Mr Thomas's Chop House

A chop house in the strict sense: a Victorian trading room where business was done over cooked meats, beer and wine, and where women were originally not admitted. The arches and wall tiling survive, which is what put it among the small number of Manchester interiors on CAMRA's national inventory. Still a kitchen as much as a bar, with cask beer at the counter; the toilets are not step-free.

CAMRA Grade

3-star

Wheelchair Access

Limited

Real Ale

Yes

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: chop-house, victorian-tiling, national-inventory, cross-street, food

Coordinates: 53.4813335, -2.2448887

Part of Manchester pubs on CAMRA's inventory of historic interiors

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