Top 30 Best Bars in Sale

“Called in unplanned for Sunday lunch with brother-in-law and my partner. It was quiet at first then after we ordered other groups arrived. From the outside the restaurant appears small but like a tar dis inside ,very clean and elegant and sophisticated. Staff polite and helpful give u enough time to order. Excellent selection of food to choose from, cooked to order and delicious with good portion control . Will return. Would recommend for ladies for baby shower and hen celebrations and family groups also. Manager told me they had ABBA night which was well attended so have requests for a return . Brilliant had lovely afternoon.”

“A busy weekend visit for a pre-booked dinner for two having been recommended by a work colleague. Very friendly attentive staff, fabulous food and good atmosphere. The menu is excellent with something for all tastes and appetites and great authentic flavours. Two draught Cobra beers of which one was Malabar IPA (fantastic). One of the best Indian dinners we’ve had for some time. We will definitely return very soon.”

“Lovely pub ,bar staff and landlord were very welcoming”

“Happy pleasant staff, a regular for family and friends for many years. No trouble, nice atmosphere.”

“This place is a little gem. Great atmosphere and it’s so friendly. Bingo music and quiz nights. Could do with lick of paint here and there like most pubs in sale.”

“Great little pub. Has always been a friendly little pub, nice people, nice beer. Been going into this pub for nearly 40 years now, great to see some things don’t change much.”

“Fantastic pub in a great location by the canal. Really friendly barman, loved the music being played (some great music photos on the walls) and a good selection of beers. Loved it.”

“Lovely food. Staff are very polite and welcoming. Good choice if wines. Overall a very pleasant experience.”

“Lovely place for a drink. Really great, efficient barmaids too. Olivia is an absolute asset to the place!”

“Lovely place for a pint or two and a great selection of beers ales and gins”

“Best hotel I have ever stayed at. Reception staff are lovely and they offer room service. All of their food is delicious from the restaurant and when delivered to rooms. They have a hot tub as well as a pool (though they don't allow kids in it). Well cleaned, baths and showers are well maintained but you may need to ask for a fan in the summer as the windows don't open fully. Only thing to watch out for (especially for business travellers) is if you require wifi access for more than 1 hour, you have to pay extra.”

“Really nice staff. Friendly. Make amazing fresh kebabs.”

“I visited The Green Pepper on the 30 December 2021 with my parents. To say that the food was wonderful would be an understatement.The lady that served us was was very friendly and provided an excellent service looking after us. The place is well located with a carpark close by and a bus stop.The restaurant doesn't have an alcohol license but there are shops over the road if you wish to bring your own.They provide glasses if you do bring alcohol and they do sell soft drinks if you don't.They also provide a takeaway service. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone who enjoys a good Indian curry.”

“Great spot for people watching over a beer. Good selection of beers and great staff!”

“Great atmosphere and a fantastic range of good quality lagers & beers at competitive prices .”

“This pub is a home from home. I could walk in on my own or with my partner & children and the warm reception from the exceptional staff is what makes the place my absolute fav. Can’t fault it.”

“Went for mother's day yesterday. Beef Sunday roast . The food was delicious and the service great”

“This garage was recommended to me by a work colleague and I can’t fault them at all. I have been paying a fortune with other reputable places and these guys are simply outstanding. They are honest, reliable and very cheap. To Saqib, Arif and the rest of the team this ‘gorey bagee’ is over the moon to have found you and is super thankful for everything. May your business continue to flourish Inshallah. See you soon for more ‘ka story hai’ ...”

“The young man in the shop helped me to send a parcel via UPS he was a great help, thank you.”

“The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art is a contemporary art gallery based in Manchester, England. It is located on Thomas Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter in part of the renovated Smithfield Market Hall. Champion became the Director of the Centre when it moved to new premises on Edge Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter in 1997. This was period of great change in Centre's functions and focus. More opportunities became available due to both the policies of the new Labour government, who placed greater emphasis on the importance of culture, and the increased interest in Chinese culture due to the upcoming Handover of Hong Kong. By moving away from Chinatown, the Centre also became less focused on the local Chinese community; instead focusing more on contemporary art. It was also Champion's aim that the Centre would work towards becoming the UK agency for Chinese arts and culture. The Centre would operate as an agency from 1999 and the charity was renamed the Chinese Arts Centre Ltd in September 2000. UK based artists remained the main focus of the Centre's exhibition programme during this period. Initially the Centre's programme largely featured solo shows of existing works by artists such as Adam Hongshan Wei and Anthony Key, or touring exhibitions, such as Nora Fok's Galaxies. When the venue was refurbished after a fire in 1998, the Centre began to commission new site specific works by UK-based artists of east Asian heritage to use the new space to its best advantage. Between 2000-2003, the New Commissions scheme, produced 8 exhibitions by emerging artists such as Suki Chan, Lisa Cheung, Gayle Chong Kwan, and Jiang Jiehong. As part of its agency work, the Centre extended the scope of its educational workshops to a national audience and acted as a focal point for other businesses and art organisations who wanted to know more about Chinese culture. The Centre began to contribute to debates regarding Chinese arts by arranging conferences such as A New Vocabulary for Chinese Arts?, held in London in 1998, and Contemporary Chinese Art in the International Arena held at the British Museum in 2002. The Centre also began to develop global contacts to introduce international artists to the UK audiences. In 1997 Champion undertook a research trip to China with the aim of introducing the Centre to an international audiences and developing partnerships with organisations in mainland China. As a result the Centre produced Representing the People (1999), its first major touring exhibition to feature works by artist from mainland China. Developed in collaboration with the Courtyard gallery, Beijing, the exhibition was seen by approximately 250,000 people, and has been seen as one of the first independent UK exhibition to present the work of artists from Mainland China. This was followed by a second touring show, Made in China (2001-2002) which showcased contemporary design from China. In June 2001, the Centre was informed that it had been accepted on to the Arts Council of England's lottery programme and £2.1 million was reserved for the Centre to purchase and outfit a new building as well as fund the operations and marketing of the new venue.”

“The lady downstairs at the desktop was VERY friendly and VERY helpful!! And I passed Live in UK test. Only because i been introduced by this nice lady. No stress, no hassle, nice smile.. There You go ;-) Thank You XXX”

“Went for lunch with a friend. Food and service was great. Friendly and helpful staff. Large outdoor area and dog friendly. Love this pub. I've actually been going to the plough since 1976 and it's always been a lovely place. I'd recommend it any day of the week.”

“Great atmosphere, well run and superb bowling green.”

“Cozy space with friendly staff. The mango and passion fruit combo is ‘to die for’. Enjoyed it.”

“The food was brilliant!! Very fresh and tasty the food came fast n piping hot perfect Thankyou!!”

“Popped in for a coke the other day. Old fashioned pub. Lovely comfy seats. Great staff.”

“Great pub, friendly staff, nice food, great entertainment”

“The Didsbury is as iconic as it is blessed with its location and its settings. This establishment delivers food, beverage and customer service on a high level almost unrivaled. The lunches are sublime and I can’t wait for my next visit!!”