Social media for Manchester hospitality.
Manchester's hospitality scene is the UK's most competitive outside London — Ancoats, NQ and Deansgate venues fight for attention reel by reel.
The Manchester scene, honestly.
Manchester is arguably the most competitive food market in the UK outside London. Ancoats has gone from industrial fringe to two-year waitlist in under a decade, Deansgate Square has stacked flagship operators on top of each other, and the Northern Quarter's independent density means a visitor has a dozen options inside a 200-metre walk.
In that kind of market, the venue that wins the undecided diner is the one whose content looks like the experience they actually want. Not the one with the best food — the one who shows the best food clearly, consistently and in the places Manchester diners are already looking.
Neighbourhoods I shoot in
- Ancoats
- Northern Quarter
- Deansgate
- Spinningfields
- Chorlton
- Didsbury
- Castlefield
- Media City
The kind of content we'd shoot.
A sample of food content and social work — the kind we'd build for your Manchester venue.
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Social media for restaurants in Manchester
Restaurants live and die on the first impression people get before they book — which, almost always, is a scroll through Instagram.
See the page→Social media for cafes in Manchester
Cafes win on atmosphere, repeat visits and weekend queues — and all three are driven by what people see on their feeds before they've ever walked in.
See the page→Social media for bars in Manchester
Bars are booked on vibe — a single reel with the right lighting, the right track and a decent pour can move more covers than a week of paid ads.
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The face behind
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Hey, I'm Anna! I help restaurants, cafes and bars build a social media presence that actually brings people through the door.
I work with Manchester venues regularly — on-site shoots, monthly content days and fully managed Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. No agencies, no juniors — just me, working the way a senior in-house social manager would.
From content shoots to full social media management, I make sure your food looks as good online as it tastes in real life.
Everything I do — in Manchester.
Manchester is under an hour from my base. I run monthly shoots and can turn a same-week reshoot around for launches and menu changes.
Social Media Management
Fully managed Instagram, TikTok and Facebook for your venue
Content Creation
On-site food photography and video shoots for hospitality
Instagram Management
Instagram growth and daily management for hospitality venues
TikTok Management
TikTok strategy and short-form video for food venues
Food Photography
On-location food photography for menus, websites and socials
Reels & Video Content
Short-form vertical video built for Instagram Reels and TikTok
Questions I hear a lot.
Do you work with venues across all of Manchester?+
Yes — I cover Manchester city-wide plus the surrounding area. On-site shoots are my default, so I come to your venue rather than bringing your food to a studio.
How often do you visit Manchester for shoots?+
Weekly and fortnightly visits are normal for managed clients in Manchester. For one-off photography or content days, we'll book a single visit that works around your service.
What do your Manchester packages cost?+
Monthly packages typically run £600–£1,500 depending on platforms, shoot frequency and venue size. One-off shoots start lower. I'll send a real proposal after a short discovery call.
Can I just hire you for a menu launch or a new opening?+
Absolutely. A lot of venues bring me in for launches — new menu, new opening, new refit — for a short, intense content burst. We can talk about pivoting into ongoing management after, or leave it there.
Do you tag Manchester local pages?+
Always. Research on local hashtags and tagging Manchester foodie pages is part of the captioning work. It's how net-new diners in the city discover your venue.
Running a venue in
Manchester?
Tell me about it on a 30-minute call. I'll come back with a proposal tailored to your venue, your covers and the way Manchester diners actually book.
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