A pub in Worsley has undergone an exciting refurbishment and it reopened on October 21 as a new a ‘Grandstand’ sports pub.
The Boundary Stone in Worsley is now open to the Salford community after an investment of £270,000 has transformed the local pub. The refurbishment included the installation of market-leading technology, including multiple massive screens, a state-of-the-art sound system, and flexible tiered seating to guarantee a great view of action.
It’s not just the interior which has been refurbed, the pub garden has also had a transformation with new TV screens.
Pub-goers won’t even need to leave their seats as the Marston’s ‘order and pay’ app will allow them to order their food and drink favourites without missing the sport entertainment.
In the five minutes of boredom before the game you will be able to look at the local sports memorabilia celebrating the achievements of local sport stars and teams.
Marston’s operations manager Sam Bradley said: “We’re delighted to welcome customers back to the new and improved Boundary Stone. We’ve introduced some amazing new technology, food and drink offers, and events, and we’re keen to feature as many local people on our walls as possible.
“We can’t wait to welcome back our regulars and meet some new faces, to see the new and improved Boundary Stone.”
The Boundary Stone welcomed local ex-professional boxer, Jamie Moore, NBE Nigel Travis, and professional boxing champion Chantelle Cameron.
The pub will show all key sporting fixtures, including football, rugby, cricket, tennis, F1, darts, horse racing and many more.
the food is even better. The menu features light bights such as chicken wings and nachos and not forgetting the pub favourite classics, fish and chips, steak and ale pie and burgers.
Local sport team’s have the chance to get their hands on a ‘black card’. This will secure them bottomless fried when they visit for team drinks with more rewards up for grabs if they win some of their games.
Marston’s picked the Worsley pub as one of the pubs to receive the Grandstand makeover due to its involvement with local sport teams, community groups and charities.
the refurbishment is waiting for the public to pour in with its exciting new and proposition for local sports fans from Worsley and beyond
