A stylish and luxurious bar, restaurant and hotel, available for filming and photography.
A stylish and luxurious bar, restaurant and hotel, available for filming and photography. This location is a beautiful bar and restaurant area with a glitzy, opulent interior and plenty of space for film crews. A grade-II listed former shipping warehouse named Lancashire House, this location was designed by Manchester architectural practice of Walters, Barker and Ellis and built in 1868. Today, the bold interior design juxtaposes heritage architecture in the heart of Manchester. The restaurant's natural playfulness matches that of the city; with signature hot-touches that mirror the vibrancy of Peter Street. This is teamed with a design that is boldly and sensitively injected alongside the original design so that a luxury hotel experience is created, making this an ideal location for photography and film shoots. There is also a private dining area with unique mirrored walls, and plush purple velvet furnishings. The main bar area has a unique and colourful art deco feel, with golden sofas and footstools giving an atmosphere of luxury and style. There is also a larger restaurant area with a darker colour scheme, as well as large booths and unique chandeliers. The whole venue provide an opulent backdrop, and as it has multiple areas suitable for shoots, it’s a versatile setting for photoshoots and filming. There is street parking available outside the property.
Manchester Piccadilly Train station
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