Manchester cook school Food Sorcery has opened a second venue at Deansgate Square

Manchester cookery school Food Sorcery has built its name on teaching guests how to create restaurant-quality meals at home, with fun classes that range from bread-making and patisserie to Thai, Italian and beginners classes.

With all classes led by a team of professional chefs, the Didsbury-based cookery school has been a fixture in south Manchester for years – pulling in couples, friends, groups, colleagues and families to enjoy a foodie experience.

Now, it’s gearing up to host a fresh batch of eager cooks at its snazzy new venue on Deansgate Square.

Having quietly opened in November last year, to date the light and airy site has already hosted a range of team-building events and private parties with cocktail masterclasses and wine tastings a popular choice amongst corporate bookings.

Much bigger than its original venue, the new school at Deansgate Square can host up to 100 guests at once with each event tailored to the needs of the individual group.

With stunning floor-to-ceiling windows spanning the space, the new cookery school has its own fully-stocked bar with an impressive wine list and cocktail menu.

Part cookery class, part sociable meal out, there are a host of different ticketed events on offer spanning the likes of sushi, gyoza and noodle making.

Add to that expert-led classes on bread making and curries of the world, and there’s plenty for both new and experienced cooks to get stuck into.

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With fun classes led by chefs with impressive worldwide experience, don’t expect to just come away with new cooking skills, either, but also with heaps of interesting stories about who they’ve cooked for, as well as stories of the food and its provenance.

To find out more about Food Sorcery and the different cooking classes on offer, visit its website here.

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