When you’re visiting a city, there’s no better way to get a feel for the place than nipping into a pub or bar.
You can grab a pint, find a bit of food after a long day out and about, and, of course – get to know the locals.
But as photographer and Manchester local Georgie Glass knows, the pubs in this part of the country often have canine regulars, too.
We flicked through her book Pub Dogs of Manchester and were charmed by all the dogs who frequent the city’s bars and pubs.
So if you ever needed an excuse to go for a little trip to the UK’s north west – here are 10 very good, four-legged reasons.
Ralph the Airedale
Likes: looking up at the sky, checking bird migration patterns
Regular at: The Violet Hour (now Saison)
Getting there: 236 Burton Road, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2LW
Skylar the Whippet
Likes: cold tea and tripe
Regular at: Volta
Getting there: 167 Burton Road, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2LN)
Pearl the Pug
Regular at: Beggar’s Bush
Scamp the Bichon Bolognese
Likes: dancing twirls and the can-can
Regular at: The Metropolitan
Getting there: 2 Lapwing Lane, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2WS
Billy the Patterdale x Bull terrier
Likes: puddle water
Regular at: Soup Kitchen
Getting there: 31-33 Spear Street, Manchester, M1 1DF
Harvey the Snorkie
Likes: long walks along the river Mersey
Regular at: Dog & Partridge
Getting there: Failsworth, Manchester, M35 9NP
Milo the Westie
Favourite toy: anything he can’t have
Regular at: Folk
Getting there: 169 Burton Road, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2LN
Elmo the Cockerdor (Labrador x Cocker Spaniel)
Dislikes: Cats
Regular at: The Font
Getting there: 7-9 New Wakefield Street, Manchester, M1 5NP
Trixie Diamond the Shiba Inu
Likes: spaghetti bolognaise
Regular at: The Metropolitan
Getting there: 2 Lapwing Lane, West Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2WS
Maurice the French Bulldog
Likes: ham and carrots
Regular at: Terrace NQ
Getting there: 43 Thomas St, Manchester, M4 1EU
Visiting Manchester?
If the promise of dogs hasn’t inspired you to take a day trip over to the north west, then maybe our list of 25 things to do in Manchester will do the trick. We’ve covered everything from where to eat, drink, shop and get a bit of culture in this lively city.
And if you’re planning to stay for more than a day, then Manchester’s got some pretty cool hotels to stay in, too – especially if you like incredible views, Gotham themed rooms or a bit of football on the roof terrace.
All images (c) Georgie Glass in Pub Dogs of Manchester published by Freight Books
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