Burns Night in Manchester

BrewDog is putting on a top Scottish spread this Burns Night in Manchester as they present guests with a traditional Scottish menu that pairs with Cullen skink and haggis beers with Scottish beers, boilermakers and free pints for those in kilts.

In honour of bard, Rabbie Burns, Browns is serving up drams, dishes and delights from 24th to 25th January. Partnering with whisky specialists Glenfiddich, the Manchester restaurant will have haggis, neeps and tatties, 15-year old whiskies, IPA craft beers, Cranachan and more.

The Northern Quarter's rustic dram and dinner joint The Whiskey Jar will be utilising their in-depth knowledge and vast selection of Scotch whiskies on Burns Night. What more could you need for celebrating all things Scottish?

Get the real Scottish experience at Alston Bar & Beef; it's the perfect restaurant for Burns Night in Manchester, ensuring you'll get your fill of delicious Scottish steak while toasting with one of the biggest gin collections in the city.

Raise a glass with Peru Perdu as The Cotton Factory's resident restaurant puts on a Scottish spread in honour of the great Robert Burns. Think hefty sharing steaks and paired whiskeys at one of the prettiest venues in Manchester.

Super-smart seafood restaurant Randall and Aubin have celebrated Burns Night over the past few years, and expect much of the same come 2020. Cooking three delicious courses, including haggis - of course - the space has also given away holidays and bottles of whisky in the past.