The Kings Arms was first licensed in 1807 which marked a time where Bloom Street was lined with multiple shops, houses and other beer houses. Intriguingly, the original Kings Arms stood on a plot on the opposite side of the road that is now currently a car park. Lucy Davis (1848-1924) was landlady from 1883 at the current location on Bloom Street.
The Pub had a dance hall upstairs and also rent out rooms by the hour. Madam Lucy had lots of ladies working for her and the Kings arms was the place to visit after a long day in the factory. For over a century, the three main buildings on Bloom Street were the Corporation gas offices, Salford House and The Kings Arms.
The Pub had a dance hall upstairs and also rent out rooms by the hour. Madam Lucy had lots of ladies working for her and the Kings arms was the place to visit after a long day in the factory. For over a century, the three main buildings on Bloom Street were the Corporation gas offices, Salford House and The Kings Arms.
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We have plenty of space for you to come to relax and enjoy a hot or cold beverage. Whether you fancy a spot in the busy main bar, a quiet drink in the snug or outside in our beer garden - we've got it! We are a pub with cat-itude. His name is Charlie but you can call him chaz. As a valued member of our team, you can rely on charlie to give the best cat cuddles in Salford.
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