4.0/5

(78 reviews)

Gay Bar for an older crowd.

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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

4.6/5

(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.

2.8/5

(91 reviews)

Large bar on the end of the village, home to Gaylife Manchester’s very own columnist ‘Miss Thunderpussy’. Boasts some of the villages best week long drinks offers.

4.0/5

(199 reviews)

The Waggon and Horses, located close to Debdale Park in Gorton and just a few miles from The Etihad, is a great community Joseph Holt pub. The building itself dates back to the early 1900s and is full

3.1/5

(104 reviews)

We serve food all day, families are very welcome, children are allowed in until 9pm weekdays and 7pm weekends. We hold various community events. We have quiz nights on Thursdays, live bands, BT Sports and DJ's

4.3/5

(1,952 reviews)

Opposite Piccadilly Station and on the edge of the fashionable Northern Quarter, Mal Manchester was one of the first boutique hotels to open up in the city.