How to Celebrate Oktoberfest in Bury

1 October 2025|1.9 min|

As the nights draw in, there’s no better time to enjoy the cosy pubs, lively bars, and welcoming bottle shops that make Bury such a great place for beer lovers. With Oktoberfest just around the corner, it’s the perfect excuse to raise a glass and explore the town’s thriving beer scene.

Start with Broad Street Social (1–5 October)

Broad Street Social is celebrating Oktoberfest with a Bavarian twist from 1–5 October. Already known for its warm atmosphere and top-quality beers — now proudly listed in the Good Beer Guide 2025 — it’s a perfect stop for a seasonal pint in the heart of town.

Don’t miss The Trackside Pub

For a classic Bury experience, head to the Trackside Pub, located right by the East Lancashire Railway. With its wide range of cask and keg beers, it’s a favourite for locals and visitors alike.

Explore Silver Street – Bury’s bar hub

When it comes to bar-hopping, Silver Street is the main centre for nightlife in Bury. Here you’ll find a mix of lively pubs and stylish bars, making it the ideal place for an evening out.

Other local favourites to visit

  • Two Tubs – A historic pub full of character and a great pint.

  • Marketside Tavern – A welcoming spot with a loyal following.

  • Robert Peel – A firm fixture for those who enjoy good beer and good company.

  • Murphy’s – A friendly local bar with a great reputation and plenty of atmosphere.

Stock up at Kwoff on The Rock

If you’d rather take the Oktoberfest spirit home, stop by Kwoff’s new store on The Rock. Their shelves are packed with the latest craft beers and bottles, perfect for enjoying a Bavarian-style evening in.

Mark your calendar – The Met’s Beer Festival (7–8 November)

Oktoberfest may run through October, but beer fans should also make a note of The Met’s Beer Festival, taking place 7–8 November. With a wide choice of beers, live entertainment, and a great atmosphere, it’s one not to miss.

Prost to Bury this Oktoberfest!

From bustling bars to hidden gems, cosy pubs to take-home bottles, Bury is the perfect place to celebrate Oktoberfest. Whether you’re raising a stein at Broad Street Social, enjoying a pint at the Trackside, or exploring Silver Street, there’s plenty to keep your glass full this autumn.