The city’s Principal Hotel will house the conference on the 16 May, which includes top tips on running comedy nights, an overview on the food delivery sector, advice from successful operators and how best to deal with a crisis.
This will be followed the MA500 crowd pounding the pavements of Manchester to see what the city has to offer:
Bundobust
A stone’s throw from the city’s Northern Quarter is beer and Indian joint Bundobust. This is the company’s second site, following on from its success in Leeds. Gujurat-inspired street food and craft beer from local and international breweries.
Northern Monk Refectory
Leeds-based Northern Monk brewer and operator opened its Northern Quarter taproom in September last year where guests can choose from 16 keg lines, four cask and three draught cocktails alongside four mixed cocktails.
While the taproom, unsurprisingly, serves many Northern Monk beers, drinkers can also choose from a variety of guest brews.
Blackdog Ballroom
This New York-style venue combines a bar, diner and pool hall in the city’s Northern Quarter.
Its popular brunches, impromptu cocktails and late-night partying make it a hit with guests alongside a carefully curated cocktail list and American food offer,
Flight Club
With an electric atmosphere combined with a mind-blowing experience, Flight Club claims to be the world’s first ‘social darts’ venue.
A traditional game of darts that has been transformed with exciting multiplayer games to create a social experience like no other for groups of three to 300.
Impossible
A hidden gin palace, an immersive nightclub as well as food dishes inspired by the boroughs of Manchester, Impossible combines the best of food, drink and experience to entice punters in.
