Sir Ralph Abercromby in Manchester

Cool historic pub with great jukebox. Strange outdoor toilet arrangement though

Lovely old pub, lots of character.

Great authentic pub in the heart of the city.

A proper pub with a proper atmosphere. And was great to see no bloody gambling machines too. #spendyourpoundonapint

It’s a famous United pub but they’ve sold their beer garden so it is no where near as good now. Shame.

Used to be the best pub in manchester, still had a cracking time in there Saturday. Great atmosphere

Caled in lunchtime was empty. It's difficult to form an opinion when there's nobody in

Great traditional pub, good range of ales and largers.

TOP PUB Good Atmosphere good for the football ⚽️ normally as a brilliant beer garden will have again when the tosspot gary neville gives it BACK

Lively proper Manchester pub. What's not to like?

Went in on matchday, prices are good, Guinness is great, amongst the best pints you will find

One of the very best 'local' pubs in Manchester beer is always spot on.

It’s perfectly fine if you get there when it’s quiet but once it gets busy it becomes insufferable, and you can hardly move on certain days

Turn down the music a bit so we can talk!

Great pub for watching United as always rammed. Pretty rubbish and empty and small any other time. 100% recommend if a United fan but don't recommend for a night out

Really friendly atmosphere,,,it's also a man u fan pub which doesn't bother me as I don't watch football but if you like football good info 👍

Usually come here with my friends for a nights out, drinks mainly. Love the place. Wish it is as it used to be but looks like things are changing and now with the garden closed and the toilets being located outside. Shame to see this iconic building going but this one will be my favourite place to go to.

A proper boozer in a sea of bars. Great that this was saved and not consumed by Neville's development.

It was very very busy - not the best place to go to meet up with friends. It's a whole lot better when it's not like that.

Great little pub hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Great place for a delightful pint of bitter. Football was on too and there are loads of televisions. Great pub.

Nice pub, played darts, good selection of beers.

Absolute diamond of a place..Great staff throughout and reasonably priced drinks..Will return when in Manchester again.

Great, old-style boozer. Perfect for an afternoon pint

Expensive city centre bar, no atmosphere during the day

A traditional old pub in the heart of Manchester that claims to have been involved in the Peterloo massacre in 1819, which I can believe, it looks like it was. Nothing glitzy or glam about this place, just one step up from sawdust on the floor. However, the service was excellent, but there were few people in the place, and plenty of seating both inside and out. In fact there appeared to be a stage outside, I guess for bands. I can imagine it would be great place with the right band on. Taking about bands, they have some framed photos of Ed Sheeran performing there in 2014, see attached photos.

Great pub hope garry nevell does not ruin it when he re furbished it

Great staff but desperately needs the planned renovation

Great little pub with good choice of drinks. Great on match days. Toilets need a complete overhaul though!

Entertainment and clientele were enthralling 🤞💕💯

Love this pub! I always drop in when I'm in Manchester. Great for watching sport

A fabulous pub. Despite being hemmed in by the continuing high rise building that the dreadful council allow to make this once fine city as ugly as possible, this gem retains its character. It was around during the Peterloo Massacre and injured were brought there for treatment. It serves some fine real ales, has an extensive beers garden, comfortable interior and a room with some excellent United photos and memorabilia. Well worth a visit.

Decent old school pub tucked away in Manchester.

Not too far from Saint Peter's Square tram stop. Nice pint, big beer garden for when the sun's out in Manc

DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU’re not a man United fan! If you celebrate any other goal you will be thrown out

Was charged 11 pound for a pint of San Miguel and a pint of carling shandy. Was so shocked at the time also embarrassed to question it i paid it but im still in disbelief I was charged that. Cant be right especially from a small backstreet quiet pub. Surely not. Wrong. Will lose custom with them prices. Unless they just seen me coming.

Let's get this out of the way first - the fact this place has survived is brilliant. Most of the pubs in town have gone and many of those that have survived are a pale imitation of their former selves... Ah... This was once a coppers pub, let's not forget that. A blokes pub. But it was a pub which used to fill with a rich mix of folk of an evening. It did food during the day (I'd sometimes have my dinner there) and had a tiny beer yard, sorry, garden. Now, the pub looks pretty much the same inside and out - the beer yard is bigger than I remember and they have some kind of burger van doing the food now but the biggest change is the TVs. Many of them. And the size of 'em. It's now pretty much a sports bar. But aren't a lot of pubs, you'd say? Yes. And are they the worse for it, I'd ask? Yes. If this is what it needed to do to survive so be it. But when we visited on a Saturday evening (about 6 ish) it was full, and full of 'blokes' and drinking hard. "No you can't sit there, someone's sitting there" meaning we're watching the sport and you'd be in the way. There were maybe 3 women in the pub, 4 when our group entered. It was a testosterone filled, Peaky Blinder fancy dress, simian walking piss up. Ideal for a lot of people. I'm glad it survived. But not for me.

Bar atypique bonne ambiance à l'anglaise 🤘

Had a great pint in a great pub

We come once a year to the panto and always come here forva drink. Clean, cosy and the staff are always polite.

Brilliant, atmosphere & great memorabilia from the local Manchester area

Had many a pint from late teens to present day! A nostalgic very old photo uploaded (not my photo, obvs)

Decent pub with good selection of beers 🍻

Excellent boozer, great atmosphere great staff, good garden when it's clear and dry, been frequenting this place for years, never disappoints ✌️

Doylie is a star!! Look after him!!

A real nice pub, felt like a proper old boy pub just what i wanted, wanted to watch the united game with the locals and got just that, good atmosphere, very welcoming. Good value and a nice evening. Unreal outside area honestly world cup will be incredible here

Great place, massive garden good beer and service

Had the footy on and due to the location it wasnt that busy so easy to get a table

Nice traditional pub. Big beer garden out the back. Staff were friendly.

Great boozer, Manchester staple and one of the best pints of Guinness in town.... Steer clear unless you're a Red!

Nice pub right in the city centre with a large, sheltered out door patio area.

Nice pub. Friendly staff but expensive!!

Great outside seating area with sports

Miserable male member of staff. Clearly doesn't know the meaning of the words 'smile' and 'friendly'. He made us feel very unwelcome. Such a shame as otherwise it's a nice traditional pub.

Great Pub,,, good for watching football outside on a Summers eve. Seemed a lively but not too rowdy crowd here on a Thursday night. Definitely go again! 😁

I've been a few times now and it has grown in me, as it seems to be this perfect Venn diagram of decent beers, fairly quiet even on a Friday night, and good crowd. Although watch out for the loud music in the garden (you can avoid it by some strategic positioning)

Great pub good selection of beers and ales staff friendly and nice clean pub

Fantastic pub now with a fantastic outside area great beers

Smashing Pub with a great choice of Beer. Good for a drink if you go to an event at the Albert Hall, only a minute away.

Lovely pub right in the centre of Manchester, tucked away just off Deansgate. They have a nice range of drinks and snacks available, and a good pub garden to enjoy the sunshine. They don't serve food but are happy for you to order food from elsewhere and enjoy with your drinks. The only unfortunate thing is that it's right behind the new building site of Gary Neville's tower, so the area can get a bit noisy and will eventually be overshadowed by the building.

Long time since I'd been in here but none the less still a typical city centre pub

Went in for a couple drinks but i needed the toilet before ordering the bouncer was extremely rude followed me into the toilets and after that I tried to leave due to feeling uncomfortable and she took me out really hurt my head apart from all that it's a dead bar anyway

This is one of, if not my absolute favourite pub in town, but me and my mates won't be returning while the head bouncer is in place. He's a cowardly bully who throws his weight around and starts trouble when there's no need for any. It's a shame but he ruins the experience every single time with his foul attitude.

Cracking pub with vibrant atmosphere.

Would be good if they served hot drinks, especially during winter.

If you enjoy football you need to check this place out , great place to watch your team and plenty of bar staff which is good because this pub gets very busy on footy days.

Enjoyable evening with friend's

Normally great but grumpy staff and no darts for a dart board. United pub 👍

Very friendly pub with great beer

Traditional city centre pub with good selection of real ales.

Great atmosphere especially on match days

Fantastic place great staff huge choice of drinks to choose from and a relaxing place to enjoy manchester

top pint after fantastic rick astley and blossoms

My only complaint is they didn't have strongbow. Lots of atmosphere. Lots of people. Great mix of music

Visited with a dozen friends on Sunday evening. Great atmosphere and great Guinness. One of my favourite Manc pubs.

Great atmosphere, nice people.

Great pub for watching the football and excellent beer

Got a terrible experience. We order half pint of lager, a soda and lime and a 125ml glass of wine and was charged: 11,25£ When I asked for a detailed receipt was not given one and the girl (young girl with glasses, looked new) said she made a mistake and charged me for a full pint given the total to 9,60£ I asked for the price of the lime and water and was 2,20£ !!!!! For soda water!!!! I asked another waiters and they didn’t even answered. I’m a tour guide and make a beer tour and wanted to include this bar for the history. Not a chance with prices more expensive than the Ivy and such a staff . The toilets were full of puddles of wee Shameful, awful experience.

A quiet but historically important pub. It was here at the occasion of Peterloo. Soon to be destroyed by developers. Get here before history obliterated forever.

Very clean and tidy.Staff professional and helpful in choosing a lager. Sky TV on when we visited

Great red pub. Everything is a positive, the beer, staff, atmosphere, music and food. Off the beaten track and well worth finding

Called in for a couple of drinks with another couple. Was really quiet, not many others but it was still a lovely evening. The music played was good but not too loud.

Stopped off in here whilst on a my mates stag do, nice polite staff, the bouncers were brilliant! (and probably the most hospitable in Manchester) brilliant atmosphere overall and would recommend to anyone visiting the city centre to stop in for a pint 👍

Had the British and Irish Lions on , decent ales, clean, good atmosphere. Good central sports pub

Nice pub with a good atmosphere. Decent beer garden for a city centre pub.

Looks like a great place to watch sports..amazing food shed

Very old pub with loads of character. Large beer garden which was very quiet when we were there. I believe Tony Warren used to sit in here and write the scripts for Coronation Street.

Great football pud, very good staff and a very large beer garden.

Great proper pub on a back street. Used to be a big fan, shame they decided to turn their backs on usual punters for euro 2020 final. From being first come first serve for all games the final was suddenly "booked up for private event" on day of final. They can shove any future custom. Off my go to list as with a lot of other people I've spoken to they forget its empty on non football days. Soon be wanting custom. Plenty of places like nags head is still down to earth with normal fans.

Every one queuing to get into bars on the main street, this pub tucked down a side street and fabulous. Checked in, no problem, lots of staff, who were friendly and provided excellent service, all covid restrictions adhered to, outdoor area, tv screens for sports and lots of choices of alcohol. Great place, highly reccomend

Very good... Go here a lot... Staff always polite and friendly.. Not rip off prices for a lager...

Friendly pub, good service, large outside space, which was covered

Great atmosphere, nice pub garden 😎👍

Excellent pub tucked away in Manchester .. good selection of beers and wines

Great as always but now the toilets are nice too! Cracking pub, good outside space.

Great pub the outdoor area is amazing with the cute burger van

Good pub lovely staff, the bratwurst was good too.

Love this pub, oak bar and floors, lots of photos, paintings, historic political events, gatherings, people on the left will particularly like it. I was disappointed that there are huge TV screens, advertised as sports bar. Lovely staff, prompt, friendly service, turned music down on request. Good range of Kraft beers and wines to enjoy along with peanuts and posh crisps. Great juke box.

Great pub with plenty of history. Used to love coming in here but these virus regulations are sucking the atmosphere out of pubs. Large outside drinking area. Decent beers well kept. Lovely staff.

Quiet on the night I went, but a very good selection of draught beers, ales and even draught cocktails...! Friendly staff and for a city centre pub, a very warm and welcoming atmosphere.