Food hall, brewery and garden plan go-ahead
Manchester Evening News|June 17, 2022
PLANS have been approved for a new food hall, brewery, night market, urban garden and beer hall complex in the city centre.
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Food hall, brewery and garden plan go-ahead

'The Foundry, on Store Street and Ducie Street in Piccadilly, is to be created by the people behind the likes of Ramona, The Firehouse, Gorilla and Trof.

The 3,000-capacity venue is on the site of the former Presbar Diecast foundry, dating back to 1870, and is just on the edges of Ancoats and the Northern Quarter. The site has been given 'temporary' approval for three years, as the council believe the area will be undergoing significant change and regeneration after this.

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