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The Piccadilly December 18, 2006

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The PiccadillyThe Piccadilly - 60-75 Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2BS map

  • A haunt for Manchester city supporters, the Piccadilly offers a number of cask ales along with the usual beers, lager and cider. Almost an exact replica of the Wetherspoons a few doors down (which is popular with United supporters), it was previously called The Piccadilly Tavern and at one time, The Goose.  There is a typical bar menu and the food is basic yet reasonably priced.
  • real ale
  • food (bar/snack)

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4 Responses to “The Piccadilly”

  1. Nick Says:

    Usually end up here after a Sunday night out in town, finishes the night off while on the walk back to the train station.

    They offer the standard household beers and pub grub.

    It also has a fair few games machines which are always good to pass the time before the train.

    It’s a wetherspoons style pub with a mixture of people, some of which look a bit unsavory and on a couple of occasions I’ve been approached by a rather big bloke trying to sell me Cocaine.

  2. Matt Says:

    if you’re a bitter drinker, steer clear. popped in the other week as it was the only pace i could find showing portugal v czech republic. the pint of boddies was foul, literally undrinkable. for first time ever i left it after a mouthful and walked out. no wonder this place is cheap.

  3. carl Says:

    think this is fab its a good start to the evening and the bar staff are great

  4. Craig Says:

    Am I to take the fact that you’ve chosen to put the word ‘City’ in lowercase when referring to MCFC that there is a yet another United bias here? Typical Rag behaviour! They’re bleedin’ everywhere!


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