Five Kitchens,
One House

House of social food hall, 10 Coleman Street, Manchester, M15 4ND.

We’re Manchester’s newest food hall. A collection of five independent kitchens, serving food and drink to suit every taste and time.

Come for the food. Stay for the social.

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What’s cooking?

Whether you’re here for the long haul or dropping in for a quick bite, consider your cravings satisfied. Our five independent kitchens are always serving something fresh.
Mughli
Now open.
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Mughli
Mughli
Now open.
Mughli has been serving authentic Punjabi cuisine on Rusholme’s iconic ‘Curry Mile’ since 1991. After more than 30 years of business and establishing themselves as one of the best places to eat in the city, they’re getting ready to open their first city-centre location at House of Social. Expect all the favourites like Butter Chicken and Biriyani, plus some added surprises. Welcome to our House, Mughli!
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Burger & Beyond
Now open.
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Burger & Beyond
Burger & Beyond
Now open.
Burger & Beyond have been serving the best burgers in London since 2015, so we’re honoured to be the first place they open outside of the capital. Expect all their signature burgers and sides on the menu, plus a few indulgent specials.

“After years of dreaming about bringing Burger & Beyond to new cities, we’re thrilled to finally be making our Manchester debut at House of Social. The city has such a vibrant food scene, and we’re looking forward to sharing our burgers with a whole new audience. It’s going to be a fantastic summer!” Tom Stock, Co-Founder of Burger & Beyond.

Manchester, get ready to be introduced to your new favourite burger this summer at House of Social.
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Choi Wan
Now open.
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Choi Wan
Choi Wan
Now open.
A brand new kitchen by seasoned restauranteur Victor Yu, Choi Wan brings a modern take on traditional Hong Kong cuisine.

Victor Yu, together with Executive Chef Bruno (ex Chef at Michelin-starred Northcote and The Samling) have created something special, drawing from family traditions and the flavours Victor grew up with.

Featuring Victor’s dad’s famous curry sauce (a secret recipe going for over 40 years) along with other showstoppers like Bamboo Chicken and Duck Bao. Plus… some reimagined classics like their Prawn Toast Crumpet and Chinese Rotisserie Chicken.

Bruno will be bringing his culinary excellence into the mix, focusing on top-quality ingredients and huge flavours. It’s going to be a lot of fun, and full of energy.

We can’t wait for Manchester to try this one.
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OK Taqueria
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OK Taqueria
OK Taqueria
Now open.
Manchester, it’s taco time. Introducing our fourth kitchen, OK Taqueria.

From the people behind Mughli, Public, Gooey and Evelyn’s, OK Taqueria is where the smoky soul of Mexico City meets the fast-and-loose flavour of Cali taco joints. Think Taqueria energy from Baja to Boyle Heights, reimagined for a city that loves its food loud.

Expect corn tortillas hot off the press. Crispy pork belly at pastor (two days in the making). Chicken-fried maitake mushrooms. Slow cooked birria beef shin with rich consomme for dipping. Crispy fried baja cod cheeks with chipotle crema – flavour fuelled, produce drive tacos.

For breakfast, think loaded burritos with cheesy tots, charred jalepeno sausage, smoky bacon and avo with all the hot sauce!

Unapologetically unautentico.

Launching August 2025.
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Dough Religion
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Dough Religion
Dough Religion
Now open.
Dough Religion is Manchester’s brand-new temple of dough, serving up colossal 18” New York-style sourdough pizzas by the slice or the whole pie. Born from a deep love of proper fermentation, crispy-bottomed crusts, and big bold toppings, it’s where tradition meets irreverence – and every slice is sacred. After making waves with a viral canal-boat pizzeria, chef Chris Edwards returns with more space, better kit, and no creative limits. Expect premium UK and Italian ingredients, perfected dough techniques, and outrageous flavour combos. Whether you’re into the spicy, the cheesy, or the straight-up classic, we’ve got something that’ll have you shouting “holy crust!” But it’s not just about the pizza. Dough Religion also brings a full New York-style deli and coffee shop experience to the table – with stacked hoagies, salt beef bagels, cinnamon rolls, and iced coffee worthy of the boroughs. Worship the dough this summer at House of Social. Sin by the slice. Repent never.
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House Bar

Our House of Social team  
are here to make you feel at home. 

Fancy something different? Just ask.
We might even share our house recipes. 

Quenching your thirst Tuesday to Sunday.

What’s on?

Expect a packed schedule of live events, djs and regular
reasons to get together.

Group bookings

For group bookings, large space
hire or business enquiries
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FAQs

Everything you need to know about visiting our food hall.

What food vendors are there?

The food hall at House of Social in Manchester will feature five independent kitchens, each bringing something unique to the table.

Mughli – Serving authentic Punjabi classics you’ll recognise from Rusholme’s Curry Mile, including Butter Chicken and Biryani

Burger & Beyond – Hailing from London with cult-favourite burgers like the famous Bacon Butter Burger and loaded sides such as truffle tots

Choi Wan – A modern Cantonese street‑food kitchen from Victor Yu and Chef Bruno, featuring dishes like Bamboo Chicken, Duck Bao, and Prawn Toast Crumpet

OK Taqueria – Inspired by Mexico City and Cali taquerias, expect corn tortillas, birria beef, crispy pork belly pastor, and baja cod tacos

Dough Religion – New York‑style sourdough pizza by the slice or pie, alongside deli favourites like salt‑beef bagels and cinnamon rolls

That’s the full lineup: Mughli, Burger & Beyond, Choi Wan, OK Taqueria, and Dough Religion, bringing a diverse array of Punjabi, American burger, Cantonese, Mexican taco, and NY-style pizza cuisine—all under one roof.

What is the House of Social Food Hall?

House of Social’s food hall brings together five independent kitchens to serve up the best food in the city. We’ll be open day and night, where you can either come down to work for the day, or to hang out with friends at night. We have a house bar, so whenever you’re feeling thirsty you can drop in for a coffee, beer, glass of wine or cocktails – we’ve got it all.

When does the food hall open, and what are the hours?

The food hall will open in Summer 2025. The opening hours are as follows:

Monday: Closed

Tuesday – Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 11:00 PM

Thursday – Saturday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 AM

Sunday: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Where’s the nearest public transport to House of Social?

House of Social is less than a 10-minute walk from both Manchester Oxford Road Station, Deansgate Train Station, and the Deansgate-Castlefield tram stop. There are also regular buses nearby for easy city exploration.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes! Dogs are more than welcome in our food hall.

Do residents get discounts?

Absolutely. House of Social residents receive exclusive discounts and benefits at the food hall.

How can I contact House of Social Manchester?

You can contact the House of Social Manchester team through the following methods:

Email: hello@houseofsocial.com

Online enquiry form available on the website