Manchester

Peveril of the Peak
127 Great Bridgewater Street
City Centre
The Peveril of the Peak pub is just as unique as it's name, which comes from Walter Scott's novel of the same title. The pub sits awkwardly on a triangular piece of land, surrounded by modern high rise buildings, solicitors, a hotel and all sorts of 'new Mancunia'. It's two tone yellow brickwork draws even more attention to it and you feel almost sorry for the bar that was no doubt spectacular in its time. Inside you'll find a 'proper' boozer, of which there are a surprisingly large number within the city centre: The pub comprises: a pool table, a table football machine and a fine selection of ales and beers, many of them brewed locally. If you're passing and feeling in the mood for something different then give the Peveril of the Peak a go.
Quiet and Old bar