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A Wimbledon bottomless brunch with endless Pimms is coming to Manchester

Strawberries and cream also available...

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson - 30th June 2023

You know summer has properly arrived when the Pimms starts flowing and the balls start pinging around the courts at Wimbledon – and now there’s a themed bottomless brunch on the way to Manchester.

The Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch will be offering 90 minutes of unlimited Pimms, served alongside a full brunch menu.

And there’ll be free-flowing prosecco, mimosas and beers on offer too.

While the drinks and good times are flowing, The Lawn Club will be showing the Wimbledon games on big screens throughout the venue.

The Lawn Club’s Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch will be running between 3 and 16 July.

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Dishes you can order alongside your drinks include pizzas like The Lawn, topped with tomato, mozzarella, mushroom, peppers, red onion and sweetcorn, or The Carne, loaded with bacon, ham and salami.

The Lawn Club's Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch
The Lawn Club’s Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch. Credit: Supplied
The Lawn Club's Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch
The Lawn Club’s Wimbledon Bottomless Brunch. Credit: Supplied

There’s also a classic chicken Caesar salad, and chicken wings in three flavours (including garlic and truffle butter).

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The Wimbledon bottomless brunch deal will cost £37.50 and will run right through the tournament, with each session lasting 90 minutes.

You can add on a Wimbledon staple – strawberries and cream – for an extra £5.

Two-time champion Andy Murray will face Ryan Peniston in the Wimbledon first-round match, it’s been announced today.

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Young British star Emma Raducanu, who won the US Open at the age of just 18 years old, will miss this year’s tournament due to three surgeries on both arms.

You can find out more and book at table at thelawnclub.co.uk.

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Featured image: The Lawn Club

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‘Classy, clever, confident’ – New Manchester restaurant receives glowing Guardian review

Daisy Jackson Daisy Jackson British classics at Winsome, Manchester. Credit: The Manc Group

Winsome, one of the newest restaurants on Manchester’s dining scene, has gone and received a seriously glowing review in The Guardian this weekend.

Legendary restaurant critic Grace Dent said that the British bistro ‘may well be my new favourite restaurant’, lauding chef patron Shaun Moffat’s ‘elegant but plentiful modern cooking’.

She said that there’s even a teeny touch of Toby Carvery in their Sunday offering, with meaty and saucy dishes and ‘cartoon-esque XL yorkshire puddings’.

Winsome opened back in March under the steer of three hospitality heavyweights – ex-Edinburgh Castle chef Shaun Moffat, former Schofields head bartender Tom Fastiggi, and Belzan founder Owain Williams.

It’s a beautiful, stripped-back space at the foot of the Whitworth Locke aparthotel and Moffat’s first venture as a chef patron.

Based on this Guardian review, he’s doing a pretty good job so far…

Grace Dent said of Winsome’s nostalgic yet modern menu (featuring dippy eggs and puddings that sound like school dinner puds): “This is Cool Britannia wearing a napkin bib with a side portion of rhubarb jelly and custard for pudding.”

Novelty crockery at Winsome. Credit: The Manc Group
Novelty crockery at Winsome. Credit: The Manc Group
Chef patron Shaun Moffat at Winsome. Credit: The Manc Group
Chef patron Shaun Moffat at Winsome. Credit: The Manc Group
Dippy egg and asparagus. Credit: The Manc Group
Dippy egg and asparagus. Credit: The Manc Group
Inside WInsome on Princess Street. Credit: The Manc Group
Inside WInsome on Princess Street. Credit: The Manc Group

She also wrote that it’s ‘far from a novelty restaurant’ in spite of its animal-shaped crockery.

And Dent added that while there’s an element of fine dining, it’s unpretentious enough that you’re happy to smear it all over the tablecloths and, indeed, yourself.

‘Deeply nostalgic’, ‘forward-thinking fine dining without any of the faff’, is how she described her Winsome experience.

“This is confident, clever cooking that stays just the right side of earnest, or at least as earnest as a chef can be when he also serves up a dessert that is essentially a 1980s school sponge pudding with a scoop of milk ice-cream flecked with multicoloured sprinkles, or hundreds and thousands as they will for ever be known in my heart,” she wrote.

Grace Dent’s Guardian review concluded with: “Winsome may well be my new favourite restaurant, and it’s the new, big, generous beating heart of Manchester hospitality. It’s classy but come-all – bring your gran, bring your baby, no one need feel conspicuous.

“There’s something about the place that makes me want to use it as a canteen, not least out of sheer curiosity as to what Moffat will put on the menu next. Great cooking, and forward-thinking fine dining without any of the faff.

“Bring your appetite and don’t wear pale colours. Aaah, Manchester, you have so much to answer for. Winsome will seriously impact your waistline.”

Winsome said in a post on Instagram: “It doesn’t get much better than that! We’re over the moon, full of pride and could not be more grateful to the team who’ve worked so hard to help us deliver this dream.”

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Featured image: The Manc Group

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Hidden Manchester bar Mala to offer unique ‘movie night’ experiences inside private cabins

Thomas Melia Thomas Melia

You can have your own private film experience inside little wooden cabins at a popular Northern Quarter bar this summer.

Manchester city centre secret garden spot Mala is hosting an event where you and your friends can enjoy a private movie night with food, themed drinks, and bucket loads of free popcorn.

Listed as the ‘Cabin Movie Night’, get ready to sit back, relax and watch a cult classic, all from the comfort of your own personal wooden hut.

The film you’ll be watching is very on-brand too, as it’s none other than none than ‘Labyrinth’.

This secret garden spot is hiding right in plain sight over on Dale Street in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, and as well as hosting events such as these, they’re also home to some top tier eateries too.

Currently El Jefe, Doodles, Wok Bros, Christakis, D&X Caribbean, and Gulf are all serving up some cross-continental delights for you to enjoy in this marvellous space.

Their most recent vendor, Gulf, is taking the title for the city’s best kept secret, expanding from their cute Middle-Eastern structure hidden inside the neighbouring Chapter One Books into this secret garden location.

Some mouth-watering scran from El Jefe.
Some mouth-watering scran from El Jefe.
Wok Bros have some delicious noodle boxes.
Wok Bros have some delicious noodle boxes.
Credit: The Manc Group

The Cabin Movie Night’ is the perfect way to round up your friends and watch a classic with a cocktail in hand.

There’s a handful of group packages available too at an additional charge, ranging from £30 to £50, which includes themed cocktails for each guest in the booking, and the cost of the ticket.

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The ‘Cabin Movie Night’ is coming to Mala on Monday 2 June from 7pm, and tickets are already on sale now HERE.

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