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Converted at some expense to the Metropolitan pub and restaurant, it is West Didsbury's busiest pub by far. It was sold around mid-2008. To say that this is impressive would be a gross understatement. Progressing through the usually very crowded bar, there is a lofty restaurant with hammer beam roof trusses. Large outdoor drinking area, where it has also been extended into the former stables with an outside bar (normally with cask Landlord on offer too) for better weather. Food forms a large part of the offering here, and you can dine almost anywhere in the place. Although very busy, the service was its usual good efficiency. You may notice that when the place is very busy, it does become very loud. And that's only through people talking, not music or such.
Historic Interest
Until being bought by the next door ‘Nosebar’ around 2000, this was the troubled Midland Hotel, a vast Grand Metropolitan house with a history of trouble, drugs and criminality. Former Wilsons / Grand Metropolitan house.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 2 regular beers.
Metropolitan, West Didsbury
guest beers often sourced from Greater Manchester micro brewers
Changing beers typically include: Robinsons (varies)
Source: Regional
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Disabled Access
Parking
Smoking
Real Ale
Cask Marque
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