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Manchester235, Vega Lounge

Location pin

2 Watson Street, Manchester, M3 4LP - 

  • Credit card

    From
    £2000 min spend

  • Users

    Up to
    400 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

Manchester235 is the entertainment jewel in the crown that is the Great Northern complex on Manchester's Deansgate; a luxury Las Vegas style gaming, dining, music and cocktail venue that is visually stunning and which delivers on all fronts. There is the James Martin Manchester restaurant on site, a dedicated poker lounge (with regular weekly tournaments), gaming rooms – and a fabulous late night cocktail bar - The Vega Lounge.

The drinks list is impressive, but if you fancy something a bit different, the resident mixologists are more than happy to tailor any drink at almost any hour of the day. The bar is open from 12 noon until 6am daily, with food available from 2pm-4.30am.

If you want to go exclusive, keep an eye out for Icon VIP Bar: sophisticated, luxurious and usually by invitation only. A private bar, Blackjack and Roulette tables are available for exclusive use until 9pm most evenings.

Manchester235 also offer great experience packages for nights out.

A unique glamorous space, Vega Lounge is an electrifying choice for any event. Evoking the dazzling delights of Las Vegas, this late-night lounge boasts VIP booths, a long illuminated bar, and a huge sports screen that can be personalised for your event with your company name or logo.

Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 400

Dining

Dining

up to 150

Theatre

Theatre

up to 200

Pricing
& opening hours

Weekly schedule
  • monday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • tuesday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • wednesday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • thursday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • friday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • saturday

    0:00 - 24:00

  • sunday

    0:00 - 24:00

Price type: Minimum spend/day
  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

  • from £2000 minimum spend/day

Amenities

Tea

Tea

Stage

Stage

Air conditioning

Air conditioning

Disabled access

Disabled access

Space rules

Cancellation policy

Payments made are non-refundable and non-transferable, with deposit in 7 days from the moment of the booking and full balance two weeks before the event

Location

Reviews

  • Mike Brown

    March 2024

    KEVIN THE BARTENDER IS AMAZING!!! He suggested one of the Easter cocktails for us and it was delicious, turned out it was one he created and I understand why he recommended it. Incredible! The guy is a legend!!

  • Ellie Nottingham

    March 2024

    George the best bartender (the ONLY bartender) was so attentive, so attention to detail and really went the extra mile. Remembered our drinks by round 2. And was so lovely and really made us buy more just because of his hospitality. Please let him know how outstanding he was. Even tho we already have hahah. But he should hear it from the company! He is a credit! Thank you George! And thank you 235 x

  • Jaipal Reddy Aenugu

    May 2024

    Fantastic. Great atmosphere. I was there for a few drinks then Poker. Surprised the number of people playing Cash games at Texas Holdem. Staff are welcoming too. Highly recommend it.

  • rae rendell

    May 2024

    Extremely slow service & cold plates gave a disappointing experience. We only had one course & despite telling staff that we had a show to go to it still took almost 2 hours to take our order, serve the 3 dishes of steak carrots & chips, us to eat it & pay. There was only one other table with customers, 2 like us, early on a Tuesday evening. The plates had arrived fairly warm but another 5 minutes until the food arrived meant they were stone cold by the time food was on them. Only the chips stayed warm. Cold carrots & steak are not tasty. £80 for a shared porterhouse & this experience unfortunately means that I wouldn't recommend eating here. Sorry James we expected better.

  • Jean K

    April 2024

    Sorry to say that 235 has really gone down hill for some of the following reasons …… They have got rid of the Royal Flush jackpot. It used to average between £3000 right up to over £20,000+: If you hit the Royal Flush, you used to get about a third of it and your fellow players used to also get a percentage. Now they have got rid of the jackpot and replaced it with ‘The Wall of Wins’. If you win a specified hand on the ‘wall of wins’, dependent on the hand, you get between £100 - £500. They change the winning hands around weekly. Recently I went in and you could win a measly £500 for a Spades, clubs or Hearts Royal Flush and absolutely zilch for getting a Royal Flush with diamonds ! The Royal Flush jackpot used to inspire you to visit 235 in the hope of winning or sharing it - not anymore. Believe me, unlike the jackpot for the Royal Flush used to be, the ‘Wall of Wins’ is no incentive at all to visit 235. I spoke to many fellow customers and a few of the dealers as well in regard to the casino not having the Royal Flush jackpot and replacing it with the Wall of Wins and not one person was in favour of the Wall of Wins. They really need to bring back the Royal Flush jackpot or will end up losing customers. Another thing they have changed is that they have got rid of the soft drinks and hot drinks self service area and seating area in the poker lounge. Apparently because a very small handful of punters abused it and got themselves a soft drink they weren't entitled to! Because of the very very small minority, the majority have to suffer. You can still order a soft drink or a cuppa tea from a valet but it’s just hassle waiting for a valet and then waiting for your drink. And besides no valet can make me a cup of tea the way I like it. These points along with other changes that have been made i.e getting rid of the high hand of the week payout, the free parking, only now allowing one person to win the rake free on a table, an increase to 10% rake per hand dealt; really doesn’t set 235 poker lounge apart from any other casino in Manchester and they will definitely start losing regular customers as well as not attracting new customers. The only positive thing I can say is that the door men, the reception desk, poker lounge desk supervisors/manager and the dealers are really nice and friendly people and the punters they get in there are also a great bunch. However if they don’t at the very least reinstate the Royal Flush jackpot and the help yourself soft drinks/tea bar with seating, then I can honestly see regular punters going elsewhere. Real shame to be honest as it used to be such a good poker lounge. In future before implementing changes, it maybe worth doing some market research and asking the actual punters that keep the place running, what they would like or dislike - just a thought.