Trof
Longstanding Thomas Street bar Trof has got ‘top Manchester night out’ written all over its labyrinthine three stories. But it’s just as well known for its morning-after comfort feeds as its cocktails. The Sunday Roast has a reputation for greatness, and the weekend brunch menu is popular. Go for the full English breakfast or the confit duck hash with sriracha and honey glaze.
During the week, it serves up proper food, full of comfort and heft. Take your chance on the chop of the day, the pie of the day or a good old Lancashire hot pot. Quality meat comes from quality local butchers, Littlewoods.
There’s a weekly quiz on a Wednesday night and DJs mark the shift to a more upbeat, party vibe at the weekends. Drinks-wise, there’s a dedicated bourbon bar on the first floor with some American rarities as well as the familiar names. You’ll also find eight beers on tap plus a curated selection of cans and bottles.
It’s worth knowing that Trof has one of the longest happy hours in the NQ – it runs Tuesday-Friday 3pm-7pm, and includes post-work favourites such as £24 bottles of prosecco and £7 cocktails.
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