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30.06.2022 - 20:23 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
A party hotel in Manchester city centre has announced the launch of it’s new bottomless brunch with a twist. Instead of typical small plates, Moxy Manchester City’s boozy brunch will see guests enjoy pizza with their endless cocktails.
The Spinningfields hotel, which opened earlier this year, will launch for the first time on July 7, running Thursday through to Sunday each week.
The brunch will be held in Bar Moxy, on Atkinson Street, costing £30 per person, where diners will have 90 minutes to eat and drink between the hours of 12.30pm and 4pm.
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The experience will include endless drink refills and a set menu of pizza and delicious sides. Each person will be able to pick one pizza from the menu, which includes pepperoni, chicken and bacon, four-cheese and BBQ jackfruit, as well as a side, picking either nachos, chicken wings, filthy wedges or falafel.
Drinks will keep on flowing with brunchers able to keep their glasses topped up with prosecco, skinny lager, cocktails or non-alcoholic alternatives. The cocktails on offer include summer favourites like the classic daiquiri, bee’s knees, porn star martini, espresso martini and margarita.
Typically at bottomless brunches, customers must finish their drink before ordering another, and while you can put away a fair amount of alcohol in an hour and a half, remember to drink responsibly.
As well as the new brunch deal, Bar Moxy features a range of card games, board games, and even a foosball table, so you can make a real day of it fueled by pizza and nachos.
Those wanting to give the new bottomless brunch a go can visit Design My Night or email the hotel.
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