The best pubs in Chorlton

Located in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Mary & Archie offers a relaxed dining experience in a chilled space. Their kitchen serves up a variety of brunch classics, from hearty egg dishes to full English breakfasts, alongside a selection of mouthwatering burgers. Drinks options span from draft beers and wines to spirits and classic cocktails, with a special house twist on the Bloody Mary. For those who prefer al fresco dining, outdoor seating is also available.

Established in 2000, The Marble Beer House, now under new ownership since 2018, still offers Marble Beers alongside guest selections in both cask and keg. Enjoy RedWillow, Nightjar, Squawk, and more. Check the beer list on the TV monitor. Seating ranges from two-seater tables to benches and larger tables. Outside, find picnic tables and a small garden. Play board games or browse the free library whilst sipping your pint. Don't miss quiz nights every Monday.

The Horse and Jockey is a historical, family-friendly pub on Chorlton Green boasting top beers and great food. The 500-year-old building houses its own Bootleg microbrewery. Outside, a flower-filled terrace draws people in, while inside, a central bar and snug taproom keep things cosy. With a legacy spanning two centuries, it offers a superb selection of ales, craft beers, and lagers alongside a varied food menu, including vegetarian and vegan options. Regular events and a pet-friendly policy mean there's always something for everyone.

Once known as The Bar, a pioneering café-bar in late 90s, The Chorlton Tap has evolved into a traditional British pub with a focus on real ale and keg lines. Beers from microbreweries local and afar, like Wander Beyond Brewing, are featured, with choices displayed on blackboards. Offering 14 craft keg fonts and a diverse selection of bottled beers, there's something for every beer fan. Enjoy a Sunday roast with vegan options and monthly themed tasting menus. Don't forget to explore the beer garden out the back if it's sunny.

Bowling Green, in Chorlton-cum-Hardy's conservation area, oozes classic British charm with cosy seating and a crackling fireplace. The beer garden and children's play area add to its appeal. You can enjoy pub classics and dishes made with local produce. The well-stocked bar also hosts lively events. Plus, you can book one of their six boutique B&B rooms for a convenient stay near Manchester's attractions.

The Lloyds pub in Chorlton serves seasonal dishes in a classic indoor and outdoor setting. Feast on slow-roasted pork belly, BBQ beef brisket chips, and desserts like sticky toffee pudding and Eton mess. Their diverse selection of cask ales rounds things off, and they are best enjoyed on their relaxing beer terrace.

Located in Chorlton, The Royal Oak pub is a favourite local spot known for its warm and traditional vibe. It serves a wide selection of classic British pub food alongside a well-stocked bar with beers, ales, and spirits. They show live sports and also welcome your furry friends. There's also a beer garden for when the weather is playing ball.

The Trevor, previously known as 'The Famous', is a traditional pub located on Beech Road. Despite the neighbourhood's trendy transformation, it maintains its authentic boozer vibe. Following a refurbishment, the lounge and bar have been combined into one space, decorated with chic touches such as a stag's head and vinyl records. TV screens show local football matches, attracting crowds. The bar features eight pumps with rotating casks, whilst a covered beer garden provides outdoor seating for sunny weather.

Dulcimer, a buzzy bar in central Chorlton near the Four Banks crossroads, was converted from a stationers in 2007 and now functions as a local boozer serving up to four rotating cask beers from breweries such as Pomona Island, Marble, Kirkstall, and Thornbridge, alongside cider. Downstairs, a room leads to a heated backyard, whilst upstairs, a lounge hosts occasional bar service and a raised stage for folk acts and singer-songwriters.

Set in a charming Victorian building, the Spread Eagle is a cosy pub in Chorlton, boasting original features and a traditional vibe. The bar offers award-winning beer, real ales, and a great gin and rum cocktail menu. It's a hotspot for live sports and weekly entertainment like quizzes and karaoke. Dog-friendly and with a spacious function room for events, it also offers seven en-suite bedrooms. It is conveniently located near Old Trafford and with easy access to Manchester city centre.