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The Offices at Barton Arcade really are a serviced office like no other! Situated in our beautiful 19th Centrury building, offering serviced offices, virtual offices, flexi -desking, meeting rooms and a whole host of business services. With an extensive choice of newly refurbished offices to choose from, The Offices are already proving to be very popular.
The Offices at Barton Arcade are at the heart of Manchester's retail and leisure district and on the most famous street in Manchester, Deansgate, offering one of the most prestigious addresses within the city.
Anyone interested in finding out more should contact Carla Wells 0844 335 6797
Barton Arcade recently hosted the Fashion TV Party. The event was filmed for Manchester TV an celebrities, models and fashion industry leaders turned out in force for the hottest fashion event of the year.
Barton Arcade was delighted to welcome Ed Hardy as they opened their first Manchester store. EDHardyUK.co.uk is an international supplier
of the some of the coolest fashion around.
We invite you to shop or just enjoy browsing through the stunning collection available in store. Ed Hardy aim to delight you with distinctive collections, while providing value and excellent service.
The Barton Arcade has added its eclectic mix
of independent and designer fashion outlets with
the addition of high-end names such as Ed Hardy, Jeffery West, Elvis Jesus and Ringspun.
With its wining combination of choice and location within the heart of Mancheter's dynamic shopping district, Barton Arcade is an essential stop on any shopping adventure.
The successful Circle Club has expanded in a major refit to open ‘Kitchen’ at the Circle Club, diners at the stunning restaurant in the grade ll listed Barton Arcade off St Ann’s Square off Deansgate.
“Neil has once again created a menu that makes the most of the season’s best ingredients and given them the twist of originality that is his trademark,” said Managing Director Craig Ince.
And diners can sample the fabulous new a la carte menu from just £15 for two courses.
The £1/4 million restaurant opened in April and is the centrepiece of the historic arcade.
Diners can eat in sumptuous style inside the huge Victorian glass atrium with leading designer Paul Astill, the man behind the Inner Circle, Cord and Dough, using the glass and light to maximum effect.
The theme is rough luxe combining traditional understated British style with modern luxurious touches. Features include a sweeping staircase, zinc bar, leather chesterfields, porter chairs and chic tea-tables. To sample the fabulous new a la carte menu from just £15 for two courses please call 0161 817 4921 or log onto www.thecircleclub.com
