The hidden Jamaican-style ‘rum garden’ in Greater Manchester
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 1 year ago
- Food & Drink, Trafford
The ‘Three Little Birds Rum Garden‘ is a pop-up summer bar found in the courtyard of The Stamford Pub in Greater Manchester.
Located in the leafy area of Bowdon in Trafford, The Stamford is a modern interpretation of pubs from a bygone era; a social space enjoyed by the local community and visitors alike, serving the wider Altrincham, Hale and Cheshire area.
“Is there anything better than drinks in the Bowdon sun?” said a spokesperson for the popular Bowden boozer.
“The worst kept secret of the last few weeks finally comes to life as we open our little hidden gem; Three Little Birds Rum Garden in the old courtyard next to the pub.
“Think island vibes with rum cocktails, punch & slushies alongside your favourites wines & draught beer with a summer twist.”
The Three Little Birds Rum Garden at The Stamford is open from 12noon daily moving forward for as long as the sun shines and ‘well behaved’ dogs are welcome.
No reservation is required – just turn up early for a good seat.
The pub is better known for roasts than it is for rum, and offers a decent a la carte menu alongside lunch specials and a crowd-pleasing mixed meat Sunday roast menu.
Or if you fancy something a bit more special, check out the adjoining restaurant, The Ugly Duckling, serving quirky small plates and killer cocktails.
- This article was last updated 1 year ago.
- It was first published on 28 May 2023 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
Did we miss something? Let us know: [email protected]
Want to be the first to receive all the latest news stories, what’s on and events from the heart of Manchester? Sign up here.
Manchester is a successful city, but many people suffer. I Love Manchester helps raise awareness and funds to help improve the lives and prospects of people across Greater Manchester – and we can’t do it without your help. So please support us with what you can so we can continue to spread the love. Thank you in advance!
Got a story worth sharing?
What’s the story? We are all ears when it comes to positive news and inspiring stories. You can send story ideas to [email protected]
An email you’ll love. Subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest news stories delivered direct to your inbox.
The pioneering doctors changed who science forever and inspired the new Netflix series Joy
Green, grand and gorgeous – a deep dive into the redevelopment of Albert Square
English National Opera finds a new home in Manchester making opera accessible to all
“Great food at excellent value” An authentic taste of Naples arrives in Ancoats
Comedian spearheads campaign for a statue of beloved comic Caroline Aherne
