Free fizz for new Manchester and Salford university graduates at this top Indian restaurant
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
- City of Manchester, Sponsored, Students
Students who are graduating from Manchester and Salford Universities can celebrate in style at Zouk Tea Bar and Grill Manchester with complimentary fizz with every booking.
The award-winning restaurant is the perfect place to celebrate. It’s a favourite haunt of musicians, footballers, comedians and TV stars including Canadian rapper Drake who stopped by for a curry after performing on his latest tour earlier this year.
Graduates who book a table for lunch or dinner before or after their graduation will enjoy a complimentary glass of prosecco, or a bottle for parties of 6 or more, to go with Zouk’s tasty Indian and Pakistani-inspired food.
The busy 300 seat restaurant is within easy reach of Manchester University on Chester Street so it’s well-placed for graduation celebrations.
It has an all-weather outdoor terrace with a VIP booth which can be booked for guests to enjoy food, drinks and shish to celebrate their achievements.
Inside, graduates can stop by the stunning, modern bar to try one of the 40 different cocktails on the drinks menu with signature Zouk Breeze and Pornstar Martinis to continue the celebration.
Relax in one of Zouk’s booths for a special occasion on the ground floor and overlook the open plan kitchen, choosing from the lunchtime menu or evening dishes.
The large mezzanine upstairs can be hired for large private parties so you can enjoy your night with all your family and friends.
Quote ‘Graduation’ on booking. Offer available July 2017 to graduates of Manchester and Salford Universities at Zouk in Manchester. Non-drinkers can enjoy a mocktail for each graduate or a jug of their chosen mocktail for tables of 6 or more.
Zouk Tea Bar & Grill, Unit 5, The Quadrangle, Chester Street, Manchester M1 5QS
- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
- It was first published on 19 May 2017 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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