Our award-winning pubs provide the very best customer experience, with superb quality, choice and value, in both food and drink. An all-day menu offers an exciting mix of traditional meals, along with popular and innovative international dishes.
67-71 Princess St. (Fountain St.) Manchester Greater Manchester M2 4EG United Kingdom
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Free |
| Outdoor Seating | No |
| Wheelchair Accessible | Yes |
| Restroom | Yes |
| Menus | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, Bar Snacks |
| Drinks | Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails |
Can be hard work getting served when it's busy, but the cask ale is usually good and the staff are friendly . Side rooms are good if you can get in one.
The best Wetherspoons :D the little rooms are nice and gice a coisy pub feeling ^___^
Good place to have a pint in the centre of M'chester for a good price. Food offers a good quality for that price.
Good service , nice hamburgers and really lovely place. Also cheaper!
Good for quick meal , friendly staff ! ????????
The food is really good value and is always really good.
The Southern-fried chicken wrap is really good
Typical Wetherspoons - 'The McDonalds' of pubs . Reliable and reasonably priced.
Get a fireball and apple juice ! Soo good!
Cheap breakfasts !
A cd wouldn't go amiss. Bit like drinking in a library
Probably the best Wetherspoons there is.
3 bottles of Sol for £5 Mon-Fri.
Good food and good meals. Good prices. No music . This is the problem
Standard. Confusing layout.
Poon 101. A delightful maze
Food is ok. Thornbridge ale is great.
Большая квартира с вкусными завтраками , наливают прямо сутра )
The kind of bar that is a must if you want to see some football, with a beer and some atmosphere. - Rob Nesbit
Great breakfast. Huge and under a fiver. Also do two jaeger bombs for a fiver. - David K
Friendly and knowledgeable staff serve the best selection of craft beer in Manchester. Don't forget to consider the guest beers as well as BrewDog's own creations - Adam Ross
The hot wine at the cabins are a must during the Christmas markets - Daniel Ashcroft