Updated on 23rd September 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cuisines does The Blues Kitchen Manchester serve?
The Blues Kitchen serves American.
Is The Blues Kitchen Manchester Halal?
The Blues Kitchen has been reported to accomodate Halal by an anonymous user but this information has not been verified directly with the business and may be out of date.
Is The Blues Kitchen Manchester HMC certified?
No, The Blues Kitchen is not HMC certified. See all HMC certified restaurants or learn what HMC certification means.
Is everything Halal at The Blues Kitchen Manchester?
The Blues Kitchen Manchester has not confirmed that all menu items are Halal. See restaurants with a full Halal menu.
Is alcohol served at The Blues Kitchen?
The owner has not verified whether alcohol is served at The Blues Kitchen.
Does The Blues Kitchen have prayer space?
It has not been reported that The Blues Kitchen has a prayer space on-site. Please search for local mosques.
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Halal info
The Blues Kitchen has been reported to serve Halal but this has not yet been confirmed.
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Halal Status
Halal status was last updated over a year ago.
Reviews
Imogen Wallis
2 weeks ago
The famed London based live music venue's base in the North West. The best bit about this bar is the building fit out, it's a wonder to look at and must have cost an unbelievable amount to decorate. Judging by the setting, a lot of the features were not original but retrofitted in at fit out stage. Worth going in an having a quick look round at what they have done. This must have cost a lot! I was there on a Friday, and it was full (needed a booking). The live band were tight and very accomplished. Would say that the downside to the rather disparate layout of the venue, was it perhaps lacks a bit of atmosphere. The stage is positioned to the side where not everyone can see it and engage with the musicians... it doesn't quite have the buzz of the Camden or Old Street venues. Food menu was a bit different, more out there than other places in the City that stick to the classics. Some will love it, others may not- so check in advance if you're eating. Loads and loads of staff, very attentive. They definitely go for the upsell and can be on the pushy side of friendly (if you get me) Would perhaps recommend a week day evening - for a chill look at fit out and a relaxed drink. Then save your off the hook Fridays for somewhere a bit more pumping. Or if you want a suave and classy lounge bar vibe, there are other places in the City that cater for this a bit better.
Ntanga Munyai
in the last week
Great value for money, the food tastes great and the portions are good. The drinks are also very nice and affordable. Got to experience live music, I recommend you check it out
Hannah x
2 weeks ago
We visited this evening for the first time. We had a waitress called Kayleigh… She went above and beyond to make sure our visit was the best. The food was amazing, there was live music on which was lovely. 100% recommend and we will be returning 👌🏽
B
a month ago
Came here last year April for a late lunch with a friend. We ordered the chicken burger and cheeseburger and did halves. Both were delicious and came with a portion of fries. I really liked the interior of the restaurant too. They have live music playing most nights I believe but the night we went it was just normal music. Would visit again.
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Opening Hours
Sunday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Monday: 12:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday: 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Thursday: 12:00 PM – 1:30 AM
Friday: 12:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 3:00 AM
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Location
13 Quay St, Manchester M3 3HN, UK