If you're looking for a private dining experience that’s anything but ordinary, Hula in Manchester’s Northern Quarter is your ticket to tropical escapism. Tucked beneath the city streets, this 1950s-inspired Tiki bar brings island vibes, retro glamour and a serious sense of fun to your celebration - whether it’s a birthday bash, team night out or just an excuse to sip rum cocktails under a ceiling of bamboo and fairy lights.
With its palm-thatched bar, glowing lanterns, flaming cocktails and vintage surf shack décor, Hula oozes exotic charm. When you book the venue for a private event, you’ll have full access to this subterranean slice of paradise, complete with a fully stocked bar, a state-of-the-art sound system, and a dance floor that’s seen more than a few unforgettable nights.
While Hula doesn’t do sit-down dining in the traditional sense, what it does offer is a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere perfect for group feasting and grazing. Choose from a curated selection of tropical canapés and party snacks, or bring in your favourite caterers for a bespoke food experience that matches the energy of the space. Whether you're imagining fruity sliders, zingy skewers or spicy street food, the Hula team are on hand to help make it happen.
And of course, no Tiki party would be complete without the cocktails. From flaming Zombies to fruity Mai Tais, the drinks list is a voyage of flavour, expertly crafted by Hula’s talented mixologists. There are non-alcoholic options too, so everyone can join in the fun.
Prefer a more low-key gathering? Hula also offers booth bookings for smaller groups, with cosy corners perfect for catching up over cocktails or starting your weekend off right. Each booth comes with tropical décor and table service, so you can settle in and let the island spirit work its magic.
With its laid-back energy, island-style interiors and infectious party atmosphere, Hula is a private hire venue with personality. It's fun, it's flavour-packed, and it’s ready to transport you and your guests to paradise - no passport required.