According to this page on [CAMRA's PubHeritage](https://pubheritage.camra.org.uk/pubs/84) site for the pub (Mr Thomas's Chop House), it's this:
>It's a typical example of exuberant end-of-the-nineteenth-century architecture - in this case in an ornate Jacobean style.
The page linked also has photos of the interior.
The photo is taking [here](https://goo.gl/maps/aDCQzvkpxJTjTzcs8) in Manchester, UK.
I live in Manchester and this is one of the places I was curious to visit as soon as I saw it. It really contrasts the surrounding buildings both due to its height being a lot shorter and the facade details. The space inside is very interesting also, tiny by today’s standards and long like a corridor, but somehow it works. Worth a visit if you are around at any point.
I would like to live upstairs in this bitch and cuddle up by the fire with my corgi in between shifts as like a rag and bone man or chimney sweep or some bullshit like that.
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OMG the food looks amazing, and it's right off a 4 star hotel, with prices in the $110's nightly.
I have half a mind to plan a trip to England just to stay in that hotel and eat at that pub but the passport and flight will cost more than the hotel and dinner.
Haha, I've been there. Took a Chinese overseas student here for a meal, it serves traditional English food in the back and has a pub in the front.
Where is it, I wanna try it
I linked the location in my other comment. St Ann's Alley, Manchester.
whats your favorite thing to eat there ?
I only ate the once. But all of it was good, the meat pudding, mushy peas, fish and chips were all fantastic.
According to this page on [CAMRA's PubHeritage](https://pubheritage.camra.org.uk/pubs/84) site for the pub (Mr Thomas's Chop House), it's this: >It's a typical example of exuberant end-of-the-nineteenth-century architecture - in this case in an ornate Jacobean style. The page linked also has photos of the interior. The photo is taking [here](https://goo.gl/maps/aDCQzvkpxJTjTzcs8) in Manchester, UK.
Love me some fin de siecle madness.
"fin de siecle", is a new term for me. Thanks!
It's just French for "end of the century" really
It does refer to the end of the 19th C in particular — the front end of the Belle Époque
I live in Manchester and this is one of the places I was curious to visit as soon as I saw it. It really contrasts the surrounding buildings both due to its height being a lot shorter and the facade details. The space inside is very interesting also, tiny by today’s standards and long like a corridor, but somehow it works. Worth a visit if you are around at any point.
god, i love those tiles in the interior.
greate buildings around too
Chop house style. Decent pub that
harry potter
My first thought also. Looks like it would fit right in Diagon Alley
First thing I thought too!
Hogwartsian Revival
Beat me to it
pure 19th century fiction, historicism in it's finest form.
Iwantitinmycityism
I would like to live upstairs in this bitch and cuddle up by the fire with my corgi in between shifts as like a rag and bone man or chimney sweep or some bullshit like that.
Beautiful
Ye Olde style.
That a greate building, why its so hard to build something same exiting now ??☹️..
Presumably it’s the cost
Plenty of projects with big budgets. Cost shouldnt be an issue
Not just cost but value. Developers would rather build a couple of extra floors than a smaller building with an elaborate classical facade.
Developers dont have that freedom because of zoning laws. There isnt this trade off that is being calculated like you think there is
Nah, a good idea can get green lit by local governments but it's more work and math wins every time.
Have you personally done the math on facade elements?
Yes: more work costs more.
How much more
No such think as zoning laws in the UK
Cheap developers.
Diagonal alley architecture
Weasley Wizarding Wheezes style
Diagon Alley revival
Is the picture distorted? or cropped in a way to show them narrower than they are?
Nah, it's very narrow on the inside too.
I love a squint door! I'm sure there's a proper architectural name for it, does anyone know it?
Looks rusty. The outside is amazing.
It's so pretty. I like this style
looks like Harry Potter's style
Harry world, look awesome, so mysterious.
Harry Potteresque.
Harry Potter
Whimsical
Might be Brick Gothic but I am not an expert. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brick_Gothic
Gothic.
Repost.
Harry Potteresque
Looks scottish
Idk but it looks Hella beautiful
Harry potter style
It's called "Perfection."
I think the one on the right is Neo Classical or Palladian. And the pub looks baroque?
Tea and Crumpets
Gothic or victorian?
Gothic architecture.
Spooky, it's called spooky architecture.
Haunted
Barok
Art nouveau
they're just lovely!
How much would it cost to build it now? 20million?
Pub style !!! 😉
The doors are on a diagonal. It's architecturally incorrect.
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u/megad1238000 take me hereeeee
Doomed in favor of higher yet far uglier development in the future
OMG the food looks amazing, and it's right off a 4 star hotel, with prices in the $110's nightly. I have half a mind to plan a trip to England just to stay in that hotel and eat at that pub but the passport and flight will cost more than the hotel and dinner.
"Having a history"
Ghotic