Bar 38, Manchester

This distinctive bar was the first to inhabit the Great Northern Experience complex at the bottom of Peter Street, and is unusual on account of its dynamic triangular wedge-like shape in shiny steel and glass. Along with its sister bar on Canal Street (in the Gay Village), it is well-known for its unique style, fashionable food, and great popularity with the local business fraternity, particularly during lunchtimes and early evenings. The menu at Bar 38 changes every two weeks, and offers bistro-style food. Breakfast is served from 10a and plenty of coffee options with sandwiches, pastries and desserts are served throughout the day. More substantial meals include Sicilian sausages with poppy seed mash and red pepper gravy.

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