(££) **½ The Geldart (Ainsworth Street) is best visited in the early evening or late afternoon. The charm of this local Irish pub in one of the lesser-known areas off Mill Road lies in the fact that it has seen no re-decoration since the 1950s, and manages to preserve an almost out-of-time quality. It features painted walls, wooden furniture, and intriguing decorations. However, once punters arrive and the big screen televisions in both bars are turned on, however, the charm disappears. The selection of beers is below average, and the pub does not serve food.
(££) **½ The Geldart (Ainsworth Street) is best visited in the early evening or late afternoon. The charm of this local Irish pub in one of the lesser-known areas off Mill Road lies in the fact that it has seen no re-decoration since the 1950s, and manages to preserve an almost out-of-time quality. It features painted walls, wooden furniture, and intriguing decorations. However, once punters arrive and the big screen televisions in both bars are turned on, however, the charm disappears. The selection of beers is below average, and the pub does not serve food.
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