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Trying to find pubs in Flixton that are family friendly? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
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Flixton, Greater Manchester, M41
We are a friendly, community based Club that opened almost 100 years ago and we continue to evolve and improve. There is a smart, recently refurbished Lounge Bar upstairs alongside a Games Room
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
The Garricks Head is a pub that is at the heart of the community. We provide a place for people to have a quiet drink, a place to eat and a place to share great times with friends. Whether you are looking for live sports, live music, entertainment you nam
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
WELCOME TO THE FOX Matt and the team extend a very warm welcome to you. The Fox Pub & Kitchen, has been stylishly refurbished and has most definitely been ‘put back on the map’ There is a real
1 mile
Urmston, Manchester, M41
We offer unrivalled value with a menu and drinks range bursting with choice and flavour for you to enjoy.
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
Mind the gap! Bevano Lounge is Grand Central, right opposite Urmston train station at the edge of Eden Square shopping centre. We’ll keep you on track with a lovely outdoor area and beautiful, airy in
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Urmston, Manchester, M41
The Barking Dog Alehouse & Kitchen has taken over the glorious former post office in Urmston. Purpose built in 1939, this beautiful building has been lovingly restored retaining much of the original character
1.7 miles
Manchester, Lancashire, M17
One of the Bridgwater Canal’s most impressive features was the Barton Aqueduct, built to carry the waterway over the River Irwell. When self-taught engineer James Brindley dreamt up the idea, it was met with widespread scepticism and nicknamed the ‘Castle