Manchester Bars & Pubs Listed By Popular Areas (colour coded for map below) |
| Very popular bohemian area offering many independent pubs, bars & live music venues. Currently the most popular area of Manchester city centre |
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| Traditional pubs, wine bars and basement clubs, This is a very popular area with workers & shoppers and has something to match everybody's taste |
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| One of the world's most famous collection of gay, lesbian & bisexual bars and clubs is popular with gays and straights alike, especially at weekends |
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| The mile long road from the city centre to the university serves Europe's largest student population and non-academics alike some fantastic drinks offers |
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| Indoor entertainment complex of 12 huge chain bars & clubs together with some old traditional pubs in the area rebuilt following the 1996 IRA bomb |
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| The mile long road which runs through the city centre, boasts a handful of swanky iconic bars gathered mainly near the designer shops & MEN Arena |
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| The 10 railway arches found at the southern end of Deansgate on 'The Locks', as they're known to most Mancunians, house popular chain bars and clubs |
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| The most beautiful part of the city centre boasts many independent bars and traditional pubs. This is the busiest area in summer for outside drinking |
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| Some of the city's best traditional pubs sit close to the Bridgewater Hall |
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| Stylish Champagne and cocktail bars have replaced the cheesy party venues in what has become Manchester's business district |
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| Swanky hotel bars, large chain bars and more informal party places make up the two streets which meet half way at Piccadilly Gardens |
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| A large collection of excellent independent bars, 3 miles from the city centre |
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| A collection of student bars, 4 miles from the city centre |
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| Two villages full of independent bars and pubs, 5 miles from the city centre |
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| A collection of chain bars around The Lowry, Media City and Old Trafford |
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