Chef Tom Kerridge launches £15 lunch menu that 'makes no money' in wake of cost of living crisis
Chef Tom Kerridge is launching a £15 lunch menu at his Bull & Bear restaurant in Manchester to give people an opportunity to dine out during the cost of living crisis without spending too much money.
“It’s going back to school day on Monday, so the idea was to bring back some of our favourite childhood memories and what we all enjoyed as part of school dinners and do them in our own special way,” Kerridge told the M.E.N. Kerridge’s Manchester restaurant, located in the Stock Exchange Hotel on Norfolk Street, was recently nominated for great service at the Manchester Food and Drink Awards 2022. Since 2019, the restaurant has served British classics in an 'informal and elegant setting'.
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