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Popular Manchester steakhouse offering new bargain lunch during upcoming rail strikes
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA popular steakhouse in the city centre plans to treat customers during the upcoming rail strikes by offering a lunch that they ‘won’t make any money on’ just to keep their restaurants busy.
Hawksmoor, located in Deansgate, will be offering its famed Hawksmoor burger alongside beef dripping fries for just £15 during lunch times on strike days.
The restaurant usually serves the dish as part of its lunch special, with other options, like a fillet or rib-eye steak coming in at £42 and £36 without chips.
Bosses at the chain, which also has restaurants in Liverpool, Edinburgh, Dublin and London, said the deal is aimed to keep their restaurants going during the normally expected quiet period. READ MORE: Stockport café comes above Manchester spots to be named best place for brunch READ MORE: I went for lunch at the 'most famous' Caribbean spot in Manchester and I was blown away The restaurant chain offered a similar deal during the summer strikes, where steak and frites - consisting of dry-aged rump, beef dripping fries, bone marrow and onions - was served as part of the £15 lunch.
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