A bar in Manchester has launched a £2.99 ‘summer deals’ menu to help people struggling with the cost of living.
Revolution Bars, which has three sites in Manchester on Deansgate Locks, Oxford Road and Parsonage Gardens, is offering the cut-price menu in a bid to ‘put two fingers up to the cost of living crisis.’
Promising change from a fiver for its Manchester customers all summer long, the bar and restaurant is serving up the likes of fish and chips, burgers, wraps and pizzas for under £3.
Customers can either book or simply walk in and ask for the Meal Deal menu, which features five of Rev’s most popular dishes all for £2.99.
It doesn’t stop there, either, with more deals on drinks meaning you can add a pint for £2 and still come away with a smidgen of change.
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Image: Revs Oxford Road
Image: Revs Oxford Road
Soft drinks, meanwhile, can be added for £1.50 for those who don’t want alcohol with their meal. The offer is available throughout the week from Sunday to Friday during food service hours.
Sharing the news on Instagram, the Revs Oxford Road team wrote: “DON’T WALK, RUN TO REVS FOR THE £2.99 MEAL DEAL.
“This Friday the 23rd of June, our new £2.99 meal deal menu is launching! We’ve dropped our price so you can still enjoy the things you LOVE.
“This is the perfect stop for a hot meal that doesn’t break the bank, featuring your classic Revs favourites.
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“Fish & chips “Burger & fries “Asian salad “Margherita pizza “Chicken wrap & fries “Add a soft drink for an extra £1.50! “Add an alcoholic drink for £2!
“Stop by and give us a visit from Friday to jump on this deal! Running for a limited time only🤍
Tiny Stockport restaurant shares plea after 36 people fail to turn up for reservation
Daisy Jackson
Another local business has had to issue a plea to customers, after an enormous group booking failed to turn up for their reservation.
Casa De Casa in Heaton Moor has shared that a reservation for a whopping 36 guests no-showed over the August bank holiday weekend.
For this tapas bar and Mediterranean restaurant, that’s pretty much the capacity of the entire venue, left empty on what should be one of the busiest weekends of the year.
Casa De Casa said that they had spent time preparing food, sorting staffing, and making sure the restaurant was ready for the large group of 36.
But when ‘nobody showed up’, it left them with a ‘significant loss’.
They said: “We understand that plans can change, but please let us know if you can’t make your booking.
“A simple message can make a big difference.
“Thank you to everyone who continues to support us.”
Casa De Casa took to their Facebook page to share the tale of the ‘difficult night’, and have been flooded with messages of support since.
One person wrote: “That’s actually disgusting. You have a brilliant restaurant – fabulous food every time & top service. I’d happily pay a deposit & not be offended if asked for one.”
Another said: “Absolutely diabolical – I hope they’re reading comments on here and contact you to not only apologise but to pay you at least for the cost of the food. Shocking!”
And someone else posted: “Absolutely awful !!!! …. At least if there is a legit reason they ring and tell you !!!! Awful that you will have to ask now for a deposit on a big booking !!! Why are people so nasty ???? We love it here so keep on being fab xxx”
A new Southeast Asian BBQ restaurant has opened on a Manchester rooftop with jaw-dropping city views
Clementine Hall
Say hello to Sister Moon, a beautiful new restaurant bringing a taste of Southeast Asia to Manchester city centre.
It’s the latest addition to Manchester’s Treehouse Hotel, which opened last year transforming a huge building at the end of Deansgate.
This is the final chapter of its new opening, and it might be our favourite one yet.
Sister Moon is the new project from acclaimed chef Sam Grainger who you’ll know from Madre, among others.
Images: The Manc
Sam is working alongside Luke Cowdrey and Justin Crawford (Electric Chair, Volta, Freight Island) at Sister Moon, a Southeast Asian BBQ concept inspired by his time cooking with a local family in Thailand.
All the dishes are cooked on open fire, including dishes like the fried pork skewers with banana ketchup and the grilled prawns with crispy chilli and garlic.
Image: The Manc
Elsewhere on the menu you’ll find stars like the crispy pork belly and pomelo salad as well as the slow cooked lamb jungle curry (warning, this one’s got a kick).
Looking for something lighter? There’s dishes like the smacked cucumber and the cold soba noodle salad that make for the perfect lunch option.
Images: The Manc
And it’s not just Sister Moon which has opened on the 14th floor of the Treehouse Hotel, also now open is The Nest, a new signature bar with panoramic views of Manchester that will be a destination for late-night drinks and social occasions.
Just up the stairs is also The Hideout – an intimate rooftop lounge and event space designed for private hire.
Kick off your evening with a drink in The Nest before making your way for a flavour-packed dinner at Sister Moon – all whilst enjoying jaw-dropping views of the city.
Sister Moon, The Nest, and The Hideout will officially open on Saturday 5 September, and you can find out more here.
Georgina Pellant -
27th June 2023 
