Chorlton-cum-Hardy
is a creative and vibrant part of Manchester's suburbs, situated
about four miles out of the city centre.
Chorlton
is home to a great many creative people such as artists, writers and
actors, and Chorlton has a reputation as being more bohemian than
other parts of the city.
There
is a great mix of traditional pubs and well-designed bars, with most
of the establishments hosting some form of live music, be it live
artists of up and coming talent or DJ sets at weekends. Most of the
places in Chorlton have a laissez-faire attitude to door policy, so
the atmoshere is very more relaxed than other areas of the city.
dulcimer, in the heart of chorlton, provides an extensively
chosen selection of beers, wines & spirits as well as an
exciting vibrant atmosphere set to a soundtrack of fine folk
music. every inch of the front and back bar space has been carefully
looked at and designed in such a way that it fits in with the
'dulcimer feel'.
a traditional aussie bar showing a variety
of Live Sport, including all premiership and champions league
games, also cricket, rugby and AFL, and anything else with a
pulse.
they
also have regular live music every thursday and sunday from
9pm, featuring some of the best of manchester’s up and
coming and established artists, as-well as DJs every friday.
located on barlow moor road in chorlton, orlando's is the brainchild
of clubland 'godfather' rupert campbell, one half of the duo
who set up sankeys soap at beehive mill in the early 1990s.
combining the vibe of a lamps-on-tables comedy club with a relaxed
jazz café in the evenings, while during the day it will
provide a good value, family-friendly eaterie.
=
real ale, 
=
cocktail menu, 
= food served, 
= dj sets, 
= live music, 
= live sports,
=
quiz night, 
= pool, 
= beer garden 
