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Red’s True BBQ is launching a bottomless brunch in Manchester

Diners can select any brunch menu dish and enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited selected drinks at the Lloyd Street barbecue den.

The Manc - 2nd September 2020

Red’s True BBQ Manchester has branched out into brunch – with the restaurant serving meaty fry-ups alongside free-flowing drinks from this weekend.

The Bottomless BBQ Brunch will take place on Sundays – offering flame-grilled enthusiasts the chance to tuck into any mid-morning dish and knock back unlimited drinks for 90 minutes.

Bookings at the Lloyd Street venue can be made online at a price of £29.95 per person.

Red’s True BBQ has also confirmed that its Manchester branch will continue its half-price grub originally offered as part of the Eat Out To Help Out scheme in August.

On specific days in September, customers will be able to enjoy 50% off their bill up to £10 per person.

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Red’s confirmed the discount extension in a Facebook post.

“We’re keeping the EOHO scheme going throughout September but this time Red himself is paying!” said representatives.

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“You’ll get the same awesome benefits as before with 50% off your food bill to a maximum of £10 per person.

“We’re moving the days to Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday so you can still enjoy some epic midweek BBQ!”

Book a table online using the Red’s True BBQ website.

You can also find the best restaurants in Greater Manchester by using the EOTHO app.

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Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week

Daisy Jackson Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week

Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week

Students will be able to take part in a build-your-own ramen workshop this week, led by everyone’s favourite pan-Asian restaurant group, Wagamama.

The workshops will cost just £5 (all of which will go to a brilliant cause), and will include the time spent creating your perfect meal, the actual food, plus drinks and sides.

Wagamama has teamed up with mental health charity SHOUT to host this cosy ramen-making workshop.

Students will be invited to join Wagamama chefs in the kitchen, selecting their own broth, protein and veggies, with perfectly-cooked noodles, before sitting down at the restaurant’s benches to slurp up their creations with fellow students.

There’ll also be toppings and garnishes including kimchi, tea-stained eggs, chilli oil, spring onions and more.

With merch to take home too, and steaming bowls of the best-ever autumn dish, this is a one-off event you won’t want to miss.

Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week — Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week. Credit: Supplied

Each £5 ticket includes your food and two drinks, plus a variety of the new Wagamama winter sides and sharers.

All money raised will be donated to SHOUT to support the vital services they provide.

A representative from SHOUT will also be in attendance to talk about student wellbeing and the services available from the charity.

Wagamama says: “At Wagamama, we believe having a conversation is one of the most powerful ways you can support someone struggling with their mental health. Whether it’s a quick check-in via text or an open conversation over a bowl of steaming ramen. no chat is too big or too small to make an impact.

Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop for just £5 this week. Credit: Supplied — Students can join a Wagamama ramen-building workshop with SHOUT this week. Credit: Supplied

“This ethos is one we share with SHOUT, a free, confidential, 24/7 text messaging service for anyone in the UK who needs someone to talk to. After huge demand during Covid, SHOUT’s service has become increasingly essential + today SHOUT is more highly in demand than ever before.”

The Japanese and pan-Asian restaurant is donating £40,000 to SHOUT this year, plus providing perks and rewards for their team of volunteers, and hosting events in their spaces.

The Wagamama ramen-building workshop will take place at the St Peter’s Square restaurant on Thursday 7 November between 2pm and 4pm. You can get your tickets HERE.

Read more: ‘Glittering winter adventure’ set to take over Tatton Park this Christmas

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Manchester restaurants to add an extra £1 to bills to help fight homelessness this Christmas

A handful of local restaurants will be adding an extra £1 onto every bill over the festive season to help fight street homelessness.

People in Greater Manchester are once again able to give back while they dine at some of the best restaurants the region has to offer in the run up to Christmas, as the successful StreetSmart fundraising initiative is back for another year.

This year, 13 fantastic restaurants have come together to support local homeless charities as the campaign launched last Friday (1 November).

Manchester independents such as Mana, Climat, 20 Stories, and Tariff and Dale are among those taking part in the campaign this year, alongside several city centre branches chains such as Tampopo, Banyan, BOX, Manahatta, and San Carlo.

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StreetSmart works by each participating restaurant adding an extra £1 to every bill they deliver throughout November and December, with all of the money raised going directly to local homeless organisations, thanks to StreetSmart’s official sponsorship from LandAid.

The funds raised by StreetSmart in Greater Manchester this year will support the crucial work of organisations such as CentrePoint, and Akt – a charity supporting LGBTQ+ young people aged 16-25 into safe homes, employment, education, or training.

In 2023, Manchester restaurants alone raised a whopping £25,000 for these life-changing services in the local community.

Manchester restaurants are adding an extra £1 to bills to help fight homelessness this Christmas / Credit: Supplied | Rifqi Ali Ridho (via Unsplash)

Manchester restaurants are adding an extra £1 to bills to help fight homelessness this Christmas / Credit: Supplied | Rifqi Ali Ridho (via Unsplash)

“Many of us want to help the vulnerable people in our community during the festive period, and StreetSmart provides an easy way to do this,” explained Glenn Pougnet, who is the Director of StreetSmart.

“We’re grateful to see so many local restaurants stepping forward to help our city’s homeless.

“It’s amazing to witness the kindness that our community has to offer, and see the tangible impact of our efforts and funding in the community.

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“This year, we’re proud to be taking another step towards the eradication of homelessness, and look forward to seeing even more restaurants getting involved over the Christmas period.”

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