Head to Suki Suki Street Food and Bar, where bao buns meet dad puns this Father’s Day. Tell your dad to arm himself with his most undeniably ingenious rotation of terrible gags to be in with a chance of winning a free Asahi Superdry beer and a limited edition Asahi t-shirt for whoever manages to make the Suki Suki team laugh.
Offering rich, authentic tapas to accompany our rare Mancunian heatwave, Evuna run a range of irresistible feasting menus in which the whole family can delight. Try the classic feasting menu, which features paprika chicken, Spanish omelette, calamari, patatas bravas and a selection of fresh bread with chorizo and manchego cheese, as well as a mixed paella to share, for just £27.50. If you feel like pulling all the stops, upgrade to the premium banquet (£34.95) and enjoy all the same dishes alongside a seafood paella and Evuna’s renowned sharing mixed grill of chicken, skewers, lamb chops and chorizo – available for groups of six or more.
For the meat-loving man in your life, stop by Impossible for a teetering loaded burger with every trimming and sauce imaginable. All guests can enjoy a burger and a beer for just £17, but dads can have it for free! Available throughout Sunday 18th June, head to the website to book a table of 4 people and tell your dad to leave his wallet in the car.
If dad doesn’t feel like leaving the garden this Sunday, order an exclusive Almost Famous At Home burger kit in honour of the special occasion. Choose from the Ultimate Daddy Phoenix Box (bacon double cheese) or the Ultimate Daddy Pedro Box (double cheese with pulled pork) and give him the best burger he’s ever eaten, accompanied by bacon bacon fries and optional sauces.
Wherever you celebrate Father’s Day at Great Northern, why not head to Alex’s Bakery for dessert? Available both in store and online, you can pick up a Father’s Day cupcake gift box with six perfectly baked treats featuring celebratory edible toppings.
On Saturday 17th June, the incredible Mandem Meetup charity – which hosts sessions every other Tuesday at the Village Hall as part of a commitment to combat male loneliness – invites dads and their kids to get together at Longford Park in Stretford, with no agenda beyond simple connection and enjoyment of one another’s company. Pop into the park at 11am and say hello.