Christmas themed bar Miracle On Cross Street is coming to Manchester
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 3 years ago
- Food & Drink
Liverpool’s much-loved Christmas themed bar Miracle on Seel Street will be heading to Manchester this Christmas.
Miracle On Cross Street will open for the first time in the city centre on Wednesday 17th November, just a stone’s throw from Manchester Christmas Markets.
The grown-up Christmas bar will be adorned in festive fairy lights, tinsel, and a Christmas tree that’s bursting with baubles, not to mention stockings, snowflakes and candy canes.
Guests can tuck into festive nibbles whilst working their way through the Christmas cocktail menu, such as the bar’s Espresso-Ho-Ho-Ho Martini.
The bar also has a variety of wines, beers, spirits and its very own mulled wine and Irish Cream.
Christmas movie nights
Miracle on Cross Street will also be hosting special Christmas movie nights where guests can watch their favourite festive films. Think Elf, Home Alone, Love Actually and more.
The Christmas-themed bar will also be available to book for private hire. Minimum spend applies, and the maximum capacity is 50 people.
Miracle on Cross Street’s Director, John Ennis, said: “We’re so excited to introduce Miracle to Manchester for the first time this year. It’s the perfect place for couples, groups of friends or private functions in the most festive environment.
“Guests can sit back and soak up the festive fun with a Christmas cocktail and nibbles in hand. We’ll also be hosting movie nights on Wednesdays and Sundays where the best Christmas films will be shown. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we can’t wait to welcome our guests who may be visiting the Christmas markets, doing some Christmas shopping or just want to get involved in the festivities.”
Miracle on Cross Street is open Wednesday and Thursday from 5pm until late and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 4pm-late, with the last seating at 11pm. The bar is strictly over 18.
Tickets for Miracle on Cross Street
Walk-ins are available, but tickets are strongly encouraged to avoid disappointment. Tickets are £15 per person, with guests securing a seat as well as a drinks voucher to redeem a complimentary Irish cream or mulled wine, Christmas hat, candy cane, Miracle on Cross Street pin and mince pie (vegan mince pies available upon request). Tickets can be purchased via this link.
- This article was last updated 3 years ago.
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