Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

13:00 - Robert Owen Brown & Andrew Nutter, Proper Local Food Day

Visit Manchester's Proper Local Food Day aims to celebrate the fantastic rural food and drink producers that Greater Manchester has to offer. The Cookery Theatre will host a Proper Local Food Cook Off between two of Manchest's favourite homegrown chefs - Robert Owen Brown and Andrew Nutter ( pictured). Both Chefs will take to the stage and battle to make the best dish with the ingredients brought along by Greater Manchester's producers. Expect fireworks people - we hear its serious!

15:00 - Laurence Tottingham, Aumbry

Laurence Tottingham of the London Road, is the former sous chef from Blumenthal's Hind's and has previously worked with him at the Fat Duck and Steve Midgely of Grado (Manchester). He says his favourite restaurant is in Barcelona, called Cal Pepe. Lawrence is currently at the Aumbry, Prestwich.

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

12:00 - Kim Lal, Zouk

Kim will demonstrate some of Zouks traditonal Indian, Pakistani and Arabic cuisine cooked using a mixture of techniques. 

13:00 - Sean Bird, Chef, Food Writer and Columnist

Seasonal Patisseirie and Local Cake Demo

13:00 - Frank Bourdoni, Kaleido

Classically trained TV chef Frank has worked in many of the UK's most prestigious kitchens. He has trained in the kitchens of the Roux brothers and Brian Turner, and is renowned for his internationally influenced cooking on TV shows including UKTV Food and Saturday Kitchen. Alongside Kaleido's highly acclaimed executive chef, Paul Riley, who is originally from Rochdale, Frank's will demonstrate some of Kaleido's signature dishes.

17:00 - Robert Cox, Michael Caines Restaurant at Abode

Robert Cox took over as Executive Chef at ABode Manchester in January 2012. Robert has worked at the Michael Caines Restaurant at ABode Exeter and has been at ABode Manchester for the past four years. He originally studied Hospitality Management at Manchester Metropolitan University where he earned a BA. He realised he wanted to become a top chef after eating at French temples of gastronomy such as the 3-Michelin star restaurants Michel Bras and Maison Pic. In addition to working with Michael Caines, he has completed formative stages at L'Enclume in the Lake District, Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles and The Square in London.

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

12:00 - Alex Connell , Cordon Vert Cookery School

Alex Connell, Principle tutor from The Vegetarian Society's Cordon Vert Cookery School will be demonstrating a range of exciting vegetarian dishes in the main cookery theatre. He will show you how to make superb paella packed full of flavours from Spain, delicious sweet and sour crispy tofu, a delight to the senses, and a sweet potato burger with griddled pineapple and chilli salsa to satisfy even the biggest hunger. Alex will be happy to answer your culinary conundrums and provide inspiration for your dining pleasure.  For more information have a look atwww.cordonvert.co.uk

13:00 - The Culinary Team , Yang Sing

The highly acclaimed Yang Sing sets the standard both within Manchester and beyond as a Cantonese restaurant of the highest quality. The legend goes from strength to strength offering market fresh, innovative, gourmet food and individually designed banquets.
The Yang Sing was founded in November 1977 by two generations of the Yeung family and based in George Street, Manchester, and in 1983 was the first ever 'ethnic' restaurant to be awarded a Pestle & Mortar (the highest accolade accorded by the Good Food Guide) 
In January 2012, Bonnie and Yin Heng were the third generation of the Yeung's to join the business, keeping it in the family.

14:00 - Gusto , Gusto

Pizza making masterclasses with Gusto. Kids will get to create their own pizzas to take home and bake with top chefs from Gusto Restaruant. 

15:00 - Eric Moreau, 63 Degrees

The Moreau family have always had a very French love of good food. After living in Manchester for more than a year, Alexandre convinced his father and head chef Eric and mother Florence to move from Paris and share this love of good food with his adopted city. Together, they have opened a Moreau family restaurant called 63°, where the food is an expression of modern French cuisine, using only locally sourced, fresh ingredients and cooking designed to delight the senses and convey a whole new world of taste.If you love coffee, you'll know that many believe that 63° is the perfect temperature at which to serve it. But Eric Moreau will tell you that it's also the temperature of a unique cooking technique that he's perfected after many years of experimentation. Cooked long and low at 63°, poultry tastes like you've never tasted it before, incomparably tender and full of unforgettable flavours.

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro

Chili Banana

Fresh Thai dishes served from a ‘tuk tuk’, cooked with the finest local produce.

Crepes Temptation

Deliciously sweet traditional French crepes and savoury, gluten-free galettes

Ank Marvin

For ‘starvin’ Festival goers, Ank offers a range of exotic game served with handmade preserves.

The Office by Mark Addy

From the imagination of Robert Owen Brown, a wacky yet gourmet street food experience.

Harvey Nichols

Elegantly-styled French food, served with panache.

Streatza Mobile Pizzeria

Wood-fired pizza from the mobile kitchen that is housed in a beautiful 1969 Citroen van.

Chaat Cart

Typical vegetarian Indian roadside snacks made with organic local produce from Manchester.

The Fresh Lemonade Company

Traditional hand-pressed lemonade.

Solsolet

Catalan dishes such as noodle paella and mash doughnuts.

Tampopo

Recreating flavours and aromas from East Asia.

Churros Susanna

Spanish doughnuts, served with Spanish chocolate and cinnamon.

63 Degrees

Contemporary French food including beech- smoked duck and mini macaroons.

Zouk

Chicken tikka wraps, balti-style curries as well as lamb or chicken masala and more.

Ginger’s Comfort Emporium

A winner at last year’s British Street Food Awards, tuck into flavours like marmalade and salted caramel.

Almost Famous

Popping up with their infamous burgers.

Everyday is Like Sundae

Bringing a bit of seaside glamour to the Fest with classics such as 99 ice creams.

Chaophraya

A taste of Bangkok in Manchester city centre, plus a mini masterclass area.

Fresh Falafel

Hot falafel wraps with a choice of different accompaniments such as fresh chilli or tahini.

Pancake Corner

Sweet and savoury pancakes.

Levanter Fine Foods

Spain comes to Manchester with traditional paella, and other dishes made from ingredients made in small, artisan villages in Granada.

All Star Lanes

Expect a US-extravaganza from the forthcoming 1950s themed bowling alley and restaurant.

El Kantina

Fast, fresh and tasty Mexican street food including ‘Cowboy Burritos’ with slow-roasted, spicy pulled pork wrapped in a soft flour tortilla.

Fire and Slice Pizza

Serving up gourmet pizza cooked in a clay wood fired oven.

Coffee Carriage

Trained in the art of coffee making by Lavazza, Italy's favourite and largest coffee company.

Castro