New Irish bar Nancy Spains to open in the Northern Quarter - but it won't be serving Guinness!
A renowned Irish bar is earmarked to open later this month in the Northern Quarter.
Nancy Spains is set to open its doors on Saturday, March 15, at Hilton Street.
The pub will bring its signature blend of authentic Irish hospitality, live music and Murphy’s pints to the city.
This highly anticipated launch marks the pub’s expansion outside of London, introducing a new destination for those seeking the ultimate traditional Irish pub experience.
The first 5,000 pints of Murphy’s poured will be just £2.50 to celebrate the opening day.
This exclusive offer will be the first chance for Mancunians to experience the warm, welcoming atmosphere that has established Nancy Spains as one of London’s favourite pubs.
Designed to honour Irish culture while embracing the dynamic energy of its new location, Nancy Spains Manchester will feature a carefully curated selection of drinks, including an array of Irish whiskeys and their infamous pints of Murphy’s Stout (you won’t find Guinness at this Irish pub), live music performances, and a lively late-night setting.
With two popular venues in London, Nancy Spains merges the warmth and spirit of classic Irish hospitality, creating a space that feels both familiar and new.
Rooted in Nancy Spain’s legacy, the team of three brothers behind the pub travelled all over their home county of rural Kerry, researching traditional Irish pubs to help craft their vision for Nancy Spains; a gathering place that balances the comforts of a traditional pub with the vibrancy of the city.
Peter O’Halloran, co-founder of Nancy Spains said: “We’re so excited to be launching in Manchester, bringing Nancy Spains to the heart of the Northern Quarter.
“Slainte!”
Nancy Spains will operate Monday to Thursday from 4pm to 12am and Friday to Sunday 1pm to 2am.