The inaugural Manchester
Awards 2017 welcomed 150 guests at the Mercure
Manchester Piccadilly Hotel on Tuesday, October 24th
in a celebration of the best professionals and establishments in the city of Manchester.
The Manchester Awards
are a celebration of the success
and achievements of the Manchester community – the
people and the businesses that work tirelessly to make a difference and
contribute to the development of the city we all love. The
winners are a true reflection of high standard and customer service as they are
chosen by members of the general public.
The black tie
event was hosted by BBC Manchester broadcaster, Becky Want.
She welcomed on
stage talented individuals and businesses, acknowledged for constantly delivering
memorable experiences and high-quality service to their clients.
Irfan Younis,
CEO of organizers Creative Oceanic, said: “We are
honoured and delighted to have such great finalists and winners representing
the city of Manchester and enhancing its reputation nationally and
internationally.”
“These
were the first annual Manchester Awards. They are a true reflection of the
talent in Manchester and we want to make sure that the hard work and
determination of the diverse establishments and professionals contributing to
the Manchester community don’t go unnoticed.”
“We were
very happy to welcome the guests and celebrate with them. Congratulations to
all finalists and winners!”
The awards
supported the Make-A-Wish Foundation and raised £466.60.
The full list of winners:
Best Cultural
Venue went
to Manchester Museum (Oxford Road)
Best Community
Initiative went to Wythenshawe
Community Initiative (Wythenshawe)
Best Sporting
Initiative went to GreaterSport
(Rowsley Street)
Charity of the
Year went
to Francis House Children's Hospice (Didsbury)
Family Friendly
Restaurant of the Year went
to This & That (Northern Quarter)
Best Pub went to The Crown and Kettle (Oldham Road)
Best Live Music Venue went to The
Witchwood (Ashton Under Lyne)
Best Nightclub went to The
Venue Nightclub (Jacksons Row)
Best Bar went to Cane & Grain (Thomas Street)
Best Boutique
Hotel/B&B went to Hotel
Gotham (King Street)
Best Fitness
Venue went
to Anytime Fitness (Piccadilly Place)
Hair &
Beauty Salon of the Year went
to The Dalton Street Salon (John Dalton
Street)
Indian
Restaurant of the Year went to Asha’s
(Deansgate)
Festival of the
Year went to Manchester Mega Mela (Rusholme)
Small Business
of the Year went to Farah Naz Hairdressing (Prestwich)
Power Business
of the Year went to Wide Cells Group (Grafton Street)
Restaurant of
the Year went to Mi and Pho (Palatine Road)
Italian
Restaurant of the Year went
to Don Giovanni (Oxford Street)
Oriental
Restaurant of the Year went
to Ocean Treasure Seafood Restaurant
(Greenside Way)
Takeaway of the
Year went
to Fosters Fish & Chips (Didsbury)
Cafe of the
Year went to Chapati Cafe (Wilbraham Road)
Employer of the
Year went to Manchester Airport (Outwood Lane)
WOW Business of
the Year went to Code Computerlove (Dale Street)
Independent
Retail Business of the Year went to Ernest Bentley & Sons (Fallowfield)
Business of the
Year went to Social Chain (Portland Street)
Young Achiever
of the Year went to Bury Broncos
Mancunian of
the Year went to Louis Pierre Yonsian
Spirit of
Manchester went to Sikh Sewa Organisation
Creative
Oceanic have been delivering award ceremonies over the last seven years in
eight different cities including Belfast, London, Glasgow, Cardiff, Manchester
Leicester, Birmingham and launched events in Dublin. Creative Oceanic has
successfully been delivering awards in the hospitality, food, hair and beauty
and independent retail sector.
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