The Baum — Public House in Oldham

The Baum is a public house located on Yorkshire Street in Rochdale. This stretch of Toad Lane reflects the area’s industrial past. The Baum is known for its extensive selection of real ale, regularly updated with guest brews and seasonal options. Locals and visitors often stop by for relaxed evening drinks or while exploring the town. It’s a fixture in Rochdale, offering a traditional pub experience.

Originally a hardware store, The Baum now functions as a public house and is within a conservation area. The building’s interior has a rough wood aesthetic, visible in the flooring. In 2012, it received recognition as CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year, acknowledging its commitment to quality beer and a traditional atmosphere. Its history as a commercial space is evident in its layout, now adapted for social gatherings. This blend of past and present creates a unique setting and a connection to Rochdale’s heritage.

The Baum serves as a traditional public house for both residents and visitors. It's a popular spot for evening drinks and often hosts events. The venue’s focus on real ale attracts beer enthusiasts, and the relaxed atmosphere provides a comfortable setting for a casual gathering. It's a reliable spot for a drink in Rochdale.