Eat Well MCR's Eat Well Do Good food festival reveals supper club line-up

Manchester nonprofit Eat Well has revealed details of the supper clubs that will be happening over its inaugural food festival.

Eat Well Do Good will be happening later this month at venues across the city, with a host of restaurants, chefs and pop-ups mucking in to get involved and raise money.

Among those hosting supper clubs will be the likes of The Little Sri Lankan, Tartuffe, Blue by Keaton Cooper, SuppHER, Gwafu Vegan, Mickey’s, Sandwich King, Hello Oriental, Koben Smokehouse, Something More Productive, Knights BBQ, Odioba and Wholesome Junkies.

The supper clubs will take place at the Bungalow venue at Kampus, kicking off on 11 October until 27 October, while the festival itself starts on 21 October.

Here’s the line-up:

11 & 12 October – The Little Sri Lankan
18 October – Something More Productive with Rice Over Everything
19 October – Hot Buttered
20 October – Tartuffe
22 October – Blue by Keaton Cooper
24 October – Hello Oriental
25 October – Gwafu Vegan
26 October – Ceramic Supper
27 October – SuppHER

Also among those taking part with their own initiatives to raise cash will be Medlock Canteen, Higher Ground X Great North Pie Co, Madrasty, Erst, Fenix, Hawksmoor, Higher Ground, Where The Lights Gets In, Factory Coffee, Hallgarten Wines, Henry C, Honest Crust, Isca, KIOSK, Long Bois Bakehouse, Madre, Pip, Refuge, Society and Tampopo.

Mary-Ellen McTague, Gemma Saunders and Kathleen O’Connor, founders of Eat Well MCR said: “We cannot wait to kick off our first festival and hope you will continue to support us on our journey as we continue to support others in our city in need.

“Your ongoing support funds meals that go to families experiencing homelessness, women taking refuge in sheltered accommodation, parents of children staying in hospital, food banks and schools supporting families affected by food poverty.”

Since forming in lockdown, the organisation has provided more than 100,000 free meals to those suffering food poverty in Manchester.

You can find out more about Eat Well Do Good and see how you can help, click here…