The Friendship Inn

“Brilliant place well kept pub very clean plenty of space inside and out.”

Steve Morgan★★★★

Nostalgia just isn't what it used to be... or so it seems. Returning for a whistlestop tour of where I was 50 years ago this month. Some have been flattened, some have changed... but The Friendship Inn is still there in Fallowfield, Manchester. Still serving a good punt of Hydes Original Anvil Ales. The inside has undergone some refurbishment creating more space... or is this the Tardis in disguise 🤔😂

Samantha helping★

I would give this place minus stars if i could 😡 Services was shocking, bar staff was disrespectful to multiple customers while i was waiting to be served and then proceeded to treat me as an inconvenience on a Wednesday night!!! Even when busy, customer’s experiences should be a priority. This pub is poorly staffed, all too busy pleasing one another to care about customers. Simply rude and made me and my family feel as though we were an inconvenience on several occasions. Absolutely shocking, the ‘manager’ was also a joke. Not a good look for the pub honestly

Shay★★

The beer is kept horribly and always tastes off, which is criminal considering it’s easily the most expensive pub in the area. The tables often seem a bit dirty and the toilets are the most disgusting place on earth. Great beer garden though.

MADDOGLEP★★★★

Brought Paulicarus to The Friendship as this was our local from 1977 - 1982. In 1978 a pint + Cinzano and lemonade was 48p. On New Years Day 1980 lunchtime 60 cm of snow fell ... the heaviest snow fall I ever saw in 3 hours. Joked we were snowed in! We lived round the corner next door to a lot of the staff. We held lots of after pub parties with them. Most of their pint pots ended up in our flat! Only been back a couple of times in 42 years. Very vibrant Hydes pub. Good outdoor patio seating. Met my in-laws on said patio. Good pint of Hopster and a rosé wine but more than 48p. Lots if extentio