A new arcade bar has opened in a Northern Quarter basement, taking over the former Fika site on Lever Street.
Fika's gentle appearance has been thrown away and replaced with a bold new look of arcade games, graffiti and neon lights to become 7 Sins.
Outside the venue, Fika's yellow awnings have been disguised with graffiti tags.
Descending a flight of stairs from street level, you'll find an underground lair with exposed brick walls and bare ceiling beams.
Doors opened on Thursday July 4, promising customers a "multitude of sins" inside.
There are burgers, sharers and brunches on the menu, with burger prices ranging from £6 to £8.50 and brunch items including eggs benedict and chicken and waffles.
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Diners are being urged to 'give in to gluttony' - and with desserts including a cherry and marshmallow cheesecake, that should be easy enough.
Cocktails such as a Disco Iced Tea (made with five different spirits and blue Curacao) are priced at £8 each and sit alongside alcoholic slushies and milkshakes, wine and draught beer.
A two-for-one happy hour on cocktails runs every day of the week until 7pm.
A pool table, shuffleboard and arcade games have been installed in the new basement bar, with 50% off games to celebrate its opening.
43-45 Lever Street was previously the home of Bakerie, which closed suddenly in 2018 and became the short-lived Fika.
The site has stood empty since Fika vacated back in April, but is once again open for business from this week as 7 Sins.
