Glitch, Stockport
Learn more about Glitch – Stockport’s first game focused bar – This venue includes consoles, vintage machines and a whole host of other interesting things to do!
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Top 21 Things to do in Stockport Town Centre
We have put together a list of 21 things to do in Stockport Town Centre! Jump in to find out more!
Inner Vision Collective Cafe
Great Underbank is host to a new cafe that offers quality coffee, curated pastries, sandwiches and a variety of soft drinks.
Located on Great Underbank near the Hendrix Mural and the Post Office this cafe has been fitted out as a perfect hideaway where you can sit in enjoy the chilled out atmosphere. The space has an underground vibe and really feels like a unique destination.
Inner Vision Collective is not just a cafe though! It offers more than that – Jordan and Jay tell us ““With the rising popularity of beauty based body modification, tattoo culture & caffeine addiction, we believe that Stockport is ‘on the up’ and the perfect place to launch this vision.
We have provided a space where like minded, creative individuals from all walks of life can come together to express themselves and their bodies freely. A place where people can, without judgement, be assisted in becoming exactly who they want to be. Whether that is a fresh trim, some new ink or a hoodie designed by one of our resident artists, you will have the opportunity to pursue whichever you desire!
As always it is great to see new creative and different businesses opening up in Stockport and we ask that you go and show them your support! Oh yeah, it is dog friendly too!
The Spinn Off, Stockport
Craft locally sourced beers, handmade pies and organic wines – The Spinn off is an intimate pop up style bar on the Underbanks.
Art Battle Debenhams
Former Debenhams building to host art battle – event includes live artist performances, street art, street food, pop bars & more!
Afiyet Stockport
The latest addition to Redrock is Stockport’s first Turkish restaurant. Afiyet stands on its own as an exciting new dining option for local residents and visitors from further afield. The interior space is absolutely incredible. The use of tiles, high end finishes, and clever lighting creates an amazing atmosphere for eating, drinking, meeting and more. We know it is odd to mention but the toilets are absolutely amazing!! Classssyyy much!
We asked one of the owners why they decided to set up in Stockport – Murat told us “we see a future in Stockport, we can see the positive change happening, we want to be part of the community”. It is great that the Stockport brand is growing and more businesses like Afiyet choose our town to be their home!
The space seats over 100 covers and offers a large varied menu that caters to all kinds of dietary requirements. There is a number of Vegan and veggie options on the menu including a whole host of vegan mezze platters. For the carnivores the options are endless including a golden steak, lamb shanks, wraps, a selection of seafood and more.
Despite the luxurious nature of Afiyet the prices really are reasonable depending on what you order. The menu is that diverse you can have a more affordable evening out or go all out (golden steak, we are looking at you). The wine list has been curated with care and the cocktail menu really has a great selection. Afiyet is not just an eatery, there is a bar area where you can go in for a cheeky drink or you can sit outside amongst the beautiful plants and brightly coloured umbrellas!
Afiyet is currently open after a very soft launch. When fully open the restaurant will be open for lunch 12-4 and dinner 4-10 Monday to Sunday.
We absolutely loved our visit and cannot wait to get back! As always, it is great to see more food options in our town centre! All we have to do is support them!
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Bask Stockport
Bask is Stockport’s latest speakeasy and music focused bar – click in to find out more!
Sticky Fingers – Stockport’s Polish Artisan Bakery
Find out more about Stockport’s first artisan polish bakery!
Yellow Hammer Bakery, Stockport
The much anticipated Yellow Hammer has opened on the Underbanks. Located in a building recently restored this new bakery come pottery studio is already selling out, creating queues and adding more bustle to Lower Hillgate.
What to expect ?
Sam Buckley, Head chef of Where The Light Gets In has teamed up with head baker Rosie Wilkes and artist Joe Hartley to create a new flexible space offering a variety of bakes, ceramic shapes, and other interesting workshops and events.
Expect to see daily drops of sourdough, baguettes, and other baked goods. The ever-changing offering is fantastic and there is always something new and interesting to try. Yellow Hammer will be soon offering wine and other interesting experiences in the evenings so keep your eyes on their socials!
