Dover Inn - Salford - Pub Reviews
Read our Pub review of Dover inn in Salford. Explore its atmosphere, food and drink offerings, customer service, and unique features.
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We visited The Dover Inn in Salford to get a feel for its old-school charm and no-nonsense atmosphere. From karaoke nights to local darts leagues, here's what makes it a neighbourhood favourite.
Name: The Dover Inn
Location: 15-17 Fenney Street, Salford, Greater Manchester, M7 2ZG, UK
Phone: 0161 708 9164
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Friday to Saturday: 2:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Sunday: 12:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.4 out of 5)
Facilities & Entertainment:
Parking: Dedicated parking alongside the pub
Darts & Pool Table: Darts board available used frequently by local teams.
Live Sports: Yes, the pub shows sports - both BT Sport and Sky Sports.
Food on Offer:
No Food available besides your usual Scampi Fries and Nuts.
Beers on Tap:
Historically, the Dover Inn offered Greenalls bitter, although in recent times since becoming a free house the pub primarily focuses on standard keg offerings. This being Cruzcampo, Carling, Guinness etc.
Price Range:
£ - £ (Extremely friendly when it comes to prices)
Customer Service:
Decent straight forward customer service, with staff who are always happy to help.
Events & Special Nights:
Fortnightly or so karaoke/music nights are noted and frequently advertised for the Dover Inn, they're well visited by the locals.
In-Depth Review:
The Dover Inn, a classic corner pub in the heart of Broughton, offers a simple, no-frills pub experience. Its charm lies in its unpretentious, local atmosphere—a meeting point for the regulars who value familiarity over flashy décor or expansive drink lists. This isn’t a pub that aims to impress with craft beer selections or trendy cuisine, but instead provides a straightforward pint and a space for community interaction. Perfect for people who simply want cheap and cheerful beer, especially whilst watching sports.
The clientele mostly comprises locals, creating a neighbourhood feel. During quieter hours, the rear bar remains closed, allowing the activity to concentrate in the L-shaped front bar. It’s a pub where patrons gather for televised sports, and where a traditional pub layout remains largely untouched by modern trends.
In terms of areas for improvement, visitors have occasionally pointed out a lack of ale variety and limited food options. For those seeking a more upscale or diverse selection, The Dover might fall short. Yet, for regulars who enjoy its old-fashioned, straightforward vibe, it delivers a consistent, dependable experience.
It’s a pub that sticks to what it knows—a haven for those who prefer a simpler, traditional pub setting.
Reviewed by: Pub Reviews Team
Visit basis: Community feedback and local knowledge