District was applauded for its futuristic menu but had already warned of 'extreme economical pain'
Plans for a new dive bar inspired by the rebellious rock n' roll legend Johnny Cash have been revealed for Manchester's Northern Quarter.
Read more: Food market inspired by Hatch and Mackie Mayor to be opened on site of derelict garage on Bury New Road It's proposed opening hours for regulated entertainment are from 11am until 3am, Sunday through Thursday, and 11am until 4am on Fridays and Saturdays. It has also proposed to serve late-night refreshments until 4.30am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Despite receiving both rave reviews from both national and regional outlets, last September, District confirmed that 'recent events have taken their toll' on the business and that due to 'extreme economical pain' it would be pivoting to a bar with a small snack menu overseen by chef-patron Ben Humphries.
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