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The Wharf Manchester |
6 Slate Wharf, Castlefield, Manchester, M15 4SW |
Tel: 0871 977 3952  |
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Opening
Hours: Mon
- Thu 11am - 11pm / |
Fri - Sat
11am - 12pm & Sun 11am - 10:30pm |
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The Wharf Castlefield Manchester |
| Although you'd be forgiven for thinking it dates back to the 1820s, the time of the historic warehouses around it, The Wharf is actually a beautiful modern purpose-built pub which originally opened in 1998 and traded until 2005 as 'Jackson's Wharf', before Brunning & Price spectacularly re-opened it in July 2012. |
| Although it is a large building, there are innumerable nooks and crannies so you can find cosy, intimate rooms and alcoves, or more buzzy, dynamic areas if you prefer. |
| Downstairs is more pubby in style, including all those elements that make the traditional British pub feel special – open fires, bookcases, good old furniture, lots of prints, rugs and plants, and oak floors, and a really buzzy, chatty and civilised atmosphere. |
| The Wharf has the feel of a classic country pub, with the bar right at the heart of the operation with up to 12 cask ales on tap, a decent wine list of some 50 bins and a back shelf crammed with over a hundred malt whiskies. |
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| What you won’t find is television, loud music, gaming machines or pool tables. |
Upstairs at The Wharf, you will find another bar with a galleried restaurant, leather chairs aplenty and full table service. |
| There are hidden alcoves and galleries up and down, and an outside dining balcony with panoramic views over the canal basin. |
The large dining terrace outside has stunning views out over the Castlefield canal basin, and there's also a large boules court for when the sun eventually arrives. |
| At the heart of The Wharf though, is a restaurant with a passion that lies in finding quality ingredients and preparing, cooking and presenting them in a modern but unpretentious way. |
| The menu has a spine of freshly prepared, classic British dishes, complemented by more exotic influences from other parts of the world - in other words, modern British cookery. |
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