Top Things to do in Radcliffe
The 10 Best Things to do in Radcliffe, England
Discover the best top things to do in Radcliffe, United Kingdom including Paint A Pot, Radcliffe Market, The Bridge Tavern, Funtastic Play Centre, Radcliffe Tower, LuvCycle, Radcliffe Cricket Club, Tinhead Brewery, The New Inn, Bedlam Paintball Bolton.
Restaurants in Radcliffe
1. Paint A Pot
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Paint a pot is a fun creative zone for children, adults or pensioners looking to spend quality time either alone or with family and friends. The idea is you purchase a pot made with our own hands here and we provide all of the tools, brushes, paints, textures, glaze effects and much more. We have a wide range of classes that cater for special needs, adults, or birthdays. Get in touch for more.
Reviewed By RachelB89 - Radcliffe, United Kingdom
What a fabulous little place! Came here yesterday with my 3 year old and 7 month old to make Christmas baubles, my 3 years old loved it and the lady was brilliant with both children especially the baby when trying to get handprints on the baubles! Thank you very much will definitely be returning!
2. Radcliffe Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By N1853TZmarke
1st class food again from the Moghul. Now Tier 3 is in place they have adapted really well, once you order your food you are provided with a ticket that the bar staff need to see as they deliver your drinks. The Covid set up is spot on from arriving to leaving, can't fault how they have adapted in difficult times
3. The Bridge Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By JonS605 - Manchester, United Kingdom
A warm and friendly traditional pub that was a really welcome find after a cold and wet walk along the Bolton & Bury Canal. Plenty of space but still a good atmosphere at 3pm on a Friday and a decent selection of snacks plus a great all day breakfast at amazingly low prices. Highly recommended if you need somewhere to eat and dry out!
4. Funtastic Play Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By 863DavidD - London, United Kingdom
Just always have a great time with my two boys in this place. Staff are amazing and so friendly - constantly cleaning stuff!!! My boys have their Birthday parties here most years. Food is as good as any restaurant in the area.
5. Radcliffe Tower
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By J3153WSpeterr - Sandton, South Africa
Visitors interested in local history will benefit from a visit to The Radcliffe Tower and the adjacent St Mary's church. Historically, the tower was originally a sanctuary for residents of the adjacent manor house whenever they may be under attack.The Radcliffe family, of Norman origin, settled here close to the river Irwell in the late eleventh century and took their new name 'Radeclive' from the nearby red cliffs rising from the river. Over the centuries ther have been various owners and several dwellings. The turbulent history is now acknowledged by this monument. The area was in a state of disrepair until the Bury council generously allocated lottery funds for an archeological dig and to refurbish the site in 2013. Their efforts were destroyed by a downpour in early 2016 which caused the river Irwell to burst its banks and submerge the site and the nearby St Mary's church.The site was later restored and the information boards added. Further information may be found in several books and also on Facebook (Friends of Radcliffe Manor) or on the Radcliffe Heritage website
6. LuvCycle
We are a boutique spinning studio. We offer the most effective and time efficient workout in Manchester, incorporating weights, cardio and amazing music.
7. Radcliffe Cricket Club
Radcliffe Cricket Club based in Radcliffe, North Manchester. Radcliffe CC was originally formed in 1885 and is still going strong today. We provides cricket teams at under 11's through to Seniors. We have a function room and ground available for hire when not being used for Cricket.
8. Tinhead Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 35philipp
Tinhead is tucked away on an industrial estate between Bolton and Bury. It's open afternoons till 6 Tues-Thurs and evenings as well Fri-Sat. Once you've found it you're in for a treat - distinctive craft beers in a friendly atmosphere. Nuts and Bolts is especially recommended!
9. The New Inn
10. Bedlam Paintball Bolton
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