The Sedge Lynn
| 21A Manchester Road, Manchester |
5 tarieven
8.00/10.00 |
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+44 161 860 0141 |
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moana mcg (02.11.2017 16:30)
A typical weatherspoons. Food was moderate but nice and a nice chilled atmosphere.
A typical weatherspoons. Food was moderate but nice and a nice chilled atmosphere.
Matthew Britton (16.10.2017 11:40)
Is there anything better than a spoons breakfast? I think not. God bless the sedge lynn, even if your owner is brexit.
Is there anything better than a spoons breakfast? I think not. God bless the sedge lynn, even if your owner is brexit.
Jonathan Martin (05.09.2017 19:55)
Cheap, not as full of tossers as most Charlton pubs and bars, good range of beer, food isn't as good as other 'spoons and you get the impression that half the clientele are just hanging around there waiting to die.
Cheap, not as full of tossers as most Charlton pubs and bars, good range of beer, food isn't as good as other 'spoons and you get the impression that half the clientele are just hanging around there waiting to die.
John hulls (01.09.2017 07:04)
Cheap drinks, food good value. No music or TV so if you want to go somewhere to chat this is a good option.
Cheap drinks, food good value. No music or TV so if you want to go somewhere to chat this is a good option.
Rowan Creative (05.08.2017 15:54)
Great value for money. Very good choice of craft beers, with lots of guest ales. Food is pretty good, if you accept that it's all prepared off site. Again, excellent value. No loud background music is a major plus if you want to have an actual conversation with your companions. Original character of the building sensitively retained in the conversion from old Rennie Mackintosh-inspired billiards hall.
Great value for money. Very good choice of craft beers, with lots of guest ales. Food is pretty good, if you accept that it's all prepared off site. Again, excellent value. No loud background music is a major plus if you want to have an actual conversation with your companions. Original character of the building sensitively retained in the conversion from old Rennie Mackintosh-inspired billiards hall.
