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MANCHESTER PICNIC – FOODIE FUN IN THE SUN (FINGERS CROSSED)

MANCHESTER PICNIC – FOODIE FUN IN THE SUN (FINGERS CROSSED)

THE Co-op sponsored Manchester Picnic (July 22-24) is a highlight of One Big Summer Weekend, offering six outstanding street food traders in an Exchange Square transformed into a live music-packed summer garden. Try Tibetan Kitchen's ...

20 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

Fun! Fun! Fun! B.EAT Street lands like Godzilla on the Great Northern

Fun! Fun! Fun! B.EAT Street lands like Godzilla on the Great Northern

TASTE of Manchester is accustomed to attending openings when the last lick of paint is still drying or they haven’t chiseled off the nails in the rustic tables. Sometimes even the menus haven’t been printed. ...

17 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

Brewery room sponsors named for IndyManBeerCon 2016

Brewery room sponsors named for IndyManBeerCon 2016

INDYMANBEERCON, acclaimed celebration of the contemporary, progressive beer scene, has confirmed the full room sponsor list for the 2016 festival, which runs from Thursday, October 6 to Sunday, October 9 at the Victoria Baths. All ...

16 July 2016

Beam us up, Aiden! Byrne’s intergalactic banquet alone makes Bluedot worth the trek

Beam us up, Aiden! Byrne’s intergalactic banquet alone makes Bluedot worth the trek

AIDEN Byrne must never regret returning to his Northern roots after a stellar start in Norwich and London. The Scouse chef’s first return venture, The Church Green at Lymm is still winning admirers, while his ...

16 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

Mind your molars as Milkjam trio launch the ultimate dessert bar

Mind your molars as Milkjam trio launch the ultimate dessert bar

THERE’s really been no reason for TOM to venture down Manchester’s Oxford Street since Jilly’s Rockworld at No.65 shut six years ago. Oh, apart from San Carlo Fumo for cocktails, of course – mixing with ...

13 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

Blanc canvas as newcomers Grafene paint Raymond out of history

Blanc canvas as newcomers Grafene paint Raymond out of history

IT’S a bit like a new Pope taking the Farrow and Ball to the Sistine Chapel, but Grafene are putting their own stamp on the premises they inherited (with a seven year gap for tumbleweed ...

13 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

MFDF Chef of the Year Alex Shaw moves from Volta to Eagle & Child

MFDF Chef of the Year Alex Shaw moves from Volta to Eagle & Child

EVER since Ramsbottom’s Eagle and Child won ‘Britain’s Best Sunday Lunch’ in the Observer Food Monthly Awards in 2013 it’s been on a roll with a string of accolades, including Best Food Pub in the ...

12 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

More restaurants go under but don't panic, keep eating!

More restaurants go under but don't panic, keep eating!

A GLOOMY summer of downpours, Brexit and Euro shame at the hands of Iceland doesn’t look like cheering up very soon as a further raft of Manchester restaurants goes down the pan. Quill was last ...

12 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

A fortnight to launch and Grafene names a top team

A fortnight to launch and Grafene names a top team

GRAFENE, the restaurant named after the revolutionary material, has made key staff appointments head of its scheduled opening on the former Le Petit Blan site on Friday, July 22. Head chef will be Damien Cunliffe, ...

8 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

Porn Star Martini, Ma’am? Wacky cocktail hour at Albert’s Schloss

Porn Star Martini, Ma’am? Wacky cocktail hour at Albert’s Schloss

SILLY us, we’d always associated Albert’s Schloss with getting tanked on beer. Now it turns out their new summer cocktail list is among the best in town. These days you need a theme and they’ve ...

8 July 2016 by Neil Sowerby

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