To help boost trade over the challenging lockdown period, one Northern Quarter butcher has taken to the streets, serving takeaway meals to passers-by.
The Butcher’s Quarter on Tib Street has opened a burger van outside their shop; a purpose-built BBQ van with a metal hatch which lifts up to reveal an open grill balanced over pools of white hot coals.
The artisan butcher and cheesemonger has used some of their finest ingredients to create this mighty fine burger.
It consists of 100% dry aged beef patties and melted raclette cheese, topped with homemade miso mayo, pickled red onion and gherkins, inside soft brioche buns from Companio bakery in Ancoats.
The burger van is normally open from 12-4pm Friday to Sunday during lockdown. This weekend, the BBC are filming on Tib Street on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 November and so if you want these delicious Butcher’s Quarter burgers, you’ll have to get down on Friday. The BBQ van will reopen as normal next weekend.
The Butcher’s Quarter shop itself is open Tuesday to Sunday with amended hours over the lockdown period. This weekend, it will be open 8am to 12pm on Saturday 22 November due to the filming.
For further updates, visit their Instagram page.
