Trof
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They describe themselves as an opulent den but the real reason locals love Trof is because it's such a comfortable place to hang out. The decor is New York cool meets your (eccentric) Nan's living room: three floors of low-lighting, exposed brickwork, bric-a-brac furniture and kooky features (such as reindeer heads and retro wallpaper).
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The Angel Pub
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4
2
The Angel, describing itself as a quirky real ale dining pub, is an informal cosy relaxed place to enjoy great beers from small independent breweries as well as delicious freshly cooked food. A log fire and original paintings by various artists are found upstairs in the restaurant.
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The Castle Hotel
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10
4
It's small, it's characterful and it pulls in a creative crowd. In The Castle, history meets modern day arts and music, fusty becomes fashionable and the atmosphere seduces like a Philippa Gregory novel. It's one of Manchester's oldest pubs, chopped up into little Victorian-tiled rooms with a jukebox and proper old-school snacks and ales.
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