BrickHouse Social

You'll find this sprawling three-storey playground tucked behind Piccadilly, where American diner vibes collide with Manchester's late-night energy. The ground floor serves up proper comfort food alongside craft cocktails, while upstairs you can shoot pool with views over the city from their roof terrace. When the sun goes down, head to the basement where Day of the Dead murals and thumping beats take over. The food leans heavily into NYC diner territory – think loaded burgers, wings that actually have bite, and brunches that'll sort you right out after a heavy night. It's the kind of place where you can roll up for lunch and somehow find yourself still there at 2am, which honestly feels like exactly what they're going for.