A Greater Manchester restaurant has had a massive response after issuing a ‘cry for help’ to keep them going through a difficult period of trading. Bosses at the Almost Famous branch in Withington posted a message on social media on Wednesday (May 29) admitting that the venue, which is housed in the Grade II-listed Old District Bank building on Wilmslow Road, was ‘struggling’. The post said: “It’s the most beautiful of our sites, and we adore it.
But we need your love and support to keep its doors open.” The restaurant added: “There’s just not enough people coming through to experience the magic in the restaurant. We get it, times are tough for everyone, so we’ve been offering 50% off burgers all the time to give our baby a much-needed boost.
We’ve put in some super awesome pool tables, installed screens so we can put on the Euros over summer and have some mega offers on drinks. READ MORE: Irish bar to take over 'iconic' city centre venue that shut after 22 years “Withington is the coolest place with an incredible community vibe, and we’re proud to be part of it. It would be heart-breaking to say goodbye, so come down, show some love, grab a half-price burger and have a good time.
” The venue , which is currently celebrating its first birthday, sells a range of burgers , fried chickens and loaded fries. Its burger menu includes the likes of the Kids in America, made up of a double cheeseburger with nacho cheese sauce, fries, turkey pepperoni, Cheeto.
