Chinawhite Manchester
From royals to 90s supermodels, Chinawhite has seen them all. And now the iconic brand has made an exciting move up North. Get ready for an Asian-inspired space in Deansgate, complete with performers, DJs and table service.
Like the finer things in life? Then look no further than Manchester's exclusive clubs and bars. Frequented by the city's most glamourous night owls, these are the places to see and be seen - if you're lucky enough to get in.
With VIP booths, incredible cocktails, table service and the best DJs on the decks, these are the places to dress to impress, slip on your finest dancing shoes and soak up the action.
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From royals to 90s supermodels, Chinawhite has seen them all. And now the iconic brand has made an exciting move up North. Get ready for an Asian-inspired space in Deansgate, complete with performers, DJs and table service.
Boasting a speakeasy vibe and an exclusive guest list, Queen St. Members Club is one for those after a little luxury. Their elegant cocktails have been carefully crafted, to enjoy from the dance floor or a VIP table.
Expect a series of world-class DJs, playing a mix of Afrohouse, hip hop and RnB. You can even hire the venue for private events.
Exclusive clubs in Manchester typically offer a combination of VIP table service, bottle service, curated guest lists, and a dress-to-impress door policy — setting them apart from standard nightclubs.
Most exclusive clubs in Manchester operate a guest list that you can join in advance — often via the venue's website, a promoter, or a platform like DesignMyNight. Being on the guest list can mean reduced or free entry before a certain time, though door policies remain selective based on dress code and group profile.
Exclusive clubs in Manchester are upscale nightclubs open to the public — but with selective door policies, guest lists, and VIP table options. Private members' clubs, by contrast, require a formal membership application and annual fee, and are typically focused on networking, dining, and socialising rather than late-night clubbing.