Gino D'Acampo Launches New Italian Café in Manchester's Heart
Gino D'Acampo Launches New Italian Café in Manchester's Heart
Gino D'Acampo Launches New Italian Café in Manchester's Heart
Celebrity chef Gino D’Acampo has opened a new café in Manchester called My Coffee & Deli Bar. The venue offers authentic Neapolitan coffee and a wide range of Italian dishes. Located on the lower ground floor of Gino’s Pizza & Prosecco bar, it serves customers seven days a week from 7am onwards. The café specialises in traditional Italian food, with a menu covering breakfast, lunch, and early evening meals. Guests can enjoy hand-stretched Neapolitan pizzas, homemade pasta, and freshly made sandwiches at lunchtime. For breakfast, options include croissants, cakes, muffins, and superfood yoghurts.
Sweet treats feature prominently, with classic desserts like tiramisu and panna cotta available. Cold-pressed juices also form part of the drink selection. To make visits smoother, the café provides an online ordering system, allowing customers to place and pay for their orders in advance. The new opening sits beneath the existing Gino’s Pizza & Prosecco bar in Manchester. Its early start time and extended hours cater to both morning commuters and evening diners looking for a quick bite.
My Coffee & Deli Bar adds to Manchester’s Italian dining scene with its mix of coffee, fresh food, and convenience. The café’s online ordering and long opening hours aim to suit busy lifestyles. Traditional flavours and modern service come together in this latest venture by Gino D’Acampo.
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