Twenty Twenty Two
| 20 Dale Street, Manchester |
5 tarieven
7.60/10.00 |
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+44 161 237 9360 |
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Ioana Giart (13.11.2017 23:39)
Quirky bar, can get loud at night. Free table-tennis on Mondays. A bit too dark for a proper game, to be honest, but still fun
Quirky bar, can get loud at night. Free table-tennis on Mondays. A bit too dark for a proper game, to be honest, but still fun
Stanley Fu (05.11.2017 15:46)
Good fun! Table tennis tables and music makes for a fun night. Really loud so sometimes can't hear people
Good fun! Table tennis tables and music makes for a fun night. Really loud so sometimes can't hear people
Martin nwancha (14.09.2017 21:19)
Lovely R&b vibe. Pingpong tables. What more can you ask for? Could improve on the decor and WC facilities though. Definitely need attention cause it's a huge turn off at the minute.
Lovely R&b vibe. Pingpong tables. What more can you ask for? Could improve on the decor and WC facilities though. Definitely need attention cause it's a huge turn off at the minute.
Tomek Zet (28.08.2017 08:04)
Best place to play ping pong (or even beer pong) in Manchester, whilst having a drink or enjoying the music at the club.
Part of the place is a normal club, but the other half of it is dedicated for ping pong enthusiasts.
All enclosed in an underground Northern Quarter raw style cellar, which adds to the atmosphere of the place.
Best place to play ping pong (or even beer pong) in Manchester, whilst having a drink or enjoying the music at the club.
Part of the place is a normal club, but the other half of it is dedicated for ping pong enthusiasts.
All enclosed in an underground Northern Quarter raw style cellar, which adds to the atmosphere of the place.
The Fiction Stroker (18.07.2017 02:03)
Definitely a quirky stop in the Northern Quarter. Famed for its ping-pong tables, the arcade machines are also worth your time, as are the zine and print fairs here and occasional theatre and film events. On top of this you have a great selection of drinks and a spread of ages in attendance. Also worth seeing for the tiled basement showing off the industrial past of Manchester.
Definitely a quirky stop in the Northern Quarter. Famed for its ping-pong tables, the arcade machines are also worth your time, as are the zine and print fairs here and occasional theatre and film events. On top of this you have a great selection of drinks and a spread of ages in attendance. Also worth seeing for the tiled basement showing off the industrial past of Manchester.
