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.

4.0/5

(78 reviews)

Gay Bar for an older crowd.

4.2/5

(515 reviews)

Open since 1995, Via is the ‘grande dame’ of the world-famous Canal Street. This icon of the Gay Village is Manchester’s best live cabaret venue, showcasing an extravagant weekly array of the UK’s mos

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Live sport

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

4.0/5

(3,947 reviews)

Traditional pub in red brick building, with pavement tables, serving real ales and all-day pub grub.

4.1/5

(522 reviews)

Modern bar (formerly Crunch)with large open spaces, set on two levels

4.3/5

(1,106 reviews)

We have been serving the people of Manchester and beyond for over 20 years. O’Sheas is one of Manchester’s most iconic bars, famous as a venue to watch and enjoy Live Music & Live Sport as well as sample the finest pint of Guinness outside of Ireland!

4.2/5

(1,855 reviews)

This pub is in one of the most culturally and historically important buildings in Manchester. The Portico Library still survives upstairs. A traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food.