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Things are difficult in the Manchester restaurant scene right now. And despite some limited moves by the government to try and help businesses, they're still struggling with prices of raw materials going through the roof - everything from cooking oil to the gas that's needed to pour your pint - to energy price hikes.
But those plucky folks who just want you to have a good time won't back down, and October will see some great new spots opening around town. So go and support them, if you can, because these lot deserve it.
ThatZiki
ThatZiki started life as a food truck pitching up in Worsley and as a pop-up at spots like the BrewChimp bars. Now it’s taken over the spot previously occupied by Zad’s in Chorlton, where it will be dishing out its splendid gyros - soft pitas, stuffed with all manner of great things from crisp halloumi to homemade shawarma. Oh, and chips. Chuck some chips in there.
354 Barlow Moor Rd, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester M21 8AZ
Great North Pie Co
The latest new spot to pop up at Kampus, Great North Pie Co - best known for its sterling pastry work at Altrincham Market - will find a new and permanent home on the revitalised Little David Street, flanked by handsome warehouse apartments. It’ll join the likes of Nell’s, Beeswing and Pollen in its new home, so it’s in very esteemed company indeed.
Little David St, Manchester M1 3FY
Exhibition
Situated in the glorious surroundings of Manchester’s old Natural History Museum, Exhibition will boast not only a smart place to eat out, but some exciting food vendors joining the fray, including Prestwich’s scandi-inspired kitchen Osma, Caroline Martins’ Sao Paolo Bistro and Ramsbottom fave Baratxuri.
Museum Street, Manchester, M2 3NQ
Shogun Ramen
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EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood publicity firm The Lede Company is expanding internationally with the launch of a London office.
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