back to sample the other menu as it's quite local for us and they also have a good selection of ales which I now love since my partner got me into them

I like my steak cooked blue. Seared on the outside, warm right through but kinda raw in the…read moremiddle. When I order steak, I always ask for it blue or as rare as the chef is happy to cook it. I rarely get it blue. So far the only places I've eaten that are happy to cook it that way are The Grill on The Alley and The Grill on New York Street. Until last night..... The White Horse is our local pub, just five minutes walk down the road and my other half and I have been in a couple of times since its refurb for a couple of drinks. Its a lovely homely pub with alcoves off and although open plan it feels like an old country local. Yes the decor and furniture is all new but it doesn't feel sterile and lacking personality like some do when they've been done up. Its a really lovely atmosphere in there. There was a football match being played on the various TV screens and a quiz after the football so it was understandably busy for a Tuesday night. For me that just added to the atmosphere. My better half likes it as it serves cask real ales, some from local breweries too, a nice selection with little samples on each pump so you can see the colour and clarity of each ale. A nice touch. The menu itself is lovely, from classics like cod and chips to orzo pasta salad and sharer plates. I fancied rump steak and my fella had Hunters chicken. Despite how busy the place was it didn't take long for the food to arrive. The steak I had was a lovely thick piece that I was surprised to see had been cooked blue to perfection. Melt in the mouth, tasty and juicy. In fact my tastebuds are tingling now just thinking about it! The hunters chicken looked and smelled good too, and was very good according to him indoors! We also had a pud each, millionaires cheesecake and profiteroles which were both absolutely divine. Profiteroles were coated in chocolate and filled with hazelnut cream, a nice twist on a classic dessert. All in all a really beautiful meal, the quality of the food is excellent, the prices reasonable, and the staff are friendly and gave exceptional service, especially given how busy it was. I'm pretty sure we'll be eating there more often, it really is a gem of a place.

Brand spanking newly opened!…read more At the heart of Monton's upcoming new businesses, The Blind Pig has just opened renovated that has replaced a previous pub there previously. The decor looks fresh, new, chic, understated and has that grey wood varnish touch that seems to be quite in at the moment. It's a bar but also a restaurant although it still has that pub feel but the new era pub feel. We went for the food and the cocktails - on a Friday night! This is the real time to test a new eatery. They did surprisingly well. We didn't wait for ages, had fun with the cocktails and discussing the place. Cute little notes were hung from table decorations and writing on the walls. Selection: Starting sharer platter - Italian meats, rocket, olives, mozzarella Soup and chips Random I know, but it worked. All of the food was tasty and fresh. Even through the renovation, it still attracts a lot of the old crowd. We were sat next to some people who didn't stop saying the F word through our latter part of the meal. This didn't put me off the food and the experience we'd had so far and I think it genuinely deserves 4*'s.

Quite amazing what they have done with this place as anyone who knew it as the Drop Inn will tell…read moreyou. Monton is really going through some serious changes at the moment and will surely become the next Didsbury / Chorlton. The Blind Pig is a bar/bistro offering locally sourced produce, teas, coffees etc.... We had breakfast there this morning, nice food and reasonably priced. Will be back.....

Very unkind and unprofessional staff here, also everything here is very expensive and just not…read moreworth it

Nice location but shame a chain has got it's hands on this place. Could be so much better although…read morethe place was packed so it must be doing something right. Can't comment on the food as they couldn't find us a table nor was anybody serving drinks at the bar so we ended up leaving....as I said, shame !

This place lies in a crosspath between a group of my friends and I, so of course we gather there to…read morecatch up because it suits all of us. Location however is not the over-highlight of this huge pub! Decently priced drinks, especially draft beers/ciders, yummy desserts and fairly good food, are vital factors to why anyone would like to come here. It's recently been refurbished, with clean toilets (!!!), 3D TV's for big sports events, friendly local staff, and it does not, I repeat does not, have that old lingering sweaty smokey stale beer odour clinging to the Walls. Refreshing! If it's summer, you will not be disappointed with the outdoor seating, situated through the rear patio doors. You may also enjoy this if you have a habit of smoking - huge tables with vastly wide fitted umbrellas combined with heaters for colder evenings/months. Everyone is catered for here!

Good local pub with cheap food. No complaints. Decent selection of beers including Real Ales.read more

Nice area at the Media City part of Manchester with an easy walk from Old Trafford. The bar is…read moredecent but food was just average. The beer selection is pretty good with English ales, cask and a few craft brews. I would return for a drink but not food

Regular here for lunch hour at work! Nice choice of ales on tap that change regularly so always…read moresomething new to try! They do nice pub grub; pies, burgers, fish n chips etc and all is very decently priced. They normally seem to have a £5 special on the menu too! I'd also recommend here for after-work drinks, nice atmosphere and plenty of space for larger groups!

The food took 50 mins to arrive. Pizza was ok . Looked ok…read moreand taste ok I believe . My daughter had lasagna presentation poor . Pasta not layered . Full of cheese and tomatoes mainly not a lot of meat . Mixed grill . Chicken very dry (overcooked ) was just ok from my partner . He got given a bread knife to cut his meat ? I don't think the server knew what a steak knife was . I had sausage and mash , tasteless and lumpy potatoes over boiled mush . Sausages were ok very hot . Not cutlery brought to the table but when we asked the server he blamed other staff . It's a lovely pub in a lovey setting . Needs more refurbishment. Won't return until they get more organised.

arranged to meet up with a group of friends as the pub has recently reopened. the food was very…read morepoor took a long time to arrive - with one completely overlooked- and was very expensive. shame Greggs wasn't open to try and fill ourselves up give the place a miss if u want to enjoy your day