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Locally owned and run by local people who care about cask beer and the environment in which it is presented. It is a remarkable story, the owners have totally transformed the once redundant space, plus a former shop next door in to a multi-room pub. Very well decorated with a mix of plain colours, married with wood panelling here and there. A sunken seating area with real fire and sofas adds an air of comfort and class to the establishment. The extensive rear yard is a drinking area-cum-entertainment space where it is planned that bands will play from time to time. A most welcome further addition to the drinking scene in Stockport.
Historic Interest
Opened 23/11/2018 in former retail premises. Planning Application DC/054835 | Flexible change of use. Granted 26/3/2014. This was actually a reopening as a pub, and meant it finally returned to its original guise and purpose after a mammoth 67 year period of the premises being used for purposes other than a pub. In 1951 it was a Bell's Brewery tied house.
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This Pub serves 5 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Angel Inn, Stockport
guest beers: 2 x dark beers; 2 x pale; plus a best bitter usually sourced from micro-brewers
Changing beers typically include: Beartown (seasonal)
Source: Regional
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