After a hectic week, sitting down with a drink surrounded by friends might sound appealing but if you’re looking for a new place to visit, the decision can be difficult.
To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best bars in Northern Quarter, Manchester according to Google Reviews.
All venues listed have a rating of 4 stars or above.
Best bars in Northern Quarter, Manchester
Science and Industry
Google rating: 4.5
Location: 49, 51 Thomas Street, Manchester, M4 1NA
One reviewer wrote: “Great tasting cocktails, very good ambiance plus very enthusiastic staff! The cocktails were amazing just a bit pricey but they were well worth it! The bartender even made me a customised drink when I asked for something that they would recommend for me - and that was absolutely lovely! Will definitely come back here!”
Beatnikz Republic Bar
Google rating: 4.6
Location: 35 Dale Street, Manchester, M1 2HF
One reviewer wrote: “First visit today and absolutely loved this place. Great beers, nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Now one of my favourite places for a beer in the city centre”
NG64 Northern Quarter
Google rating: 4.5
Location: 9 Short Street, Manchester, M4 1AA
One reviewer wrote: “Really unique atmosphere, some of the consoles there are free to play. Drinks are great as well. Most of them require 2 tokens per person, 15 tokens = £7.”
Port Street Beer House
Google rating: 4.5
Location: 39-41 Port Street, Manchester, M1 2EQ
One reviewer wrote: “The best craft bar we found in Manchester. It's a short walk from the centre through intresting streets full of bohemian shops. Great helpful staff and top world class craft beer.”
The Whiskey Jar
Google rating: 4.4
Location: 14 Tariff Street, Manchester, M1 2FF
One reviewer wrote: “Good beer and cocktails and loads of whiskies to choose from. We happened to stumble across it when there was live acoustic music on and all of the acts were fabulous!”
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