4.0/5

(78 reviews)

Gay Bar for an older crowd.

4.6/5

(1,301 reviews)

You'll find us in Manchester's Village, just a couple of streets back from Canal Street. We provide a warm welcome for everyone - boys or girls, gay or straight, and anyone in between.

4.5/5

(1,664 reviews)

This Grade II listed free house reopened in 2005 after 16 years in co-operation with English Heritage with particular attention to the fine and unusual ceiling. The central bar serves up to nine ever

2.8/5

(91 reviews)

Large bar on the end of the village, home to Gaylife Manchester’s very own columnist ‘Miss Thunderpussy’. Boasts some of the villages best week long drinks offers.

4.3/5

(3,277 reviews)

Slug & Lettuce Piccadilly Gardens is a newly refurbished beautiful bar in the heart of the city centre.A stone throw from Piccadilly station and all major transport links. The bar brings an extra

4.5/5

(646 reviews)

Popular and well established Belgian style bar on the fringe of the Northern Quarter of the city. The bar on the left serves the long narrow room. There is also a partially covered beer garden at the

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3.7/5

(3,357 reviews)

Yates’s Manchester is in the city centre, between China town and the infamous and lively Canal Street’s gay village, just five minutes’ walk from Piccadilly train station and directly in front of the

4.2/5

(671 reviews)

The historic Smithfield building, in the heart of the Northern Quarter, was once home to the iconic Victorian Department store Affleck & Brown. This upmarket establishment was referred to as the “Harr