Tiger Tiger is closing – but a garden of Eden themed bar is coming to the Printworks
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 5 years ago
- City of Manchester
Printworks party bar Tiger Tiger is set to close, with a new all-day dining and drinking destination set to take its place this summer.
Eden Manchester, owners say, will provide “a playground of sensory delights for the city’s revellers,” with three nightclub experiences under one roof.
The three-floor venue will boast an outdoor terrace, providing a sun-drenched hideaway in the city for al fresco occasions bottomless brunches and daytime soirées, turning into a late-night party venue come evening.
In terms of dining, there will be a globally inspired menu from morning to night from wood-fired grills to authentic sourdough pizzas. Daytime activities will include masterclasses and entertainment.
In the early evening, expect botanical-themed artisan cocktails, craft beer and wines. For diners, the open kitchen provides the perfect setting for date nights, dinner with friends or a celebration.
At night, Eden is all about the energetic nightclub, with happy hours, ticketed events, live entertainment, DJs and VIP service.
A range of experiences will include state-of-the-art club room which will host dance music, a retro inspired 80s, 90s and 00s party with flashing dancefloor, and an old school 90’s club room.
If you want to sing, there’ll be a state of the art karaoke system, private booths and eclectic music mix of over 1000 songs.
“We’re hugely excited to bring this brand-new botanical inspired, all-day destination concept to Manchester,” said Doug Waldron, Eden Manchester’s general manager.
“Eden will be a truly captivating space, modern and eclectic and perfect for all occasions.
“We really wanted to create a paradise in the city where people can escape to, no matter what time of day it is.
“From an elegant drinking den and premium dining offering, to late-night entertainment, Eden is the place to drink, dance, dine and discover.”
- This article was last updated 5 years ago.
- It was first published on 3 June 2019 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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