The Marble Arch Inn

Built in 1888 for McKenna's Brewery of Harpurhey, with polished pink granite at street level and brick above. The interior is the reason it is on the inventory: a tiled frieze running the room that names the drinks once sold, under a vaulted ceiling. Brewing has moved from the back room to a railway arch down the road, but the house is still run by Marble Beers, with cask beer, real cider and a kitchen.

CAMRA Grade

3-star

Wheelchair Access

Limited

Real Ale

Yes

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: tiled-interior, 1888, brewery-tap, rochdale-road, food

Coordinates: 53.4882145, -2.232339

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

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