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Unit 51,520 sqft (141.2 sqm)Café / deli opportunity in the heart of Manchester city centre

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55 King Street occupies a prominent position amid the hustle and bustle of Manchester’s Central Business District. Long established

as the city’s central business core the area benefits from a wealth of prestigious office buildings and affluent workers. The location

has excellent connections for shoppers in the city’s main retail areas on St Ann’s Square and The Arndale Centre on Market Street,

which are only a few minutes’ walk away.

King Street has shown strong growth in the leisure and dining market with increasing demand for new sites as regional, national

and London based operators recognise the Central Business District’s potential. Burger & Lobster, Zizzi and Miller & Carter have all

opened recently with Grand Pacific and others coming soon. The food and beverage market in Manchester looks bright and

55 King Street is ideally placed to benefit from this strong city-centre demand.

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A landmark building and formerly the headquarters of RBS/NatWest in Manchester. The ground floor at 55 King Street is

15,500 sqft with planning consent for a mix of retail and leisure uses while the six upper floors contain 76,000 sqft of

prestigious office space. Current ground floor tenants include Bang & Olufsen, Whistles & The Red Angel Hair Company

with the introduction of , Manchester’s newest relaxed fine dining experience.

The available ground floor unit is 1,520 sqft along with an outside seating area and is ideally suited for café or deli use. The

unit is part fitted with kitchen and WC facilities, has A1 & A3 planning consent and is immediately available.

Nearby occupiers include Chaophraya, Miller & Carter, Zizzi, Burger & Lobster, Jamie’s Italian, Browns and Grinch.

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Chaophraya

Sam’s Chop House

Zizzi (New 2015)

Grinch Mud Crab

Pret A Manger

The Rice Bowl

Miller & Carter (New 2014)

Liquorice

Pizza Express

Burger & Lobster (New 2015)

Avalanche

All Bar One

Panama Hatty’s

Jamie’s Italian

Honey Restaurant (New 2015)

Grand Pacific (Summer 2016)

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El Gato Negro (New 2016)

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Gino D’Campo, Mowgli,

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Tampopo, The Cosy Club,

Vapiano, Wahaca, Zizzi

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Bella Italia, Bill’s, Byron,

Hawksmoor, Las Iguanas,

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The Botanist, La Tasca,

The Living Room, San Carlo

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Australasia, Artisan,

Carluccio’s, Fazenda,

Giraffe, Grand Pacific,

Iberica, Manchester House,

Nandos, The Alchemist,

Thaikun, Wagamama

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Café / deli opportunity in the heart of Manchester city centre

Burger & LobsterHawksmoor

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Miller & CarterFumo

ChaophrayaGrand Pacific

RossoSam’s Chop House

Grafene

HoneyJamie’s Italian

Manchester has shown strong growth in the restaurant market in recent

years, and in particular central Manchester. 2014 saw the opening of

a number of major restaurants in the city including Bill’s, El Capo, The

Botanist, Fazenda and Thaikhun.

Early in 2015 Iberica, Miller & Carter and Fumo were added successfully

alongside popular London concept Hawksmoor, while Burger & Lobster

arrived on King Street, and the Corn Exchange development opened its

doors for trade.

2016 has already welcomed El Gato Negro to King Street and the eagerly

anticipated Grafene will open in July.

Widely recognised as being the city’s business core, the Central Business

District has a significant population of affluent workers making 55 King

Street the ideal location for further restaurant growth, benefitting from its

potential as a lunchtime and evening destination.

CACI research carried out demonstrates that:

The CBD has a significant population of affluent workers

The working population includes large numbers of Acorn groups with

high disposable income

These workers are cash rich, time poor with a high propensity to eat out

Manchester city centre has the 4th highest worker spend potential in the UK

Manchester city centre has equal market share with the Trafford Centre

55 King Street’s position in the heart of the Central Business District and

close to major retail sites such as Manchester Arndale and St Ann’s Square

give it a solid foundation to benefit from this strong trade from city centre

workers, shoppers and residents.