Water Lane looks set to become a dining destination in Wilmslow with four new restaurants coming to the town centre as a major sector of the economy re-opened for business.
Having been closed for four months, restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs were able to partially re-open today (Monday 12th April) to serve customers outdoors.
Whilst there was a chill in the air, the sun was shining and many local residents gathered with friends and family in Wilmslow to enjoy some food and drink after months of lockdown.
New additions to the scene on Water Lane include Juniper which has opened in the premises previously occupied by Camarena and prior to that it was a Slug and Lettuce.
Juniper, which also has brasseries in Bramhall and Hale, serves all day breakfast along with brunch, lunch and late lunch.
Just down the road a Mediterranean peri peri charcoal grill called Kalos also opened its doors for the first time today in the premises which has been empty since Paperchase closed in August 2019.
Whilst Roost is preparing to open shortly, in the larger premises which has been empty since the Argentinian restaurant CAU closed after the company went into administration in July 2018.
Roost, which also has a restaurant in Heaton Moor that opened in 2017, will serve rotisserie chicken, wood fired pizza and burgers along with a range of craft beers, cocktails and milkshakes.
Additionally, Unagi, which serves street food and sushi in Didsbury, Manchester and Altrincham, will be opening across the road in another vacant premises which was previously occupied by the Unicorn Gallery.
