Garten Bar’s delightful brunch is served daily until 2pm in the charming Corn Exchange Atrium. The menu is designed to satisfy your morning cravings in style. From delectable Smashed Avocado toast topped with poached eggs to the sweet craving of French Toast topped with berries, their brunch selection caters to every palate.
The entrance doors on Exchange Square are now open from 9.30am so that you can easily enjoy Garten Bar's brunch.
Enjoy your meal in the serene ambience of the atrium, bathed in natural light, and kickstart your day with a delectable experience at the Garten Bar.
THE CORN EXCHANGE
The Corn Exchange Manchester is a modern leisure venue housed in a historic Corn Exchange. Built-in 1837, the Corn Exchange stands in the Medieval Quarter, one of the oldest areas of Manchester City Centre. Showcasing all of its original Edwardian beauty with a modern twist, the Corn Exchange is a unique and stunning setting that will satisfy those looking for a truly individual and inimitable dining venue. Offering both indoor and outdoor seating, it’s the perfect casual dining location in the city, whatever the weather. A great for a spot of lunch, or an evening meal – there’s a wide range of dining options, whether you fancy Italian, Indian, German, Pan Asian or Vietnamese – the choice is yours! Not only does the Corn Exchange offer a wonderful dining experience, but it is also the perfect location for adventure seekers with Escape Hunt puzzle games, Sixes Social Cricket experience and a luxury aparthotel, Roomzzz, for those looking to relax.
ABOUT US
Three sides to every story. Neighboured with premium shopping destinations Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, The National Football Museum and the gothic beauty of Manchester Cathedral, each of the three sides of the Corn Exchange offer a different dining experience – from the hustle and bustle of Exchange Square, the inviting glazed extensions on Fennel Street, to the laid-back, continental vibe of Cathedral Street. All providing a selection of the Best Restaurants in Manchester.
Best Restaurants in Manchester.
But what really makes the Corn Exchange such a unique and charming place to dine is the original, spectacular central atrium that fills each restaurant’s interior with warm, natural light.
Part of Manchester’s Medieval Quarter
Rich in culture and history, Manchester’s Medieval Quarter is home to some of the city’s oldest buildings and a distinctive mix of attractions, shopping, restaurants and outdoor spaces. It’s where visitors meet the locals, and strangers become friends. The Medieval Quarter: Where medieval meets modern.
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