Manchester Evening News

Manchester Evening News
The rate of new restaurant and bar openings in the city is three times that of London
Manchester’s food and drink scene is continuing to boom – despite a recent spate of high profile closures and the ongoing casual dining crunch.
The city’s bar and restaurant scene is growing at a faster rate than anywhere in the country, outstripping London three times over.
The net number of new openings in the city centre has increased by 22% over the last five years, research by food and drink analytics company CGA reveals.
Northern cities including Liverpool and Leeds were close behind, with net growth of 18% and 17% respectively over the same period, from 2013 to 2018. In London, the figure stood under 7%.

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