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City Centre, 111 Princess St, Manchester M1 6JB, UK
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It's a brilliant bar with mostly great staff. Unfortunately we didn't manage to get much sleep as it was like trying to sleep on the dance floor so loud and noisy and music only stopped at 6 am . Staff really unhelpful when asked about the noise ! Really disappointing won't be staying there again!
It’s been twenty years since I visited The New Union! It was always the heart of the Gay village. Unfortunately it is not no more 😢 It feels more like an old mans heterosexual public house. Absolutely heartbreaking to see. Different owners, and the stage and dance floor area locked off in the daytime with metal shutters- and a snooker table put up in place of the locked up dance floor section. The end of an era for The New Union. Unfriendly staff, smashed lights above the bar, and a very dark gloomy and smelling of damp seating area. I don’t know what this place is now, but it’s not The Union. I went here every weekend from the age of eighteen until I was about thirty five. It was brilliant - always a banging night out. RIP - The New Union..
Visited the New Union bar. There was a drag act on stage who was a great singer. He was replaced by music from the DJ. The overall atmosphere is good if a little lacking when considering how good this once was.
The iconic New Union, the first bar you see when entering the vilage from the Oxford Road Atrain station end of town. Close to all the other bars and actually on Canal Street itself, this bar holds memories when Canal Street was booming and growing and everything was exciting. Unfortunately The New Union hasn't managed to keep up with the rest of the street either with effort or investment. It's a shadow of its former self when it was packed every weekend and hosted by the Famous Roxy Heart. The service by the staff was quick and friendly, as always, and drinks no more expensive than anywhere else. But the area we sat in wasn't very appealing, surrounded by flies on the wall near the games machines that sat unused. The customers were of an older base and it felt more like a locals hang out than the vibrant exciting place it once was. It needs reinventing and investment, but who can really afford that these days. I've not seen it busy here for years, unfortunately. I used to love it here.
We popped in for a pint while staying over night in Manchester, and we really enjoyed our visit. The staff were welcoming and beer was good, will definitely visit again!