The Crown And Kettle

Good options/choices for drinks , it always seems to be busy so can sometimes be difficult to get served.

Hmm, I'm afraid I found the Crown over priced compared to most, and they had sold out of the lager I drink.

Both the scotch egg and the haggis pakora from the new food menu were excellent. Served by an incredibly helpful Bethany! View menu

Lot of things changed here in the past 3-4 years. The selection of beers was much better when Nicky was in charge. Still one of my favorite pubs.

Great pub with cracking beer, however if you're not going to open until an hour after your advertised opening time, then change the advertised opening times so people are aware!

I was extremely disappointed with the lack of atmosphere at this restaurant. The decor did not match the building and the seating was not comfortable. I would not recommend visiting again, as it was also very expensive. Everyone in my group agreed with me. View menu

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!

Located in Manchester's Ancoats neighborhood near the city center, The Crown and Kettle is housed in a beautiful Victorian building on Great Ancoats Street. It's a perfect place to meet up with friends, known for its wide variety of beers. The service is excellent, but be prepared for potentially higher prices on some of the beers.

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 View menu