For a pie and a pint you're looking at near £18
The huge new Co-op Live Arena opened for its first "test event" on Saturday night in Manchester. Thousands of guests headed to catch the first headliner Rick Astley perform on stage ahead of the official full opening on Tuesday with Peter Kay.
But two of the main food and drinks spaces were in operation, The Founders Bar on The Street and also the Canal Side Bar boasting views out across to the Etihad Stadium.We sized up the food and drink offering, and the sorts of prices guests are going to pay. And be warned, it's not cheap. There's also a "double pint" option of Asahi or Seven Bro7hers for £17.45, while the Grolsch is £16.35 for the double. Alcohol free Asahi or Guinness is £6.95.
Food options in the Co-op branded cafe included their own brand Co-op Irresistible Steak and Ale pie for £8.50, chicken, leek and ham hock pie for £8.50 and a Vegan Classic Gro burger for £11.50.
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