Ōdiobā is a bar in Stockport, Manchester. Rated 4.7 stars from 75 Google reviews. Known for japanese cocktails that actually fit their names and ramen that hits consistently. Best for date night and cocktails with friends.

Rankings updated April 2026

Ōdiobā

Ōdiobā

Bar
4.7(75 reviews)
United Kingdom
Back to Stockport

Quick Verdict

Yes. Reviewers came sceptical (one couple walked in after another recommendation) and left calling it their favourite spot in Stockport. The ramen's solid, the cocktails are thoughtful, and the service doesn't slip when it's busy.

Book if...

Go if you want a cocktail in a space that's designed properly, with ramen that justifies the trip and a second floor that's genuinely chill for a date or a long conversation.

Best for:
Date nightCocktails with friendsRamen cravingCasual groupsLGBTQ+ friendly spaceDog-friendly hangout

About Ōdiobā

Ōdiobā is a 3-floor bar in Stockport where cocktails and ramen are the point. Ground floor buzzes with the bar crowd, first floor serves ramen and gyoza, second floor is where you sit with a drink and let the chill music (live jazz, French house, not the dancing kind) do the work. The cocktail menu's Japanese folklore names—Momotaro and others—aren't just clever; they match the flavour profiles, which matters. Food menu's small and intentional: ramen with vegetarian and vegan options, gyoza that reviewers called 10/10, tofu dishes that land. Staff know what they're doing (Sofia and Adrian get named repeatedly for not cutting corners even when it's rammed). The handmade sound system isn't decoration—it's the reason people come back. Dogs allowed. Gender-neutral restrooms. You'll pay £10–20 and feel like you've landed somewhere that cares about the details.

What Stands Out

Japanese cocktails that actually fit their names

One reviewer noted the folklore-inspired names 'brought up childhood memories and fit the cocktail flavours and concepts perfectly.' Another called them 'exquisite.'

Ramen that hits consistently

Multiple reviewers singled out the ramen: 'perfect noodles and tasty vegetarian broth,' 'the best thing,' 'unreal Ramen.' Vegetarian and vegan options available.

Staff who don't compromise when busy

Reviewer noted 'they would not compromise on the quality because of the crowd.' Sofia and Adrian named specifically for friendly service and attention on a packed anniversary night.

What Customers Say

Japanese inspired cocktails with folklore names brought up childhood memories and fit the flavors perfectly!

黄晟

Felt like I was on holiday. The food is brilliant, a simple menu that just works and really hits the spot.

George Corten

The vibes were on point at Nu Berlins finest audiophile bar. Great cocktails and beers!

Clampdown Records

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Practical Information

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Contact

26 Lower Hillgate, Stockport SK1 1JE, United Kingdom

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ōdiobā

Ramen and gyoza. The menu's small and intentional—reviewers praised the vegetarian ramen, tofu dishes, and mushroom gyoza as 10/10. Food service stops at 8:30pm.

3 floors with different vibes. The ground floor holds a bar. First floor has the ramen counter. Second floor is chilled and chic with DJs playing French house and live jazz—not high-energy dancing, more intimate. One reviewer said it 'felt like I was on holiday.'

No online booking. Walk in—arrive early if you want food, as service stops at 8:30pm. Reviewers mention it fills up, especially weekends.

Japanese folklore-inspired cocktails with names like Momotaro. Reviewers noted their quality and praised how the names match the flavour concepts. Beer and wine also available.

Yes. Dogs allowed, and reviewers mention it as a plus.

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