Albert's Schloss Manchester
Albert's Schloss is an Alpine-inspired beer hall on Peter Street in Manchester city centre, open from morning until late. It pairs Munich beers with schnitzels, bratwurst and bread baked on site, and puts on live music and acts every night of the week, so it suits groups out for a lively evening.
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David Perrett
Food and drink
The Cook Haus kitchen serves Alpine-style dishes all day: slow-roasted meats, schnitzels and bratwursts, with breads and pastries baked fresh on site every day. The bar pours beers from Munich's breweries, making it one of the easier places in the city to drink proper German lager by the stein. Doors open in the morning, making it a useful daytime stop for coffee and something fresh from the bakery.
Entertainment
The Seven Days of Showtime programme means there is live music or a performance every night, and the room is built for it, with long tables and a busy, celebratory feel. Come early in the day if you want a quieter brunch or coffee and pastry. Weekend nights are the busiest, so arrive early or book to guarantee a table.
Getting there and nearby
Peter Street is a short walk from Deansgate and Oxford Road stations. Katie O'Brien's and Blacklock are next door or close by, and the Edwardian Manchester hotel is across the road if you are staying over. Book online for evenings and weekends; events can be arranged with the team. Peter Street is one of the city's main evening streets, with theatres, bars and restaurants nearby.
Highlights
- Alpine-style beer hall on Peter Street
- Beers from Munich breweries
- Bread and pastries baked on site daily
- Live music and acts every night
Good to know
- Book online for evenings and weekends.
- Nearest stations: Deansgate and Manchester Oxford Road.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: albertsschloss.com