PRINKS! Dive NQ launches Saturday night pre-drinks experience to start the weekend in style
- Written by Lee Bennett
- Last updated 6 years ago
- City of Manchester, Food & Drink, Sponsored
Everyone’s favourite subterranean basement bar and eatery just got even better.
Quirky Northern Quarter bar Dive is a haven for lovers of American-style food and sport by day and a late night bar open until 5am all weekend for night owl party animals.
With an all-American theme throughout, this quirky NQ venue takes foodie inspiration from the States, with a menu featuring monstrous food challenges.
The venue has launched PRINKS, a Saturday night pre-drinks event for all weekend partiers to get you well and truly in the mood for a night full of great booze and drunken shenanigans. It’s perfect for anyone planning a big night out on the town.
You are invited to book a spot at the pre-drinks event between 7pm and 1am every Saturday night. With a range of bevs and offers available throughout the evening, you’re guaranteed to walk away from Dive NQ fairly inebriated no matter your budget.
Offers include bottles of champagne or spirits for £80 each or two for £150, and a variety of everyone’s favourite shots costing just £15 for 6 – that’s just £2.50 per shot.
Exclusive premium cocktails are £6.50 each or four for £20. We challenge you to find any upmarket city centre venue offering cocktails for a fiver each.
And you don’t have to worry about queuing up for ages every time you need a refill from the bar because table service is available at no extra cost.
Plus, if you get a little peckish on your mission to drunkenness, there’s a special treats menu for prink-ers to line their stomachs for the night ahead.
Resident DJ’s will be performing live from 7pm to provide the perfect soundtrack to your Saturday night, spinning a mix of RnB, house, hip-hop and the biggest and best tunes around.
All you have to do is get the Saturday night squad together and prepare for the ultimate night out pre-party
After a pre-drinks shindig at Dive NQ, you’ll never want to settle for boring prinks at your mates pad ever again.
Booths/tables are subject to availability.
- This article was last updated 6 years ago.
- It was first published on 5 April 2019 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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