Stumble Mcr, Manchester (2025)

19/05/2025

Annoyingly we used the wrong image for one of the bars, so we had to delete and upload again 🙈

Who doesn’t love a cocktail? Keep an eye out for part 2 🍹

As with many of our posts, we’re not saying these are the top 5, but 5 of some of the best in Manchester 🐝❤️
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17/05/2025

Who doesn’t love a cocktail? Keep an eye out for part 2 🍹

As with many of our posts, we’re not saying these are the top 5, but 5 of some of the best in Manchester 🐝❤️
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29/04/2025

These are some of the best beer gardens in Manchester, that serve some of the best drinks!

It must be known that we’re not saying these are ‘the’ best, but just some of them. With Manchester getting warmer, we’ll be posting more in the near future 🍻☀️

1. , Spinningfields
2. , Sadler’s Yard
3. , Islington Marina
4. , Cutting Room Sq, Ancoats
5. , Aytoun St
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19/04/2025

is back between the 16th-17th May at Mayfield Depot, just by Piccadilly Train Station. With 80+ breweries, 500+ beers, food and dancing, this is a weekend not to be missed! It’s £60 per ticket which gets you unlimited beer!

Food, cocktails and other drinks are not included in the price and must be paid for separately.

You can buy a ticket via 🍻
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21/03/2025

With it being Red Nose Day today, we thought we’d list some local Manchester charities that you can fundraise for or donate to 🐝❤️

1. is a women-led charity in Manchester who supports women and their families in need.
2. an international charity that started in Manchester, fighting to combat modern slavery and human trafficking.
3. care for unwanted cats and rabbits that don’t allow healthy animals to be put down. They also have a secure field for dogs who cannot be let off leads on walks.
4. is a voluntary organisation who help the needs of the homeless and vulnerable people in Manchester and Salford.
5. a Christian charity that help people with their journey off the streets.
6. help those going through recovery and rehabilitation.
7. supports and fund community projects across Greater Manchester.
8. raises funds for charities and supports communities across Greater Manchester.
9. supplied food to those struggling with poverty. There are literally thousands across the UK that need donations ❤️
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14/03/2025

Who needs numbers when you have PIES?! Happy International Pi(e) Day! We're celebrating the only way we know how: by highlighting some of the best pie destinations in Manchester.
Our top 3 (no maths required!):
• Great North Pie Co.: Pie perfection.
•The Black Friar: Delicious pies in a brilliant pub.
•Bay Horse Tavern: Don't miss their Monday Pie & Pint for £10!
•And for a little fun, a .14 shoutout to Greggs - with 14 locations across the city centre (Arndale counted as one!).

What's your favourite pie?
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11/03/2025

St Patrick’s Day is less than a week away! So here are best Irish bars in Manchester, some new additions to go along with the classic locations ☘️

is an honorary post, as it’s not an Irish bar, but they do REALLY good Guinness! It’s also only £4 per pint during happy hours! Mon-Fri, 4-8 🍺

is also an honorary mention as it is not an Irish pub either, but it is the last remnant of Little Ireland in Manchester 🇮🇪
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11/03/2025

have today unveiled there plans to create a brand new 100,000 seat stadium, totally replacing the 115 year old stadium. It is set to create 92,000 new jobs and 17,000 new homes 🔴⚽️

What’d we think?
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06/03/2025

Welcome back for part two of our World Book Day celebration! This time, we're diving into some fantastic books that eithe feature Manchester prominently or were written by authors with strong ties to our city. Get ready to explore diverse stories and perspectives, all rooted in the vibrant spirit of Manchester.

Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell: Elizabeth Gaskell's 'Mary Barton' is a powerful social commentary set in Victorian Manchester. It vividly depicts the hardships faced by the city's working class, making it a crucial piece of Manchester's literary history.

Savage Moons by Chris Simms: Chris Simms' 'Savage Moons' is a gripping crime thriller set against the backdrop of Manchester's gritty streets. It showcases the city's darker side, delivering a suspenseful and atmospheric read.

Kill All the Dogs by Rick Berry: Rick Berry's 'Kill All the Dogs' delivers a hard hitting crime novel set in Manchester. It's a dark and compelling police procedural, that takes the reader into the underbelly of the city.

Saturday's Child by Ray Banks: Ray Banks' 'Saturday's Child' is a noir-infused crime novel that captures the raw energy of Manchester. It's a sharp and gritty tale that explores the city's criminal underworld.

The Front by Mandasue Heller: Mandasue Heller's 'The Front' is a gritty and realistic portrayal of life on Manchester's tough estates. Her work provides a raw and unflinching look at the challenges faced by the city's residents.
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06/03/2025

Happy World Book Day! To celebrate the magic of reading and storytelling, we're bringing you two special posts today. First up, we're shining a light on some incredible authors with strong ties to our very own Manchester. While their stories have captivated readers worldwide, their roots, or strong connections, here in the heart of the North West are undeniable. Get ready to be inspired by their words and their journeys!

Elizabeth Gaskell: Though London-born, her heart belonged to Manchester. Her novels, like 'Mary Barton,' vividly portray Victorian Manchester's social struggles, making her a crucial voice of the city.

Anthony Burgess: Manchester's own, he penned the iconic 'A Clockwork Orange.' His bold, linguistic style and exploration of morality cemented his place in literary history.

Frances Hodgson Burnett: Before 'The Secret Garden,' her Manchester upbringing shaped her storytelling. The city's influence is seen in her tales of resilience and hope.

Howard Jacobson: Booker Prize winner, a Manchester native, he offers sharp, witty insights into modern life. His work reflects the city's intellectual energy.

John Cooper Clarke: Manchester's punk poet, he captivates with his sharp wit and distinctive verse. His work, including his memoir, embodies the city's rebellious spirit.
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20/02/2025

closed unexpectedly last month, with them posting on their story it had something to do with the landlord. Although it seems they will no longer be working out of their well known usual spot on Reyner St, they’ve said they’re available for delivery, working from a ‘dark kitchen’.

So if you’re craving their famous sandwiches, you can have them delivered via Uber Eats 🥪❤️
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20/02/2025

With it being National Pet Day, we thought you’d enjoy this bit of Manchester history! 🐝

If you walk along Thomas St, you’ll surely pass John St. Remember, where a car would have to reverse back because it led to a bike lane. Well, if you ignore that lunacy and look up, then you’ll see several ceramic exotic birds.

You may not know it, but back in the Victorian era, the Northern Quarter used to be thriving with entertainment and shops of all kind, including pet shops. Almost every pet shop had exotic animals in them, which would draw in large crowds to see them and the atmosphere of the community. Regularly, the shops exotic birds would fly away and nest in nearby areas and perch on windowsills and fire escapes, hence the sculptures. They were created to remind us of the amazing history of the Northern Quarter 🦜
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