Sunday Lunch & Music at Alberts Schloss
Overview
Join us at Alberts Schloss a vibrant Bavarian bier hall, Alpine-inspired restaurant, and pleasure palace located in the heart of the city centre on Peter Street. Named in honour of Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, the venue is famous for blending rustic Bohemian charm with a high-energy, unpretentious party atmosphere.
Housed inside the striking, historic 1910 Manchester and Salford Wesleyan Mission building, the space features stunning original plasterwork, glistening tiles, and vaulted ceilings. The interior design balances a cozy ski-lodge aesthetic with massive scale by incorporating roaring real fires and elaborate floral displays.
Sunday lunch at Albert's Schloss Manchester is hosted as a weekly event called Sunday Service, which combines traditional Cook Haus roasts with a lively atmosphere of grooves, gravy, and live entertainment. The event runs throughout the day, starting at noon and featuring music alongside food options available until late into the evening.
Includes
- A warm welcome from your host at our pre-booked table
- A small admin fee
Extras
- All drinks, food and the relevant service charge on the day
- On Foot - 20 minutes for Piccadilly Station
- Metro - St Peters Square stop
- By car - Nearest car park Manchester Gt Northern Ware house
Host & Everything Else
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