Craft beer outlet coming to Manchester
A microbrewery called Beatnikz Republic has plans to open a bar in central Manchester.
The idea behind the new venture is that customers will appreciate a blend of craft beer and street food. Businesses in the food and drink sector can use flyer printing in Manchester for promotional purposes.
Paul Greetham, the head brewer, wants to offer consumers guest ales, coffee, wine and soft drinks alongside his own products. However, he does think that the changing food offer will prove to be particularly popular. Greetham told the Manchester Evening News:
The precise location of the bar will be announced nearer the time of launch. Nevertheless, it has been established that the business shall be situated in the vicinity of St Peter’s Square and Market Street.
Greetham admitted that the firm found it hard to work in a different location. He suggested that the old premises had been unsuitable for winter weather. He implied that the success of some events might have been affected by a shortage of space if change had not been embraced.
The idea behind the new venture is that customers will appreciate a blend of craft beer and street food. Businesses in the food and drink sector can use flyer printing in Manchester for promotional purposes.
Paul Greetham, the head brewer, wants to offer consumers guest ales, coffee, wine and soft drinks alongside his own products. However, he does think that the changing food offer will prove to be particularly popular. Greetham told the Manchester Evening News:
“The popularity of street food has gone a bit crazy in the last few years. There are so many amazing, passionate people making really interesting food. The traders we have spoken to love the idea - they can have a permanent home for a month and people can come and have maybe Ghanaian street food one month and Italian the next.”
The precise location of the bar will be announced nearer the time of launch. Nevertheless, it has been established that the business shall be situated in the vicinity of St Peter’s Square and Market Street.
Greetham admitted that the firm found it hard to work in a different location. He suggested that the old premises had been unsuitable for winter weather. He implied that the success of some events might have been affected by a shortage of space if change had not been embraced.