Christmas ‘carol-oke’ cabins return to Manchester as festive celebrations get underway
- Written by Georgina Pellant
- Last updated 4 years ago
- City of Manchester, Food & Drink, Nightlife
Christmas karaoke cabins are back again this year as popular festive pop-up Alpine village Bar Hütte returns to Spinningfields.
Which means it’s time to get your carol-oke on. After all, nothing quite says ‘Christmas party season’ like a mic and a festive tune.
You’ll find the popular karaoke huts right in the middle of Spinningfields Square, off Deansgate.
With room for up to ten people at once, ‘carol-oke’ machines hold everything from seasonal favourites to chart-topping classics.
Whether your Christmas jam is Rockin’ Robin or more All I Want for Christmas, festive revellers can belt out Christmas classics to their heart’s content from inside the private Alpine-themed hüttes.
Meanwhile, festive food and drinks – including warming Christmas cocktails – are brought straight to your table by a private host.
New additions to the menu this year include the Makers Tart, a delicious mix of Makers Mark bourbon, cherry liqueur and hot chocolate topped with whipped cream, a hot Sipsmith and gingerbread, and a Highland Park whisky hot toddy.
Private huts are combined with a larger public area which will host live music on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Cabins can be reserved online with prices starting from £45.
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