Urban Cookhouse celebrate Independence Day with American-themed party
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Food & Drink
Manchester’s newest American-style indy serves up a star-spangled dinner…
Urban Cookhouse threw a party on July 4th to celebrate American Independence Day. The star-spangled dinner featured a special menu which included stateside favourites such as mini burgers, ribs and donuts.
‘The recently launched
menu brings a taste of
downtown New York
to Princess Street’
And one lucky attendee, Chrissie Allan, won an American flag mosaic donated by talented local artist, Mark Kennedy.
Urban Cookhouse is an American-style eatery offering a sophisticated take on the cosmopolitan flavours of downtown New York and is one of Manchester’s newest independent bar/restaurants.
The recently launched menu brings a taste of downtown New York to Princess Street offering classic American-style dishes such as the Urban Legend Burger, the 125th Street Sub and Cookhouse Frank, and more exotic flavours such as Thai Green Hake.
Proprietor Tim Coulston said, “We love a good party here at Urban Cookhouse, so what better way to celebrate our independence as a business and showcase our fantastic New York inspired food and cocktails – it just had to be an Independence Day Party!”
You don’t have to wait till Independence Day next year to enjoy Urban Cookhouse so get yourself booked in, and don’t forget they offer a fantastic lunch deal with any main dish plus a drink for just £9.95, everyday.
CONTACT & BOOK
54 Princess Street, Manchester M1 6HS
0161 235 8768
- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
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