9 Of The Best New Restaurants & Bars To Try This August In Manchester
Here's what's hot in Manchester this month.
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Here's what's hot in Manchester this month.
Fancy trying something new this month? Manchester’s got ya. From Asian flavours to some of the coolest spots to grab a bite to eat on the go, here are some of the best new restaurants and bars to try in Manchester this month.
The ever-growing Kampus neighbourhood is set to welcome yet another new resident this summer, Yum Cha – who will be joining other restaurants like Nell’s, The Beeswing, Pollen, and Madre as part of the bustling Manchester complex. Their first venture into Manchester following success in Liverpool, Yum Cha will serve authentic Chinese small plates, roasted meats and tea, adding a new, Instagrammable experience to Manchester’s Asian food scene. Yum Cha, Kampus, 44 Aytoun Street, M1 3GL
Taking fast food and making it completely vegan, Wholesome Junkies is opening up a brand new site in Manchester, close to Victoria station, this month. Previously having stalls in Arndale Market, Ancoats General Store and in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, what they’ve achieved is absolutely delicious, and if you’re new to vegan grub (or just been craving a bit of naughtiness that usually consists of meat) then you’re in for a treat. The menu consists of familiar comfort food (but is 100% plant-based), including fried ‘chicken’ burgers, tacos, tater tots and so much more. Wholesome Junkies, Unit 4, Mirabel Street, M3 1PJ
Formerly a popular spot among the lunch crowds and Northern Quarter dwellers, Slice Pizzeria broke the hearts of many when it closed its doors three years ago – with no word on when they’d make their grand return. But now the home of Manchester’s OG Roma-style pizza is back. After opening a new location at Oxford Road Station last year, perfect for grabbing a slice on the go, the pizza connoisseurs are going back to their NQ roots. Serving slices alongside crunchy Roman-style sandwiches, Slice now has a permanent home at Arlo’s. Slice Pizzeria, Arlo’s, 15 Hilton Street
The historic Old Bank in Withington has been brought back to life by the team behind Cottonopolis and Edinburgh Castle in Ancoats. The landmark site will finally reopen this August as Libertine, an all-day eatery with a community focus – a place where you can eat well, drink well, soak up the atmosphere and listen to good music. The food concept will be varied with something for everyone in mind, from small plates to brunch and Sunday roasts. Libertine, 437 Wilmslow Road, M20 4AN
Great North Pie is finally set to open at Kampus very soon, bringing plenty of pie and mash to the hip new neighbourhood. Expect prosecco and beer pairings for each pie, alongside traditional fillings and a buzzing atmosphere, thanks to Kampus’ ever-growing community. Great North Pie, Kampus, Aytoun Street, M1 3GL
Portland Street’s beloved toastie shop, Frankie’s Toasties, has expanded with a second site – launching a brand new concept within Arndale Market. Known as ‘Little Frankie’s’, the new concept will serve up grab-and-go toasties from the popular food market, which also houses cult-favourite foodie spots such as Just Natas and Dunkin’ Burgers. Promising a menu of delicious comfort food and plenty of cheese, guests will be able to enjoy an array of tasty toasties at Little Frankie’s – making for the perfect addition to the busy lunchtime destination. Little Frankie’s, Arndale Market, 49 High Street, M4 3AH
Nestled within luxury hotel Forty-Seven, a brand new bar concept The Peterman will join high-end Indian restaurant Asha’s on Peter Street. The bar promises a nod to tales of the past by re-forming the focus of the Petersfield stories, by adding its own twist, like that of a lemon in a good martini. Guests are invited to unlock hand-crafted cocktails here, in a place to hide away for afternoons with friends and loved ones, sipping cocktails late into the night. The Peterman, 47 Peter Street, M2 3NG
Arriving in Manchester this month is a New Zealand eatery that offers an array of baked goods as well as providing a place for guests to dine for brunch or enjoy a coffee. Situated in at Circle Square just off Oxford Road, Tahi Eatery has been running a pop-up grab and go for a few weeks as the venue nears completion. Both the interior and menu give plenty of Kiwi vibes so if you can’t jet off that far, you can certainly get a slice of New Zealand here. Tahi Eatery, No. 1 Circle Square, Oxford Road, M1 7FS
The Stables, is a new canteen-style concept serving classic home comforts, that will be joining a number of new bars and restaurants in Manchester this August. Once part of Granada Studios and a feature of Coronation Street, The Stables has been reinvented to include a contemporary bar and professional kitchen under its vaulted beams. The space located next to the Crystal Maze will be open every Tuesday to Thursday for lunch and dinner serving the likes of a classic chippy lunch consisting of sausages, chips, gravy, cheese, curry sauce and barms as well as pies for dinner on their menu. The Stables, Lower Byrom Street, M3 4AP