Armstrongs Prestwich
Iconic local chippy, and self-proclaimed 'home of the Jumbo Cod'.
Random places to try
Powerplant Flowers
Independent flower studio with a fun, friendly and colourful approach to floristry
House of Social
Striking two-floor food hall pairing bold independent kitchens with a buzzing all-day bar and plenty of character.
Levers Fish & Chip Shop
Traditional fish and chip restaurant serving homemade comfort fare
Blanchflower Altrincham
Treasured neighbourhood bakery, lunch and brunch spot turning afternoon eating into an art form
Whole Bunch Wines
A refined yet relaxed wine shop and bar in Prestwich, offering global bottles with a low corkage fee.
Overdraught
Converted bank transformed into a party hub, with cocktails, decks, live music and 30 taps of keg beer.
Suzy Loves Milo
Streetwear meets designer vintage in this Japanese-inspired, personality-packed boutique.
The Marble Arch
Traditional drinking establishment nestled in Manchester's historic Angel Meadow district
Sticks’n’Sushi
Stylish Japanese-Danish concept serving pristine sushi and robata skewers in an impressive, design-led space.
Junior Jackson’s
Rock ’n’ roll dive bar in one of the city’s busiest neighbourhoods with extensive US beer menu, cocktails and burgers
Bird Of Prey
Fried chicken spot with secret buttermilk recipes, diverse sauce options, and a sprinkle of plant-based and cheesy alternatives.
Independent shopping
Deadstock General Store
Homewares that are anything but off the shelf, guaranteed to make your castle stand out.
KershKicks
A footgear emporium specialising in rare, limited edition and deadstock trainers.
Beaumont Organic
Responsible, ethical, and sustainable cotton, linen, and recycled denim women’s wear, in a store to die for.
Queer Lit
Europe’s most expansive lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer bookshop defining gorgeous on the inside
Grab a drink after work
Edinburgh Castle
Gloriously restored 19th Century public house with celebrated bar food and a la carte restaurant.
The Fitzgerald
The Fitzgerald is a discreet, delightfully dark, and decadent first floor speakeasy that owes plenty to Gatsby and the Jazz Age.
Peveril of the Peak
Traditional Victorian-era pub first opened in 1820, with heritage tilework, dark wood interiors and proper pints
The Britons Protection
Centuries-old pub with listed status, unique historic interior including Terrazzo-tiled floors, and a universal fanbase