Society
Located in between St Peter’s Square and The Bridgewater Hall, Society brings new life to the quiet yet elegant stretch of city between Oxford Street and First Street.
The outside area is a sunspot bordered by a fountain and a garden, making it feel more like Madrid than Manchester (weather permitting of course). Inside it’s light and airy and well-spaced, making for a relaxing, all-is-well vibe. There are DJs playing at a sensible volume for the time of day: believe it or not, we like to chat to our friends not just gurn at them.
The food vendors include burger place Slap & Pickle, Korean street food spot Yoki Social Table, Pan-Asian specialists Manzoku Street Food, local favourite Chaat Cart, and Noi Quattro, from the founders of Elnecot. Plus a cocktail bar and a specialist tap room from Hebden Bridge brewery Vocation.
The Korean fried chicken from Yoki comes recommended. Crisp, sticky and juicy, it’s the perfect way to soak up a few scoops of Vocation’s Bread and Butter pale ale.
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