Marble Beers in Manchester

Visited the Marble Taproom yesterday for the first time. Needless to say we will definitely be returning. Incredibly welcoming and friendly staff who know their Ale. Huge list of drinks on the menu to choose from. And to top it all off, delicious home made pizzas. 10/10 🍻

Love this place, amazing beer and incredible pizza..Ste is a legend of a man, such a nice chap. Please come check this place out, you won't be disappointed.

My favourite place in Salford. Top quality beers with plenty of choice, amazing pizzas (love the vegan) and lovely laid back surroundings. Special mention to the staff, very knowledgeable on the products and always friendly and welcoming. First class customer service. Highly recommend.

Great beer! Friendly service and pizza 🍕.

Can't recommend enough a visit to this brewery - the staff were great at recommending different styles and tastes of beers! One of the best sours I've had in years.

Marble Brewery are one of the best brewers around in my view. Their new tap has hit the ground running. On my visit, there was Pint on cask, in addition to 9 varied keg offerings and a full fridge. Great use of the space given its purpose and a place I'll return to.

Lovely outdoor space with plenty of sun, friendly & brilliant staff, delicious pizza and superb beer. Dog friendly 🐕

I have made 2 orders for beer, requested 12 cans of Lagonda for first order. When it arrived the cans were badly dented and on opening the 2nd can it contained an amber beer that was obviously not Lagonda. Emailed them, No Reply. 2nd order was for my son, ordered 24 cans Lagonda, 23 cans arrived dented. That's 2 cans I'm owed. Waiting for son to inform me if they are all Lagonda

Good social distancing setup (visited two Saturdays in Aug 2020). Check Twitter for opening times. Walk-ups and reservations, temperature check, one-way system, all outdoor table service, contactless payment only, staff in masks, hand sanitiser on entry and every table.Good range of marble beers as fresh as you can get them, cask, keg and can. Some good guest beers too (Thornbridge, wander beyond). Check Twitter to see if they have a visiting food trader.Outside of a pandemic it's a lovely atmosphere, chilled brewtap with high stool barrel-side and bar seating, pinball and jukebox. Good destination for a weekend afternoon.

Beer selection average, keg lines were all core range but the can selection was better. Advertised as 'spirits available' but not on the menu. So asked for a gin to which they advised 'we should be able to find you some'. What he found was a shot of gin in a beer glass with no ice or fruit, a bottle of tonic and charged £8.50 for it.Completely aware this is a beer place, that's why we went. But £8.50 for a single, basic gin, on a backstreet industrial park, is scandalous.