The Crown And Kettle

04/05/24: Yonder Brewing: Pineapple milkshake pal ale 01/04/24: Lilley's Rhubarb Cider 5% 20/01/24: Lilley's Rhubarb Cider and Pineapple Cider 31/08/23: Vault City: Cloudy Lemonade sour 4.2% 05/07/23: [photo update] open plan bar, gone is the chalkboard trim. I wonder what the view from inside out will look like in a few years.... 26/05/21: 10/11/19: Peaky Blinders Night

From the spectacular architecture to the friendly service and range of drinks, this place is always worth a visit! The outdoor sitting in summer is definitely a plus, and even in winter the inside of the pub is something unique and very welcoming. Extra points for having alcohol free and gluten free options!

The Crown and Kettle, situated in Manchester's Ancoats neighborhood near the city center, occupies a stunning Victorian building along Great Ancoats Street. It's an ideal spot for socializing with friends, boasting a diverse selection of beers that has garnered them a reputation. While the service is top-notch, some of the beers may be on the pricier side.

This pub has been boarded up for decades and I always remember it as a kid with the red boards on the window and the old radio store to the left . This was when Ancoats wasn’t in the city centre and no one lived there ! I always wondered about the history of it and what this incredible building looked like inside ! Now I’ve been in and seen it and it’s fabulous . I’d love the owners to compile information about its history and who has lived there over the ages since 1800 . I’m unsure whether the interior should be restored or just left ? Should your cats tales clocks be waggling ? 🤔 Great range of ales and a nice relaxed atmosphere mid week :)