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30 best places for bottomless brunch in Manchester

By Sarah Tierney and Jo Milligan

Updated 6 March 2026

Are you looking for the best bottomless brunch in Manchester? From indie-creative Northern Quarter, to bougie Spinningfields and high-energy Deansgate, Manchester is packed with options. Explore 30 top venues with free-flowing drinks, lively atmospheres and great food – all updated for Spring 2026.

It’s important to note from the get-go that we’re playing fast and loose with the term ‘brunch’ here. The trained individual will spot a few intruders on our bottomless brunch in Manchester list. Most people don’t usually reserve pizza for brunch, unless it’s the remnants of last night’s takeaway, but let’s just go with it.

Besides, the most important part – the ‘bottomless’ part – is what we’re all here for, right?

Our picks of the best

Whether you’re after 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, cocktail-fuelled chaos with the group chat, or a more civilised affair, Manchester has no shortage of options.

Get stuck into classic brunches of the poached-egg variety at Pen & Pencil, or pancakes with pistachio and hazelnut cream at Sicilian NQ. Looking for something a little extra? Enjoy half an hour of Prosecco-fuelled ping pong to go with your bottomless brunch at Pong & Puck in the Great Northern, or head to On The Hush in the Northern Quarter, whose lively brunch sessions were voted Best Bottomless Brunch in Manchester by LuxLife Magazine.

Some venues lean into the party atmosphere. Others keep things relaxed. Most run for at least 90 minutes and require booking in advance, especially at weekends, so it pays to plan ahead.

Bottomless brunch FAQs

How long does bottomless brunch last?

Most bottomless brunch experiences run for 90 minutes to 2 hours, the exact timing depends on the venue. Venues usually limit drink service to your specific booking slot, so it’s worth arriving promptly to make the most of it.

Is there a “speed limit” on how many drinks I can order?

While it’s “unlimited,” venues follow strict UK licensing laws. You’ll almost always be required to finish your current drink before ordering the next. Staff are also legally required to stop serving anyone who appears overly intoxicated, so pace yourself to make the most of the full session. While Gaucho is transparent about their 8-drink cap, many venues reserve the right to slow down service at their discretion.

How much does bottomless brunch cost in Manchester?

Prices typically start from around £30 per person (such as The Firehouse and On The Hush) and can rise to £50 or more, depending on the venue and drinks package (and even higher when “experiences” are involved like batting at Sixes Social Cricket). Alternatively, some venues also offer non-alcoholic options at a slightly lower price.

Do you need to book bottomless brunch in advance?

Mostly yes, especially at weekends. This is because bottomless brunch is one of Manchester’s most popular group activities. We strongly recommend booking ahead, particularly for celebrations or larger groups. Spots like Louis and Sixes Social Cricket are popular for groups looking for high energy experiences.

Can you get a non-alcoholic bottomless brunch?

Many venues now offer alcohol-free or soft-drink packages alongside their standard bottomless brunch deals. Banyan at the Corn Exchange, for example, includes a reduced-rate option with unlimited mocktails and alcohol-free prosecco. Always check the details before booking, as policies vary.

Are there Halal options for bottomless brunch?

Yes. While many venues offer vegetarian and vegan alternatives, specific spots like Fress in the Northern Quarter offer a fully Halal-certified menu, including a Halal full English.

What options are there for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets?

Whilst almost everywhere caters to vegetarian diets, a few places have dedicated options for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free, such as The Lawn Club, Banyan (the vegan breakfast hash is great), and Flight Club (with its vegan and gluten-free pizza options.)

Are there any spots that offer bottomless food too?

In most places, “bottomless” only applies to the drinks. However, if you’re looking for a feast, The Pen & Pencil (last Saturday of the month) and Bunny Jackson’s (daily wings) are famous for offering unlimited food alongside their drinks packages.

Here’s our curated guide to the best spots right now, from party-starting prosecco sessions to laid-back daytime plates.

  • Bottomless Brunch at Atlas Bar, Deansgate
    Book Now Deansgate

    Atlas Bar

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Just like the Greek god of the same name, Atlas has the world on its shoulders (well, the Castlefield Viaduct, at least). With its industrial design and heated south-facing beer garden, it’s one of the city’s most iconic drinking spots.

    • Deal: £39 pp for one dish and 90 minutes of bottomless drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Hearty classics like the Atlas Royale, full English, vegan breakfast. Spirits, beer, Prosecco, cocktails.
    • Availability: Thursday to Sunday.
    • Vibe: Gin-focused (570+ types), casual city-centre brunch.
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  • Bottomless brunch at The Pen & Pencil, Northern Quarter
    Manchester City Centre

    The Pen & Pencil

    Restaurant - Global

    Editor’s note: The Northern Quarter’s cool all-day hangout, modelled on the New York bar of the same name popular with the city’s journalists and ad men in the 1950s and 1960s.

    • Deal: £50pp for unlimited food and drink over 3 hours.
    • Food & Drinks: Steak & eggs, American pancakes, eggs benedict, and more. Prosecco, Mimosas, beer and a changing “Brunch Cocktail Special.”
    • Availability: Last Saturday of the month.
    • Vibe: High-energy, “Mad Men” style bar.
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  • Bottomless brunch at On The Hush, Northern Quarter
    Book Now Manchester City Centre

    On the Hush

    Cafes

    Editor’s note: The Northern Quarter has never been short of Instagrammable spots with its litany of graffitied walls and shop fronts but On the Hush has taken it inside, bringing a mix of pretty floral drapery and inner-city spray-painted style to its interior.

    • Deal: From £29.95pp (£37.95 on Saturdays) for one main and unlimited drinks over 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Turkish Eggs, Biscoff Pancakes, Chicken & Waffles. Prosecco, Mimosas, selected beers, ciders and spirits.
    • Availability: Varies, but usually Wednesday to Sunday.
    • Vibe: Award winning, a neon-lit secret garden.
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  • Bottomless brunch, pizza at Pong & Puck Great Northern, Manchester City Centre
    Book Now Manchester City Centre

    Pong & Puck | Great Northern

    Activities

    Editor’s note: Get your game face on with an afternoon of pool, shuffleboard and table tennis. Good luck playing pong after all the drinks.

    • Deal: From £39pp for one pizza and unlimited drinks over 90 minutes, plus 30 minutes of gaming.
    • Food & Drinks: Whole pizza (per person.) Prosecco, beer, Hooch and cocktails.
    • Availability: Weekend.
    • Vibe: 80’s, 90’s and 00’s nostalgia, and competitive fun.
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  • Arancino, part of the bottomless brunch at Sicilian NQ, Manchester
    Book Now Manchester City Centre

    Sicilian NQ

    Restaurant - Italian

    Editor’s note: This friendly neighbourhood bistro and bar is the place to avanti if it’s a taste of traditional Sicily you fancy.

    • Deal: Any dish, £40pp with bottomless Prosecco or £50pp mix and match over 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Arancini, Gnocci, Sicilian soul food. Prosecco or mix and match (Prosecco, Aperol Spritz, Limoncello)
    • Availability: Friday and Sunday.
    • Vibe: Cozy, neighbourhood bistro.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Almost Famous, Northern Quarter
    Manchester City Centre

    Almost Famous NQ

    Restaurant - American

    Editor’s note: The new wave of burgers started here – OTT, in your face, and top notch. Believe the hype. These burgers are memorable and meaty. You’ll be left with sauce all over your chin and one big, happy smile.

    • Deal: £37.50pp for burger, unlimited fries, and 90 minutes of bottomless drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Burgers and fries. Cocktails, Prosecco, beer.
    • Availability: Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
    • Vibe: Neon-soaked, great hangover cure or group celebration.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Banyan Corn Exchange, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    Banyan | Corn Exchange

    Restaurant - Global

    Editor’s note: Banyan has a menu from around the world and there are plenty of vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. It’s a centrally located crowd-pleaser, ideal for a shopping pit-stop or a pre-gig bite.

    • Deal: From £38.95pp for brunch dish and 2 hours of unlimited drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Vegan Breakfast Hash, Feta & Lentil Salad, the list goes on. Cocktails, spirits, Coors.
    • Availability: All week.
    • Vibe: Stylish, bright, and bustling.
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  • The Bay Horse Tavern, Manchester's Northern Quarter
    Manchester City Centre

    The Bay Horse

    Restaurant - British

    Editor’s note: The Bay Horse Tavern, to give it its full moniker, describes itself as ‘a modern take on a Victorian Pub’ and, with its dark hues and warm woods, puttering candles and kitschy knick-knacks, and range of gins, craft beers and ‘other libations’, it may well straddle the eras.

    • Deal: £32.50pp for one dish and bottomless drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Hearty fare including full English, Chorizo hash, Smashed Croissant. Selection of fizz, Mimosas, cocktails, house wine or beer, soft drinks.
    • Availability: Weekends usually (though currently not available Sundays.)
    • Vibe: Laid-back, cozy, dog-friendly, Victorian pub.
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  • Bottomless brunch at BLVD, Spinningfields
    Manchester City Centre

    BLVD

    Restaurant - Caribbean

    Editor’s note: BLVD is the place to go if you want cool cocktails and a buzzy atmosphere with your meal. It’s a place to get glammed up, to see and be seen. A soundtrack of House, R&B and Hip Hop accompanies your Caribbean small plates.

    • Deal: From £38pp for 90 minutes. Starter, main and side, plus unlimited drinks of course.
    • Food & Drinks: Caribbean inspired small plates like Jerk Chicken, Curry Goat Spring Rolls, Plantain. Prosecco, beer, cocktails.
    • Availability: Thursday to Sunday.
    • Vibe: Plush booths, high energy, live DJ and performers on Saturday.
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  • Brunch at The Blues Kitchen, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    The Blues Kitchen Manchester

    Bars

    Editor’s note: It’s hard to say which comes first to the operators: the blues or the food. They seem genuinely passionate about both, with live music every night. Other standout features include the beautiful vintage tiling and the mural of Ray Charles by Manchester artist Akse.

    • Deal: £35pp for a brunch dish or sandwich plus bottomless drinking for 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Oak smoked salmon, French toast, grilled shrimp sandwich, brisket dip sandwich. Prosecco, Noughty Prosecco, Rum Punch, Mimosas.
    • Availability: Weekend.
    • Vibe: Soulful, stained glass, dark wood, great for groups.
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  • Apricot Slam chicken wings at Bunny Jacksons, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    Bunny Jackson’s

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Claiming to be the best chicken wings in town, the meat is red tractor approved and sourced responsibly from reputable farms with full traceability. Add to that sports screens, games tables and live music, and you’ll see how Bunny Jackson’s lets the good times roll.

    • Deal: Bottomless Bunny, £35pp for 90 minutes of unlimited wings, fries and beers.
    • Food & Drinks: Wings (BBQ, Buffalo, Classic) and fries. House lager and frozen cocktails.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: Ultimate dive bar. No bookings, no frills, just loud music, American sports, and a “make a mess” attitude.
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  • Pizza at Crazy Pedro's at Bridge Street, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    Crazy Pedro’s Manchester Bridge St

    Restaurant - American

    Editor’s note: A full-time party bar and part-time pizza parlour, Crazy Pedro’s is hot on super-chilled drinks. It’s also the place to head if you haven’t settled the Hawaiian-pizza-isn’t-a-real-pizza argument.

    • Deal: £32.50pp for unlimited pizza and drink over 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Pizza. Fizz, hooch, frozen cocktails, beer and house wine.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: Quirky, colourful and offbeat.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Diecast, Piccadilly
    Piccadilly

    Diecast

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Set in a former diecasting factory that dates back to the Victorian era, it’s currently in its first phase of development; Leno Ex Machina. Boasts Manchester’s largest selection of frozen daiquiris, yum!

    • Deal: £35pp for 90 minutes of bottomless pizza and drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Pizza. Frozen Daiquiris, Prosecco, Pilsner, selected spritz.
    • Availability: Saturday.
    • Vibe: Warehouse block party.
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  • Bottomless brunch at This Godless Place, Stockport
    Stockport Town Centre

    This Godless Place

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Housed in an old bank building with an ornate ceiling, the cavernous interior brings to mind a bingo hall crossed with a raucous rave. This Godless Place is the place to play the all-singing, all-dancing, all-cheating Rock n Roll Bingo.

    • Deal: £42pp for a nacho sharer, any main dish, and 2 hours of bottomless drink.
    • Food & Drinks: Nachos, Tacos, burgers, roast wraps. Prosecco, spritz, cocktails, house spirits, beer.
    • Availability: Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
    • Vibe: mix Mix of ornate architecture and rave energy with neon signs.
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  • Outdoor eating The Lawn Club, Spinningfields
    Spinningfields

    The Lawn Club

    Bars

    Editor’s note: The Lawn Club is a summery Spinningfields paradise with lots of outdoor space and fantastic cocktails. It’s also a winter wonderland with a cosy yurt and an après-ski vibe. There’s a flexibility to this bar which gives it year-round appeal and which also makes it a popular choice for events and parties.

    • Deal: From £42.50pp for 2 courses and bottomless drinks for 90 mins.
    • Food & Drinks: Buffalo chicken fries, Szechuan tofu, Njuda pork, Hummus flatbread. Prosecco, Mimosas, cocktails, beers.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: High-energy, festival-style. Live DJ on Saturdays.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Elnecot, Ancoats
    Manchester City Centre

    Elnecot

    Restaurant - European

    Editor’s note: Named after the first recorded name for Ancoats, Elnecot (meaning ‘lonely cottages’) takes its influence from historical cooking methods with lots of fermenting, a little foraging and a few nose-to-tail dishes. Local pride shines throughout the menu, with ingredients sourced from their neighbours Pollen Bakery and Ancoats Coffee.

    • Deal: £26pp for 2 hours of bottomless drinks. A brunch dish must be bought separately to get this deal.
    • Food & Drinks: Pork belly & hash browns, Nduja eggs, Harissa lamb benedict (not part of the bottomless offer.) Mimosa, Elnecosmo, Passionfruit Ice Tea, Bloody Mary, Elnecot Lager.
    • Availability: Saturday.
    • Vibe: Industrial-chic.
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  • Bottomless brunch at The Firehouse, Ancoats
    Ancoats

    The Firehouse

    Restaurant - Global

    Editor’s note: It’s part restaurant, part bar and part performance venue. The space is open and airy with a real laid-back feel. White shutters, bleached brick and glitter balls hanging from the high ceiling complete the chilled out party ambience.

    • Deal: £29pp for 90 minutes of endless drinks, plus a pita and dip.
    • Food & Drinks: Pita & dip. Prosecco, lager, frozen margaritas, spritz.
    • Availability: Friday and Saturday.
    • Vibe: Laid back spirit of the Californian coast in an Ancoats warehouse.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Fress, Northern Quarter
    Northern Quarter

    Fress

    Restaurant - Global

    Editor’s note: Resplendent in chic black-and-white tiles with splashes of shiny gold, the culinary focus has shifted from fancy à la carte evenings to fun all day. Locally sourced, homemade scran, with global influences on the menu options.

    • Deal: £37pp for one main and unlimited drinks, 75 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Halal full English, American fusion, pancakes, waffle burger, BIG portions. Prosecco, Mimosas, house wine, and lager.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: Sophisticated yet cozy bistro.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Gaucho Manchester
    Manchester City Centre

    Gaucho Manchester

    Restaurant - South American

    Editor’s note: For many people, this is the destination in the city for very good steak paired with very good wine. Housed in a converted Methodist church on Deansgate, with an open kitchen, and the original church organ still in-situ, it’s also known as one of Manchester’s best-looking spaces for dining.

    • Deal: Run as special events, rather than regular features. Historically from £55pp for 90 minutes, and includes multiple courses and semi-bottomless drinks.
    • Food & Drinks: Argentinian Steakhouse. Cocktails, wine and lager.
    • Availability: Check events on their website and socials.
    • Vibe: High end, electro brunch.
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  • Pizza and Prosecco Brunch at Flight Club, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    Flight Club Manchester

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Its primary aim (sorry) is to offer a contemporary take on playing a round of arrows down the pub. We’re not going to lie to you, you don’t go to Flight Club for the dining experience, that’s just a by-product of the darting experience.

    • Deal: £38pp, 2 hours of bottomless pizza, a bottle of Prosecco or 4 beers, and social darts.
    • Food & Drinks: Pizza (vegan and gluten-free available). Prosecco or beer (or non-alcoholic versions.)
    • Availability: Saturday.
    • Vibe: Victorian fairground with darts.
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  • Plates and sharers at La Bandera, Manchester City Centre
    Manchester City Centre

    La Bandera

    Restaurant - Spanish

    Editor’s note: La Bandera, an upmarket Spanish restaurant tucked away just off St Ann’s Square, is the definition of a hidden gem. Inside everything is yellow and shiny, which is a real contrast in tone to the food which references the pintxos bars of San Sebastian and Bilbao in a pricey and authentic manner.

    • Deal: From £35pp for 3 tapas plates and unlimited Cava or beer over 90 minutes. Premium option includes Sangria, wine and cocktails.
    • Food & Drinks: Spanish tapas, lots of options. Cava, beer, Sangria, wine, cocktails.
    • Availability: Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
    • Vibe: Authentic, sunny, and independent.
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  • Spaghetti at Louis, Spinningfields
    Manchester City Centre

    Louis

    Restaurant - American

    Editor’s note: Modelled on a glamorous New York of yesteryear, Louis is the sort of place you expect to see Frank Sinatra propping up the bar with a martini in hand. It has that fifties movie star elegance with a hint of mobster. Perhaps in keeping with that theme, there is no photography here – what happens at Louis stays at Louis.

    • Deal: The Brunch Club from £62.50pp for free-flow drinks, plus starter and main over 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Italian American, Iberico meatballs, Panzanella, Rigatoni Alla Vodka, Chicken Parmigiano. Prosecco, selected cocktails.
    • Availability: Saturdays.
    • Vibe: Glamorous, plush velvet, New York speakeasy style.
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  • Plates at Maya, Gay Village
    Gay Village

    Maya

    Restaurant - Modern British

    Editor’s note: There’s a romantic ambiance in the restaurant but it can seem a little too dark for dining. Nevertheless, the food and service are very good and it’s just right for a special occasion.

    • Deal: From £55pp for main course with fries and bottomless drinks over 90 minutes. Upgrade to 2-courses and bottomless Crémant (£75pp) or Taittinger (£85pp)
    • Food & Drinks: Flat iron steak, Peri chicken sandwich. Bubbles, beer and cocktails/mocktails.
    • Availability: Saturdays.
    • Vibe: From light, airy and accessible to opulate and intimate, spread across multiple levels.
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  • Charcuterie boards at The Mews, Deansgate
    Manchester City Centre

    The Mews

    Restaurant - Bar

    Editor’s note: If you’ve not stumbled across this land of cured meats and artisan cheese yet, you’ll find it hidden between the Great Northern building and Deansgate itself. Situated pretty much at its feet, The Mews is well positioned to tempt in the Hilton’s guests who can see the sun-trap outdoor tables from their hotel rooms.

    • Deal: Cheese Fondue Package, comes with bottomless drinks. £37.50pp for 90 minutes.
    • Food & Drinks: Italian Fontina cheese fondue with meats, breads and crackers. Wine, House Pilsner.
    • Availability: Wednesday to Sunday.
    • Vibe: Hidden gem, cozy, rustic, and intimate with outdoor terrace.
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  • Bottomless brunch at New Century, Green Quarter
    Manchester City Centre

    New Century

    Restaurant - Global

    Editor’s note: Opened in the summer of 2022 after a hefty refurb, New Century Hall has been transformed from a tired mid-twentieth century relic into a new-fangled music and dining destination in Manchester’s trendy NOMA district. The bar is full of gig-goers and revellers from the upstairs venue playing host to visiting artists, and the drinks aren’t half bad either.

    • Deal: From £30 for 90 minutes of bottomless drinks and one brunch dish. £35 for premium, Martini, Bloody Mary.
    • Food & Drinks: Food hall, includes Vietnamese, pizza, burgers and more. New Century Lager, IPA, Stout, Prosecco, or Aperol Spritz.
    • Availability: Saturday and Sunday.
    • Vibe: Mid-century modern food hall, open and airy.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Sexy Fish, Spinningfields
    Manchester City Centre

    Sexy Fish

    Restaurant - Pan Asian

    Editor’s note: Sexy Fish is no mere minnow in the UK dining scene. Think of it as more of a humongous mermaid – beautiful and ever so slightly improbable. With all this underwater exotica, including a personal aquarium in the private dining room, the focus is about opulence and experience.

    • Deal: From £48pp for 90 minutes. “Limitless lunch” on Saturday, with 3 dishes and limitless drinks. “Sexy Brunch” on Sunday is food only (lots, but not bottomless), with optional limitless drink deals bolted on.
    • Food & Drinks: Japanese inspired, gyoza, tempura, noodles, sushi. Cocktails, wine, beer. Fizz increases the price.
    • Availability: Saturday for the “limitless lunch”.
    • Vibe: Maximalist Japanese glamour, dress to impress.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Tampopo, Manchester's Corn Exchange
    Manchester City Centre

    Tampopo | Corn Exchange

    Restaurant - Pan Asian

    Editor’s note: Tampopo Manchester Corn Exchange has the same wok-fresh East Asian menu as its older sister on Albert Square, but with a bigger, more style-led setting. Think statement lighting and tiles, splashes of bright colour, and low-lit individual tables. Serving Arena audiences, cinema fans and shoppers, with the efficient service needed by people with a show to see.

    • Deal: £38pp for 90 minutes of free-flow drinks, plus a brunch dish/large plate.
    • Food & Drinks: Varied pan-Asian inspired, Thai Style Omelette, Buddha bowls, Dim Sum, Katsu curry, Stir-fry. Bubbles, lager, rum beach bucket, cocktails.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: Relaxed, vibrant, bustling Eastern night market feel.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Sixes Social Cricket, Manchester's Corn Exchange
    Manchester City Centre

    Sixes Social Cricket | Corn Exchange

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Sixes Social Cricket opened in the Corn Exchange in August 2021, bringing a different kind of sporting experience to Manchester City Centre. From cricketing novices through to the professionals, simply grab a bat, select your level and you’ll be swinging for the boundaries in no time.

    • Deal: Platinum package includes 90 minutes of bottomless drinks, sharing buffet and Batting Experience, from £70pp (a premium pricetag due to the added experience element – but a grand half-day out.)
    • Food & Drinks: Pizza, Arancini, Sliders, Gyozas and more. Beer, wine, Prosecco, spirits, cocktails, soft drinks.
    • Availability: Every day.
    • Vibe: Interactive sports bar, vibrant decor.
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  • Bottomless brunch at Ramona, Ancoats
    Ancoats

    Ramona

    Restaurant - Italian

    Editor’s note: Predominantly a pizzeria, Ramona incorporates a bakery, margarita bar, coffee counter, stage and Firehouse restaurant, and is found in the rollershuttered ex-E & A Auto Services garage depot on Swan Street, complete with a tree-lined forecourt, now the campfire beer garden.

    • Deal: From £29pp for 90 minutes, any slice of pizza and endless booze.
    • Food & Drinks: Pizza. Frozen margarita, Prosecco, Spritz, Pilsner.
    • Availability: Saturday.
    • Vibe: Industrial, festive, and loud.
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  • Plates at Lost Cat, Northern Quarter
    Northern Quarter

    Lost Cat

    Bars

    Editor’s note: Don’t be distracted by the flowers out front – walk through the florists and follow the neon sign (“cheap food and fancy drinks”) to two floors of fun, with late-night bevs, daily happy hour, BOGOF cocktails, scran every day, and bottomless brunch and DJs on weekends.

    • Kitchen currently closed (March 2026). Stay tuned for updates…
    • Pure Northern Quarter cool. Mismatched furniture, lots of plants, and loud music.
    • …and a new club space upstairs, Found (puntastic, right?).
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