Much-loved Manchester pub The Deansgate has reopened after TWO YEARS. The pub has undergone an extensive refurbishment, including a transformation of the venue’s two existing floors, and the addition of a third-floor space.
After closing during the first lockdown in 2020, the pub, which started its life in the 19th century, failed to reopen, prompting some concern from pub-goers that it may not return. Fortunately, in October 2021, brewing giant Greene King confirmed it had acquired the old school boozer and planned to refurbish it.
The pub, which is situated at the end of Deansgate in the shadow of the Beetham Tower, was first built in the 19th century, and was first known as The Crown Inn. Opening its doors once again after three months of renovation, the pub's two floors have been completely transformed, along with the outdoor terrace area.
