A popular wine bar in Manchester has just launched a new ‘Spanish Bottomless Brunch’ with tapas-inspired dishes and free-flowing drinks.
The Beeswing has already been making a name for itself as a go-to hotspot for wine lovers in Manchester city centre – and now, its brand-new bottomless brunch event is only set to give even more people the chance to discover why it’s becoming so well known and loved.
The little wine bar and kitchen that’s tucked away down at Manchester‘s coolest waterside neighbourhood, KAMPUS, has now officially kicked-off ‘Domingo’.
It comes after the bar relaunched with a Spanish tapas-style food menu in collaboration with fellow independent Greater Manchester eateries, Baraxturi and Levanter – which were formerly based in Freight Island, and Ramsbottom in Bury, respectively – back in January, and it’s been going down a treat ever since.
New ‘Spanish Bottomless Brunch’ with tapas and free-flowing sangria launches in Manchester / Credit: The Beeswing
With the first instalment of the bound-to-be-beloved event having happened this Sunday just gone, ‘Domingo’ – which means ‘Sunday’ in Spanish – is now running every Sunday, and it’s what The Beeswing is calling its “answer to bottomless brunch”.
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It features a curated collection of classic Spanish brunch dishes to be served alongside free-flowing mimosas, sangria, and Bloody Marys.
For the pretty-impressive price of just £35 per person, hungry foodie fans can take their pick from a menu of Spanish-inspired brunch dishes like smoky shakshuka, Ibérico eggs benedict, and chickpea and romesco eggs.
Guests can sip on bottomless drinks from a select menu for a full 90-minutes to perfectly accompany the dish of their choice.
Created with Baratxuri to “bring gorgeous Spanish food to Kampus”, just like The Beeswing’s newly-launched main menu, the select ‘Domingo’ bottomless brunch offering will also be available to order a la carte from 10:30am-4pm at the next event.
‘Domingo’ is now running every Sunday down at Kampus, and bookings are live on The Beeswing website here.
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Bakery chain Gail’s is attempting to win over Prestwich after spelling mishap
Daisy Jackson
Gail’s has announced a plan to try and make amends with Prestwich after spelling the village’s name wrong on the new bakery’s signs.
The massive bakery chain finally confirmed that it would be moving into the suburb on the fringes of Bury and Manchester, but made a fatal flaw at the first step.
The huge posters are missing the letter ‘T’, instead saying ‘Hello Preswich’.
More than a few eyebrows were raised locally, with people saying it’s ‘not a great first impression for the locals…’.
And now Gail’s is attempting to put things right by offering free tea to Prestwich residents.
In new material released today, they wrote: “Oops… people of Prestwich, we owe you a ‘T’.
“You may have seen how we missed out a ‘t’ in our new bakery signage.
“We’re sorry for the mistake, and to make up for it we’d like to brew you a tea when we open.”
The new advertising has a QR code which people can scan to claim their free cuppa.
Gail’s has also passed its thanks on to ‘local resident Clair’, who actually came up with the suggestion on The Manc’s LinkedIn post here.
With this development, Gail’s has now confirmed it’ll be opening in Prestwich – directly opposite the new Rudy’s – in early 2025, with free tea served then to those who scan the QR code.
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Salon Madre – A new tequila bar and pool hall is opening in Manchester
Daisy Jackson
A new tequila bar and pool hall is set to open in Manchester in a couple of weeks, from the same team behind Madre.
The huge new space, Salon Madre, will be serving up the tacos and burritos that have made the Mexican restaurant at Kampus so well-loved.
And all that’s alongside a drinks menu that centres around tequila, including frozen, classic and flavoured margaritas and palomas.
Can’t stomach tequila? There’ll also be wines on draft, Corona and local beers.
The food menu will show off signature dishes like al pastor tacos, with daily rotating specials, plus Gringas, nachos and Madre’s huge burritos.
Salon Madre has taken over a spot just off Kampus’s lush garden that was previously home to a Seven Brothers taproom, right next door to Madre itself.
Salon Madre is a new Mexican pool hall and tequila bar in Manchester. Credit: The Manc GroupSalon Madre is a new Mexican pool hall and tequila bar in Manchester. Credit: The Manc Group
As well as all the Mexican food and drink goodness, the bar will have four pool tables and will be screening Lucha Libre (Mexican wrestling) and American sports.
The dream is to bring the fun and liveliness of a Mexican pool hall to the heart of Manchester, in this beautiful spot right near Piccadilly and Canal Street.
Salon Madre will open on 6 December at Kampus, with bookings for Christmas groups and parties now available.
Emily Sergeant -
12th March 2024 
