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B.EAT STREET MCR

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B.EAT STREET MCR

Great Northern Warehouse, 235 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4EN
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Housed within the Great Northern Warehouse, B.EAT STREET has closed to the public on a regular basis and is set to reopen as a private hire event space only.

What's on near B.EAT STREET MCR

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