All Star Lanes: £10 Kids Deal
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
- Sport
From the bowling to the delicious milkshakes and food, All Star Lanes MCR have it covered. The adults can relax at the bar (or join in) while the youngsters bowl and sip on fruit juice.
Offer
Available before 5pm, any kid’s main, a soft drink, dessert and one game of bowling for £10 per child.
Mains such as cheeseburger, fish fingers and southern fried chicken all with fries. The kids can even get the popular mac & cheese. They’re small. Even for kids portions but you can’t grumble at the value considering a game of bowling and a two course dinner. For dessert, the kids can choose from oatmeal & peanut butter fudge cakes, pecan pie or ice-cream. View the whole menu here.
Contact
The Great Northern, 235 Deansgate, Manchester M3 4EN
For all enquiries or to make a booking please call 0161 871 3600 or email [email protected]
- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
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