Pieminister Pie Shop – Northern Quarter
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Food & Drink
PieMinister have opened a pie shop in Manchester, Church Street in the Northern Quarter…
In 2002 Tristan Hogg and Jon Simon hatched a plan – to create the most delicious and wholesome pie the British public had ever tasted. In June 2003 the first official pieminister pie was born. Soon to follow was a pie shop in Bristol. A few years have gone by and Pieminister are now stocked around the country.
“LIVE & EAT PIE.”
Already known by many in the North West for its amazing pies, the Pieminister’s eatery offers first-rate food and cider all day and evening, to eat-in or take away.
Jon Simon, pieminister founder says: ”The people of Manchester know a thing or two about good pies so we’re flattered to have had such a great response already to our arrival. Many first discovered our pies at Glastonbury and the other music festivals we pitch up at each summer, probably washed down with a cider. Now you can experience this perfect pairing all year round, without having to leave town!”
LOCATION
53 Church Street, Manchester, M4 1PD
CONTACT
0871 978 8045
- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
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