Altrincham

Altrincham is a town in Greater Manchester in the northwest of England. It was a small market town until the 18th century, then industrialised with the coming of the Bridgewater Canal and later the railway. Altrincham was historically in Cheshire, but in 1974 was re-assigned into the new entity of Greater Manchester, and became a commuter town for the big city. The main reason to visit is the thriving cafe culture centred on the market house together with Dunham Massey Hall, and Tatton Hall a few miles south.

Re-opened in autumn 2019 after make-over by Priory Inns. Modern interior, reasonably priced meals, dog-friendly.

Sun-Thu 11:30AM-11PM, Fri Sat 11:30AM-midnight

Gardeners Arms

Great selection of local cask ales plus Belgian beers, traditional ciders, wines and spirits. Live bands Friday and Saturday nights.

Mon-Thu 3-11PM, Fri Sat noon-midnight, Sun noon-11PM

Old Market Tavern

Good beer and food on banks of Bridgewater Canal. Trafford & Hulme CAMRA pub of the year 2018 and 2019. Serves lunch daily, supper Tu W Th.

Old Packet House

Good traditional pub in Timperley Village, M and Th are cask ale club nights. Food served until 8PM. Still has a bowling green attached.

Quarry Bank Inn

Belgian bar, down in a basement so it feels atmospheric and continental, cash only.

Mort Subite

Friendly bar with good selection of beers from the local Dunham Massey Brewing Company.

Costello's

A traditional pub run by Robinsons with excellent real ales and a great atmosphere. Unchanged from the 1930s, still with individual rooms so you can escape into your own corner if you wish.

Mon-Thu noon-11AM, Fri Sat 11AM-midnight, Sun noon-11PM

The Railway

Old Hall

Stubborn Mule Brewery and Tap

Bramley Farm

The Bull's Head

Bar in the Village

Cheshire Tap

King George

Bars and pubs in Altrincham