Food & Drink

A veteran Manchester chef tells MM what goes on behind the frying pan.

A family of Manchester brothers who pulled together just over a year ago to produce a range of craft beers have been looking back on a rollercoaster 12 months over a pint with MM.

The Manchester Picnic returns to let the city’s food fanatics enjoy an urban bite to eat.
The summer feast is back serving up a picnic to put the best of teddy bears to shame from 11am-6pm on August 29-31

All things green and beautiful will be celebrated this weekend as vegetables great and small take centre stage at VegFest, while raising money for disabled facilities.

Northern Quarter bar and restaurant PLY hosted a pizza-themed art event to give punters a slice of what to expect when they open their doors in September.

Mum-of-two Julie Neville is stripping down to ‘the way nature intended,’ promoting organic health food store to launch at the Arndale this weekend.

Tucked beneath the hustle and bustle of Canal Street, Oscars is a hidden gem delivering old school Hollywood glamour.

The waste-reducing WRAP’s research revealed a whopping 4.2million tonnes of avoidable household food and drink is thrown away each year, costing the average family £700 annually

Two clever coffee connoisseurs have raised nearly £6,000 after brewing up the idea of a holding a coffee festival in Manchester this November.

The Corrie stars sat down at the couple’s well-loved restaurant, Annie’s, and toasted to their sweet success with tea and homemade scones

Located on Bolton Street, Paradise is on the market on eBay for a cheap as chips £25,000 – and the owner will no doubt throw a portion of fries in with the deal too – due to relocation.