The Italian deli that's a hit in London making the move to Manchester

It's opening next to one of the city's top spots

A much-loved Italian deli is making the move north to Manchester - setting up shop in one of the city’s top locations.

Now, it’s expanding with a first deli outside London. A new planning application has revealed the business is set to take over an empty building floor on Quay Street.It already has planning permission for one of its two units, but is hoping to take over the second and hold an entire floor of the Quoin building, opposite business hub Spinningfields.

“The proposals will secure the viable and sustainable use of the existing building and will make provision for a high-quality entertainment use.”

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