| Firehouse Manchester: reliable food, classic drinks and a trendy atmosphere | The small plates restaurant in Ancoats takes after its sister restaurant Ramona, with a cosy environment that is a must visit for your next special occasion or winter evening treat | Read More |
| Summer drinks that will float your boat | Romantic, refreshing, and rewarding: these drink recipes are a must-try this summer. | Read More |
| Coffee shops return with a latte new festive drinks | With so many festive additions, which menus will make you frappé this Christmas? | Read More |
| Five drinks to celebrate a lockdown St Patricks Day | Not sure what to drink on St. Patricks Day? We’ve got you covered! | Read More |
| Your Pret BaFREEsta: Pret provides students with free hot drinks for a month | Pippa Dennis tells us all about how you can get free coffee from Pret for a month, and how it might make the pandemic slightly more bearable… | Read More |
Manchester Universities are second cheapest in the UK for a round of drinks | The Manchester Universities have been ranked as having the second cheapest round in the UK, having just been beaten by the Leeds Universities. | Read More | |
The Freshers’ Drinks Guide | Adam Fearn offers his opinions on four beverages that you’ll definitely be drinking within your first weeks of university | Read More | |
Adventures of a drinks enthusiast | Don’t settle for the run of the mill soft drinks, and maybe even pass on the beer once in a while, and indulge in these fine offerings. | Read More | |
Christmas Party Drinks | It’s nearly time to open the first chocolate in your advent calendar! It’s not just me who still gets one, right? And that means the sometimes dauntingly boozy festive season is upon us, but what the fuss can you rustle up in terms of Christmas party drinks, both boozy and non-boozy? Beer and wine is […] | Read More | |
Top 5 Movie Drinks | This Freshers’ Week there is a high chance you might drink some alcohol, so why not use that opportunity to get really cinematic? | Read More | |
| Coffee Talk Tokyo review: a lo-fi respite worthy of your time | Chorus Worldwide Games head to Tokyo with the newsest installment in the brew-making visual novel series Coffee Talk | Read More |
| Live review: Balu Brigada turn Academy 2 into a portal of indie-pop euphoria | The Kiwi brothers return to Manchester for their first headline show, bringing an evening of genre-blurring ambition | Read More |
| Meningitis B outbreak: Symptoms, risks and latest updates | The recent meningitis B outbreak in the UK linked to a Kent nightclub has raised concerns among students | Read More |
| Albert’s Schloss St Patrick’s Day bash: a review | For St Patrick’s Day, Albert’s Schloss has gone all out and is hosting celebrations all month. Is it the craic or does it crack under pressure? | Read More |
| Album review: Kim Gordon shakes off her Sonic Youth reputation on ‘PLAY ME’ | Cultural icon Kim Gordon returns with a solo album that refuses to be palatable | Read More |
| Six books to read for International Women’s Day | Women’s writing has always been at the forefront of narrative and genre innovation, and here are six books that prove just that | Read More |
| Manchester matcha brand finds permanent home | Looking to satiate a matcha craving but want to get the real deal? Matcha Kyoto have opened their first permanent shop in Albert Square | Read More |
| Have a date to remember this Valentine’s: MCR’s most magical | St. Valentine’s day swiftly approaching and still no idea where to go? Look no further, here are the best spots to take a date for drinks or dinner | Read More |
| Ornella’s Little Kitchen Review: A new Italian offer found at Freight Island | One of the most acclaimed Italian restaurants in Manchester, Ornella’s captures our attention once more with their new bottomless brunch at their second location in Freight Island | Read More |
| Fractured British Left on campus: Interviews with Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Student Left | To gain a better understanding of national politics impact on campus politics, we sat down with committee members from Manchester Labour Students and Manchester Students Left. | Read More |