3.9/5

(1,512 reviews)

This pub was once Thomas Goward’s grocery shop. Founded in 1810, Goward’s traded on this site until 1910, weighing out provisions and cutting sugar by hand from a conical-shaped sugar loaf. In a wareh

4.1/5

(1,477 reviews)

British dishes & ales served in a relaxed pub with outdoor tables plus opera- & cinema-themed décor.

3.9/5

(1,654 reviews)

This pub takes its name from one of Altrincham’s old inns – The Unicorn Hotel. An original Saxon settlement stood on this site. More recently, it was a stopping point for coaches. Its wayside inns inc

3.9/5

(1,627 reviews)

This is named after the Up Steps Inn, which stood on the same site and was built in the early 19th century, then demolished in the 1930s. The pub got its unusual name because its entrance was above street level, up a few stone steps.

4.1/5

(2,022 reviews)

British pub fare plus ales, lagers & cocktails in a lively space set in a 17th-century building.