Manchester Cafe TV & Film Location
Manchesters go to destination for tv and film's requiring a cafe scene
Key Features
- Trendy Manchester cafe in a city centre location
- Great natural lighting with three large windows
- Adjacent parking for trailers and crew
- 34 seat cafe with outdoor seating
- Great transport links. Picadilly and Victoria stations are less than 10 minutes away.
- Secure overnight storage with CCTV and shutters
To book our beautiful Manchester cafe for events, filming or more please email andy@blackmilkcereal.com
Our cafe is a Manchester location scouts dream. Our Northern Quarter cafe can provide the perfect Manchester venue hire for your film, tv show or commercial.
We can also provide dessert catering or suggest nearby catering options for your crew.
Manchester Council and Screen Manchester are supportive of our events. They can provide parking and film permits for Houldsworth Street which is to the side of our cafe.
We are located within a short walking distance of Market Street, and 10 minutes from both Piccadilly and Victoria.
Our location is second to none with a high footfall, particularly at weekends
Manchester born and bred, we can help with Manchester location scouting for additional quirky venues or to source anything your Manchester film runner might need.
Previous TV & Film Shoots
Feel Good
Feel Good is a British comedy-drama television programme created by Mae Martin and Joe Hampson. It is a semi-autobiographical romantic comedy starring Mae Martin as a fictionalised version of themself and Charlotte Ritchie as Mae's girlfriend George.
The six-part first series premiered its first episode on Channel 4, Netflix handled international distribution and released it internationally
Black Milk's cafe features in the first episode where Mae discusses her problems
Cast Mae Martin, Charlotte Ritchie, Lisa Kudrow
Production Company Objective Fiction
Show On: Netflix & Channel 4
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Link: Netflix.com
Boiling Point
Cast Stephen Graham, Vinette Robinson, Alice Feetham
Production Company Ascendant Fox, Matriarch Productions and It's All Made Up Productions
Shown On BBC
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The Phenomenon of Presence
In 2055, Jessica's estranged mother, Nicole, has escaped into the virtual world of "Presence" to ease the symptoms of her debilitating dementia. When Jessica decides to find her and bring her back to the real world, she starts to realise that "Presence" has become her mother's only viable reality.
PoP explores the ongoing relationship between technology, psychology and neurological conditions such as dementia. In the near future, a virtual world called "Presence" has the unexpected side effect of easing the symptoms of certain forms of dementia. Across the globe millions of sufferers escape into this world, leaving their loved ones behind. PoP asks the question: “If you lost your loved ones to a virtual world you knew would help their condition, would you let them go forever?”
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Testimonials
Simon Brooks
Working with the guys at Black Milk was a pleasure from start to finish.
The location was ideal for our needs and Andy and Olly were really accommodating from the initial meetings, right through the shoot itself.
They were always willing to help make sure the location was exactly how we wanted it and were on hand to support us during the shoot.
I wouldn't hesitate to use Blackmilk as a location in the future if the script required.
Thanks again to the Black Milk family! Simon Brooks - Director / Producer
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