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SUSTAINABLE - ETHICAL - DELICIOUS
OPEN KITCHEN CAFE
AT PEOPLE'S HISTORY MUSEUM
Left Bank, Spinningfields, Manchester City Centre, M3 3ER
Open Kitchen Cafe at People’s History Museum
Our cafe offer at People’s History Museum has changed recently (statement as of Nov 24). We are working with our amazing partners at PHM to create new event spaces to meet increased demand for ethical and attractive venue hire spaces in Manchester City Centre.
As part of this transformation the existing cafe space has reduced in size and we have streamlined our food offer. The cafe at People’s History Museum has a strong focus on offering great value to museum visitors, including families, while still ensuring that all of our products are sustainable and ethical.
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You’ll find organic Fairtrade coffees and teas, ethically sourced soft drinks, vegan and gluten free cakes, and a range of sandwiches and salad bowls.
Our wider project to create beautiful and ethical event spaces within the museum has made it necessary to reduce the food menu within the cafe, and you may find that the cafe is not the “foodie” venue it once was. We apologise to any of our cafe customers who enjoyed our previous small and large plates menu! Please know that this is part of a structured project with our amazing partners at People’s History Museum to create new and unique event spaces that will help to create financial sustainability at PHM for years to come.
HERE'S WHERE WE ARE
Open Kitchen at People's History Museum
Left Bank, Spinningfields, Manchester City Centre
M3 3ER
We’re just a 4 minute walk from Salford Central Station. If you’re heading to Deansgate you’re just a 6 minute walk away and that’ll take you to the heart of the city centre and all the best Manchester must-sees and dos within walking distance.
Open Kitchen Policy: Fly-posting & environmental damage
Open Kitchen is a sustainability organisation, and the environment is at the heart of everything we do. We define fly-posting as the placement of any promotional materials for any event, cause or organisation (posters, stickers or bills) that are put up without the permission of our management team. Fly-posting, particularly the use of stickers which use glue and plastics, cause environmental damage. It is Open Kitchen’s policy to ban anyone associated with an organisation that fly-posts within our cafe site. This policy is based on our wish to protect the environment, and is applied regardless of the content of the promotional materials.