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Popular Manchester street food traders to take up monthly residency at city centre neighbourhood

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Emily Sergeant Emily Sergeant - 24th September 2024
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Some of Manchester’s best street food traders will soon be taking up monthly residencies at a popular city centre neighbourhood.

After a series of successful trial events throughout the summer over, Food.Fest has now announced that it’ll be bringing a tasty lineup of traders to city centre neighbourhood, Circle Square, on the last Thursday of each month, and it’s all ready to “add some flavour to lunchtimes”.

Food.Fest initially launched back in June, and since then, has seen some of Manchester’s best food traders descend on Circle Square to take lunchtimes to the next level.

The likes of Triple B, Marley’s Tacos, and Tommy’s Bar and Pizza have already taken the reins.

When Food.Fest’s residency kicks off for “a payday lunch like no other” this Thursday (26 September) between 12pm and 3pm, it’ll be the Malaka Brothers bringing their authentic Greek street food using only the freshest local ingredients to Manchester for the month.

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There’ll be unbeatable classics like gyros, souvlaki, and halloumi fries on the menu.

Venturing out of their home at Tap House, Fat Frank’s will also be serving up New York-style pizza by the slice, with fan-favourites like Buffalo Chicken, Smokey Pepperoni, and more.

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Malaka Brothers, Little Bao Boy, and more will be taking up the reins / Credit: Supplied

Triple B by Eat New York has been making waves over in Prestwich for quite a while now, and it’ll soon be back in the city centre with its classic New York-style Reuben bagels and pastrami burgers that sound set to be winner for any lunchtime.

Finally, Little Bao Boy will be bringing its signature mouthwatering bao buns to Circle Square, with char sui pulled pork, and pulled teriyaki mushroom being just a couple of the tasty options on offer.

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Food.Fest officially kicks off at Circle Square this Thursday 26 September from midday through to 3pm, so if you’re feeling hungry, you know where to head.

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