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Bakers Vaults

(formerly George & Dragon)

Market Place
Stockport
SK1 1ES

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Opening Times

Regular

Monday	Noon - 11.30 pm
Tuesday	Noon - 11.30 pm
Wednesday	Noon - 11.30 pm
Thursday	Noon - 11.30 pm
Friday	Noon - 1.30 am
Saturday	Noon - 1.30 am
Sunday	Noon - 10.30 pm

About the Pub

This excellent market pub has a unique atmosphere being both cosy and relaxed yet lively and vibrant. Reinvigorated by a thorough refurbishment in mid-2014 by the pub-trio of Jonny Booth, Jamie Langrish and Rupert Hill, who also run pubs in Manchester’s Northern Quarter pubs Gullivers, and Castle, the Eagle Inn in Salford, and, historically, the Parlour in Chorlton. Although merely a single, large room, it is an architecturally impressive space. This Grade II listed building (originally styled as the George and Dragon) and was built around 1775 on the foundations of the old Stockport castle. The original building, demolished in the late 19th century, was renamed the Bakers Vaults and rebuilt in the ‘gin palace’ style. The bohemian feel is enhanced by high ceilings and feature arch windows, the general decor, decorated in a grey and dark blue colour scheme, with the central bar towards the back of the building giving the building a spaciousness it once lacked. Behind that bar is a small lounge-type area with low leather sofas for those who wish to escape the bustle of the main area. It is one of the very few Robinsons houses to serve guest ales (these being supplied through Titanic Brewery of Burslem). The guest beers tend to include a dark ale; a strong IPA; and a pale session beer. NB a dress code applies: no jogging bottoms or sportswear (any sport). Dogs and children: both are allowed, inside and outside, the latter until 9pm.

Historic Interest

Acquired by Frederic Robinson in 1929 with the purchase of Kays Atlas Brewery. This Grade II listed building (originally styled as the George and Dragon) and was built around 1775 on the foundations of the old Stockport castle. The original building, demolished in the late 19th century, was renamed the Bakers Vaults and rebuilt in the ‘gin palace’ style.

Regular cask ales

This pub serves 5 regular beers.

Robinsons Dizzy Blonde
Robinsons Old Tom (Winter only)
Robinsons Trooper
Robinsons Unicorn
Titanic Plum Porter

Changing cask ales

This pub serves 3 changing beers.

Guest beers supplied by Titanic (usually a dark ale; a strong IPA; and a pale session beer)

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Features

Real Ale Available

Facilities

Lunchtime Meals
12-2.30 Mon-Sat; 12-5.30 Sun.
Evening Meals
5-8.30 Mon-Sat.
Garden
Dog Friendly
Till 9pm.
Family Friendly
Till 9pm with parents discretion.
Live Music
Jazz / Blues plays on Sundays 3-6, and occasional Thursdays 8-11
Smoking Area
Wifi

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Bakers Vaults

Market Place
Stockport
SK1 1ES

Sat Nav Reference

53.41184, -2.15725

Transport

Close to Bus Routes
Close to Railway Station

Nearby Bus Routes (< ½ mile)

Nearby Station (800m)

Stockport

Directions

Jct Vernon St

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