Introducing Skullduggery – the brand new spooktacular luxury dining concept from Manchester’s award-winning contemporary Chinese-fusion restaurant.
Halloween is just around the corner, and if you haven’t found a way to celebrate it yet then we have got just the event for you.
Tattu has unveiled its latest sensory dining experience, and it’s set to be the spookiest one yet.
Inspired by the Tibetan belief that human and ghost worlds overlap, from Friday 27 – Tuesday 31 October 2023, guests can dine on a menu overflowing with cocktails and culinary treats to honour the Halloween spirits.
Tattu is hosting a sensory dining experience in Manchester this Halloween / Image: Supplied
Known for its astonishingly beautiful interior, Tattu will be given a ghoulish makeover with its iconic blossom trees cast in a ghostly green.
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Tattu’s executive chefs have cooked up a range of spellbinding dishes fit for any witch or wizard. From Pumpkin Dumplings with shredded duck, hoisin and chilli to the Wilting Blossom Dessert with white chocolate and cherry.
Of course, all of these dishes go perfectly with the special Toxic Koi Fish Bowl, a wicked concoction of Prosecco, coconut and cherry.
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Guests can dine on a menu overflowing with culinary and cocktails treats / Credit: Supplied
Other cocktails mixed together in the Tattu cauldron include the ‘Deadly Dismay of Crystal Head’ and the four Trick or Treat tipples, mystery potions overflowing with dry ice and vibrant colours. You’d be a fool not to try one…if you dare.
Taking place on Saturday 28 October is the unmissable, one-off event ‘Skullduggery’. Here guests can celebrate Halloween in style, with a Skullduggery set menu complete with three waves of Tattu’s acclaimed small plates.
Opt for free-flowing champagne or be brave and add the Trick or Treat cocktails to the bill. After dark there will be DJ sets and live music to really get the party started.
Spooktacular Halloween trail to return to National Trust site Quarry Bank
Daisy Jackson
A Halloween trail is set to return to Quarry Bank Mill this autumn for one of the region’s most hauntingly beautiful seasonal events.
The National Trust site is a former working mill and one of the country’s finest industrial buildings – but as night falls and the shadows lengthen, a haunting will begin…
This year’s Halloween at Quarry Bank will again feature spooky light installations, a mesmerising laser garden, and a thrilling fire show, as well as live performances and seasonal food and drink.
Returning for a second year, Halloween at Quarry Bank will be an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Fog will swirl through the paths around the grounds, as glowing demon eyes watch over passers-by and giant skeletons loom over twisted trees.
If you’re brave enough, the trail then heads inside the mill itself, where creaking and clanking sounds of its industrial past hint at something a little more haunted.
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As you wander the trail, you’ll pass installations like glowing fire spheres and catacombs echoing with whispers from the past, plus plenty more surprises waiting in the shadows.
Then you can refuel with ‘bewitched burgers and freaky fries’, plus hot toddys and decadent hot chocolates.
You can even toast a marshmallow over an open fire.
Halloween at Quarry Bank is designed for families, couples, and groups of friends alike, and attracts visitors from all over Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Merseyside and Lancashire.
Entry to the trail is on a timed slot system – tickets are on sale now HERE.
Inside the brand-new rental houses at Bolton’s landmark £35m development, Deansgate Gardens
Daisy Jackson
The first residents are in, and the launch of Deansgate Gardens – a landmark £35m development in Bolton town centre – is live.
This impressive new development has brought 167 high-quality rental homes to Bolton, creating a residential neighbourhood that features rooftop terraces, gardens, and stunning communal spaces.
The homes on Deansgate, Bolton have been built specifically for renters, with spacious layouts in an ideal location just a two-minute walk from Bolton Town Hall and a short commute to Manchester.
And, unusually for new rental developments, it’s not all about apartments here (though there are beautiful one- and two-bedroom apartments with rooftop gardens available).
It’s also somewhere you can rent two-bedroom townhouses, and have your very own yard.
Every home is built with energy efficiency in mind, with heat pumps and enhanced insulation, plus rooftop solar panels on selected homes, keeping those pesky bills down.
This pet-friendly development comes from developer Placefirst, and is a key moment in the wider £1bn regeneration masterplan for Bolton.
Inside Deansgate Gardens in BoltonInside Deansgate Gardens in BoltonA spacious bedroomThe rooftop terraceView from the rooftop terrace
Deansgate Gardens is located just opposite the former Beales department store, connected by the train station, bus interchange, and town centre within walking distance.
These stylish new homes are built around a central square and communal courtyards. The result? Somewhere residents can relax, socialise, and connect.
There’s even a dedicated Resident Service Manager and 24/7 maintenance support for peace of mind.
And just a short walk away you’ll find parks like Queen’s Park, plus beautiful routes along the River Croal.
Ready to make these houses your home? Book in for a tour around Deansgate Gardens today HERE.
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