Manjaros is famous for localising the flavours of Africa and the Caribbean Isles. The original branch has been visited by some well-known famous faces; The Game, David Haye and Tinie Tempah are just a few. The location is splashed with uplifting colour, with a backdrop painted a mustard yellow. There are many seating areas and many layers to the Manjaros building, which each give you a different vantage point. There are many different things on the Manjaros menu to choose from and takeaway and delivery options are available.
More information, such as an allergies list, can be found on their website.
For those with wheelchairs or any mobility needs, Manjaros might not be accessible. There are no disabled toilets in the building. Highchairs are available. Furthermore, guide dogs are welcome. Although the staff have not been trained to work with anyone who is neurologically diverse, they can help to the best of their ability. The walls are colourful and the floor is plain wood.
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