Deansgate.

This Irish pub pours Guinness and Murphy’s alongside a selection of Irish whiskeys. Live music features regularly, with performers like Lauran O’Dowd playing to the crowd. The upstairs has balconies overlooking the pub space. It draws a weekend crowd for drinks and the music.

This café is known for its all-day brunch menu, featuring dishes like shakshuka and French toast with seasonal toppings. It serves specialty coffee and fresh juices, with a focus on simple, well-prepared food. The menu includes vegetarian and vegan options, such as avocado toast with chilli flakes. From time to time, there are deals on coffee and pastries. The café has become a local spot for those wanting a straightforward brunch or a coffee break.

This wine bar serves a mix of charcuterie, fondue, and hearty dishes like beef and patatas bravas. Cheese fondue is a highlight, often enjoyed by groups, while the beef is noted for its preparation. The wine selection is complemented by cocktails, and there are regular deals on drinks. The staff are known for accommodating celebrations, including helping with cakes for birthdays. Portions are generous, and the menu avoids the small plates trend. From time to time, there are weekday deals on wine. The place has become a local spot for those wanting a mix of charcuterie, fondue, and wine in a welcoming setting.

A bar blending entertainment and socialising, this venue centres around shuffleboard, with digital screens guiding players through games. Alongside the shuffleboard, guests can enjoy pizza and drinks, including prosecco. The space features a mix of vintage audio equipment and modern touches, creating a unique backdrop. From time to time, themed events and charity nights are hosted, adding to the experience. The venue operates as a sister site to Flight Club, sharing a similar concept. It’s a place where groups gather for casual fun, often marking occasions like birthdays or festive celebrations. The staff assist with enquiries and ensure the games run smoothly.