'I want customers to feel that this is their pub too'
With its narrow corridors and tiny rooms that can house no more than 20 people at a time, The Stanley Arms has been described as one of the smallest pubs in Greater Manchester.
“When I took over, I was determined to stamp my personality on the pub,” Sarah, 34, explained of her mission when taking over The Stanley Arms. “To let people know there was a new landlady in town, one who would be there behind the bar, ready to welcome customers, to chat with everyone, be their friend and local agony aunt.”
The ‘street corner local’, which dates back to the late 1800s, is made up of a small bar, a snug area and two further rooms which can sit just 20 people, including those standing and sitting down. The Stanley Arms plays a special part in the Patricroft area as it forms part of the Eccles Beer Mile - which is made up of fifteen pubs and bars spread out across an exact mile.
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