The Mancunian Way: Fancy some grub?

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There are so many brilliant places to eat, drink and have fun here in Greater Manchester that I struggle to fit them all into this newsletter. But week-in week-out the Manchester Evening News’ What’s On team talk about the new openings and the great places you can enjoy. With the Bank Holiday approaching I thought I’d take a look at some of their recent recommendations.

This is your last Mancunian Way until next Tuesday, so I hope you all have a lovely long weekend and manage to get a bit of a rest as we welcome Spring.

Whether it’s a walk along Castlefield Viaduct - Manchester’s answer to the New York High Line - or a tour of Elizabeth Gaskell’s house, there’s something to entertain everyone over the long weekend.

What’s On editor Jenna Campbell has compiled this huge list of ideas which will inspire even the most stoic couch potato (that’s me).

At Kampus - that new amalgamation of flats and eateries off Aytoun Street - there is a four-day long party in the canalside beer garden. Nell’s, Pollen, Great North Pie, The Beeswing wine bar and Yum Cha are all in residence and Seven Bro7hers Brewing Co and Three Little Words will be joining for the season.

As for music - Peter Hook & The Light will be at the Albert Hall for three-nights from tonight where they will play Joy Division and New Order songs. And it would be remiss of me not to mention Manchester Punk Festival - that lairy funfest run entirely by volunteers which will see 140 bands playing over three days. I think there are still a