Soup Kitchen, Manchester, is a 200 capacity live music and club venue based in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
With a gritty urban feel, the award winning Soup Kitchen is a great basement venue to catch up and coming indie bands, rock bands, electronica and dance acts as well as DJs.
Contact Soup Kitchen:
31-33 Spear Street, Manchester, M1 1DF
Tel 0161 236 5100
Email info@soupkitchenmcr.co.uk
web https://soupkitchen.mcr.co.uk
twitter @soupkitchenmcr
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Facilities:
Food – yes in the ground floor restaurant
Drink – yes
Layout – standing – end stage
Access – limited – contact venue
Parking – limited on-street parking subject to restrictions, car parks nearby
Cloakroom – yes
Box office – no
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