Second Wrap It Up! coming to Manchester
Fast food chain Wrap It Up! Has announced plans to launch a second eatery in Manchester.
The company, which already operates a restaurant in Deansgate, has signed up for a 875 sq ft ground floor unit at One Piccadilly Gardens on a 10-year lease.
Real estate advisor Savills represented property fund manager Legal & General Property (LGP) during the transaction, which will see Wrap It Up! paying an annual rent of £26k.
Since it acquired One Piccadilly Gardens in 2014, LGP has invested in revamping the building’s retail frontage.
Existing tenants at the site include American-inspired restaurant chain Byron Burger, coffee shop and café Pret a Manger, and Italian eatery Ask.
LGP senior fund manager Mark Russell said: “We are extremely pleased that Wrap It Up! has chosen One Piccadilly Gardens for its second site in Manchester, further enhancing the variety of food choices on offer at the scheme and supporting our wider improvement plans.
“The location benefits from a high footfall of office workers, commuters and shoppers, making it ideal for this type of healthy fast food offer.”
Founded in 2006, Wrap It Up! today operates a network of 12 London stores and one in Manchester. The One Piccadilly Gardens restaurant will be the firm’s fourteenth.
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