We've all been there - you get to the station and realise your next train is aaages away. Or you just happen to work around the station and are in need of some relaxation and a few cocktails after work. Well never fear as DesignMyNight is here to help with our pick of the best bars around Oxford Road Station. From quirky cocktails bars to 1930s train station lounges and bowling bars - we've got you covered so check out our great picks here.
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Last updated on 13th June 2024
Nestled on Oxford Road is BrewDog Outpost, one of the many bars across the city doing what it does best: serving up signature sips alongside affordable grub. The venue promises one-off creations from the on-site microbrewery, as well as a beer school where you can learn more about the process that goes into making your favourite drinks.
Just a stone's throw from Oxford Road Station lies Dog Bowl, a cool Bowling/ Restaurant bar with a serious attitude for all things alcoholic and tasty. Sample some of their cocktails prepared by their experiences mixologists and settle into a booth to devour their delicious food menu - you're guaranteed to leave feeling very satisfied.
Revolution is a vodka bar, on the corner of Oxford Road, just a few moments away from the station. They have a great selection of vodka shots, in countless flavours. They also have a great selection of beers, wines, spirits and plenty of cocktails such as their saintly and sinful specials like the saintly elderflower based Wildflower Martini and their sinful Tennessee Mudshake (chocolate liquor, whiskey and cream!) - Delicious.
Just a few minutes' walk from Oxford Road Station and slap bang in the middle of town, The Temple provides a great conversation starter right from the word go is it leads you under the streets of Oxford Road to a converted toilet! The rock 'n' roll drinking den plays host to ten tiny tables with banquettes and chairs running along each end. With a jukebox crammed full of Manchester's best loved bands; this venue is well worth a visit.
In an archway right under Oxford Street Station, in the heart of the city, is The Thirsty Scholar. It hosts live entertainment most nights of the week including bands, comedy nights, and even poetry nights for you more artsy types. Perfect for any night of the week as The Thirsty Scholar also does free entry for all events so take a peek.
