Winner Winner Chicken Dinner! Tuesday’s at All Star Lanes
- By I Love MCR
- Last Updated 7 years ago
All Star Lanes Manchester opened for business on 2nd March at the city’s historic Great Northern development, representing the first foray outside of London for the brand.
“We’re bowled over (sorry) and now seriously addicted to mac & cheese, bowling and bourbon.” was the I Love’o’meter in our review of All Star Lanes…
The concept brings together authentic American food, quality cocktails, and boutique bowling… a combination that has been a huge hit in the capital attracting the likes of Kate Moss, Prince Harry and Alexa Chung.
The venue has proved to be a hit in Manchester hosting more than 15,000 covers in its first couple of months trading, and serving up more than 2000 of their famous burgers in the a la carte American restaurant.
Now All Star Lanes are turning their attention to chicken with the launch of Tuesday’s ‘Chicken Dinner’ experience. With southern fried chicken the ‘new burger’ in food trend terms, the team are serving up a sweet early-week deal of chicken, sweet potato fries, gravy and a game of bowling for an incredible £12. Try the creamy mash instead of the fries… serious!
A great option for plucky customers!
Offer available every Tuesday from 4pm – late.
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Advance booking is advisable on 0161 8713 600 or email [email protected]
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