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Mojo

Ian Jones, Food and Drink Editor
Mojo

Head to Mojo on the right night, and you could be in for the most raucous, tabletop-dancing night of your year. Based on Manchester’s Bridge Street, this rock ‘n’ roll-themed cocktail bar is wildly popular with the city’s post-work bar crew and if that’s not the ultimate stamp of approval then what on earth is?

As for New Year? At Mojo they’re cutting out the rubbish and hosting a good old New Year’s Party with a night of impeccable music and an abundance of alcohol.  Table packages are £20.00pp (based on a group of six). Each person will receive a welcome cocktail, two drinks vouchers, a mini Jager and a bottle of prosecco for the table. Food can be added on for an extra £5.00pp, with either a choice of a main or two appetisers.

Latest time for a food table is 9pm and drinks table 1030pm. Bookings available through emailing the venue directly.

59 Bridge StManchesterM3 3BQ View map
Telephone: 08456118643 Visit Now

Opening Hours

  • Monday5:00pm - 4:00am
  • Tuesday5:00pm - 4:00am
  • Wednesday5:00pm - 4:00am
  • Thursday5:00pm - 4:00am
  • Friday5:00pm - 5:00am
  • Saturday12:00pm - 5:00am
  • Sunday5:00pm - 4:00am

Always double check opening hours with the venue before making a special visit.

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