Restaurant review: Cosy Club, Corn Exchange, Manchester – summer menu
Whether you want tapas, burgers or cocktails, the Cosy Club in Manchester’s Corn Exchange has a wonderful summer menu just for you.
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Bottomless Brunch arrives at Albatross & Arnold at The Range, Manchester
Albatross & Arnold launches its Classy Bottomless Brunch Club for distinguished food and drink on weekends.
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Restaurant review: Albatross & Arnold, The Range, Spinningfields – Manchester
Adam Lowe checks out the new menu at Albatross & Arnold – the gorgeously sophisticated dining space at The Range in Spinningfields, Manchester.
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Kids eat free afternoon tea at The Lowry Hotel
Treat yourself and your little ones this Good Friday, Easter Saturday, the coming bank holiday Monday and next Tuesday with afternoon tea in the River Restaurant at The Lowry Hotel.
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Preview: Japanese Whisky Masterclasses at Peter Street Kitchen’s Rikyū Bar
With International Whisky Day approaching on 27 March, where better than Peter Street Kitchen’s Rikyū Bar to embark on a journey from past to present and experience a world-class Japanese Whisky Masterclass?
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Running for friendship and self-esteem in the LGBT community
Joining an LGBT running group can help you boost your self-esteem, connect with like-minded people in a sober setting, and expand your social networks.
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Half-term treats for families at The Great Northern, Manchester
Half term is here, and entertaining the kids can sometimes be tricky.
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Unmissable Valentines Deals at The Great Northern
If you’re in Manchester this Valentine’s Day, why not head down to the Great Northern to celebrate in style? Whether you are a couple or just friends, the Great Northern has everything you need for a fun-filled night.
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A closer look at what’s on at the Queer Contact Weekender
Queer Contact Weekender will take place in various venues across Manchester.
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Theatre preview: The Adhesion of Love (Inkbrew Productions, 2019)
In this exciting play for LGBT History Month, a working-class man journeys from Victorian Bolton across the Atlantic to meet visionary queer American poet, Walt Whitman, only to discover a surprising new kind of love.
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