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The Alchemist in Spinningfields doubles in size
Located in Spinningfields, the business, retail and residential development of Manchester, The Alchemist has been a hit since its opening in November 2011.
When the opportunity to expand came along, its parent company Living Ventures took it, doubling the size to 5,200 sq ft.
Seating has doubled both inside and outside with 116 covers in the restaurant, and 140 on the outdoor terrace.
There are four Alchemist bars, two in Manchester, one in Leeds and one in London and the company hope to expand in the coming year.
Living Ventures owns many of Manchester’s well loved brands including Gusto, Australasia and Artisan.
CEO of Living Ventures, Tim Bacon, said: “We are delighted that the bigger and brighter Alchemist is set to re-open in Spinningfields.
“The original and fire-starter for the Spinningfields we see now, the Alchemist opened in 2011 and was an instant hit if a little on the small size so when the opportunity arose to acquire half of the old All Saints site we jumped at the chance to let the Alchemist grow.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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