Mackie Mayor

About

Mackie Mayor is a vibrant food hall set within a beautifully restored Grade II-listed Victorian market building on the edge of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Originally opened in 1858 as part of the Smithfield Market, the building lay dormant for decades before being transformed in 2017 by the team behind Altrincham Market. Today, it’s a bustling culinary destination where independent kitchens serve everything from sourdough pizza and rare-breed steaks to ramen, tacos, and Thai street food. The space also features artisan coffee, craft beer, and natural wines, all enjoyed beneath a soaring glass roof that floods the hall with natural light. With its communal tables, family- and dog-friendly atmosphere, and no-reservations policy, Mackie Mayor offers a relaxed yet refined dining experience that celebrates Manchester’s creative and social spirit.

Manchester United Kingdom

Location

Mackie Mayor is located at 1 Eagle Street, Manchester, M4 5BU, in the heart of the Northern Quarter. Housed in a beautifully restored Grade II listed former market hall, this vibrant food hall brings together a diverse range of independent kitchens and bars under one impressive iron-trussed roof. Visitors can enjoy everything from artisan pizzas and rotisserie chicken to ramen, tacos, and inventive street food, all complemented by craft beers, fine wines, and specialty coffees. The lively, communal atmosphere makes it a popular spot for social gatherings, whether for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The Northern Quarter surrounding Mackie Mayor is renowned for its creative energy, featuring an eclectic mix of vintage shops, record stores, independent boutiques, and street art. Just a short walk away are key city attractions such as the Manchester Craft and Design Centre, Afflecks, and Piccadilly Gardens. Excellent transport links via nearby tram stops and bus routes make Mackie Mayor easily accessible, and its central location puts visitors within reach of Manchester’s best shopping, nightlife, and cultural destinations.