A small pub on Shudehill on the north side of the city centre, that was once part of a terraced row but is now isolated amidst modern development. The interior was remodelled in the 1920s and remains largely unspoilt, with a front vault, drinking corridor alongside the bar and rear lounge, earning it a full entry on CAMRA’s National Inventory.
Once a Tetley’s pub, the beer range is now Holt’s Bitter, Doom Bar and Robinson’s Dizzy Blonde, with the Holt’s, sold at a bargain price for the city centre, very much being the staple beer. No food is served, but the pub attracts a strong following of older regulars.
