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The Lawn Club

Ian Jones, Food and Drink Editor
The Lawn Club

Always one step ahead, The Lawn Club has come up with something unique this winter: a brand-new pop-up yurt, packed with all things festive. We’re talking twinkling lights, faux fur and foliage, all at the heart of Spinningfields. Here’s where to go for festive dining in Manchester,  plus a huge range of drinks, as well as live music throughout the festive period. Looking for the perfect place for a work’s do? You can book the yurt out, providing you have a group of four or more.

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