Hip hop chicken blackpool

Pizzeria owner Nico Stefani has opened his second venture in the seaside resort's 'new Northern Quarter'. We have more newsletters. He has just opened his second restaurant in the seaside resort - Hip Hop Chicken, which is next door to Nico's debut and wildly-popular restaurant Stefani's Pizzeria. Six months later, Nico and his partner, hip hop chicken blackpool, wife an childhood sweetheart Becky, watched in hip hop chicken blackpool as the restaurant "filled up within half an hour" of opening.

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Hip hop chicken blackpool

The restaurant's menu features dishes named after famous rappers and hip hop stars. A new casual chicken restaurant has opened in the centre of Blackpool. The Hip Hop Chicken Shop is inspired by the urban music scene and features dishes named after famous rappers and rnb artists. It is run by Nico Stefani and his wife and childhood sweetheart, Becky. The duo also operate Stefani's Pizzeria, next door on Cedar Square. The venue is the first of its kind in the seaside resort and Nico has spent six months getting it ready to open. Take a look at our image gallery as we had a first look inside the eatery, which boasts bold and colourful murals, booth seating, an arcade machine and industrial-look bar area. What's On. More On Blackpool. This tiny, unassuming village is the obvious place for a better Michelin star ratio than Tokyo. Traffic and Travel. World Book Day 10 cheap last-minute costumes for kids available on Amazon. Ramadan could start on two different dates due to moon sighting.

Full time scenes as Blackpool beat Shrewsbury. Hip Hop Chicken's interior is a funky, hip hop chicken blackpool, bold and colourful urban space, with open brickwork, neon strip lights, graffiti-style murals emblazoned on the walls and the menu is laced with dishes named after hip hop icons and rappers such as Eminem, 2Pac, Notorious B. Blackpool's Earliest Days.

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The restaurant's menu features dishes named after famous rappers and hip hop stars. A new casual chicken restaurant has opened in the centre of Blackpool. The Hip Hop Chicken Shop is inspired by the urban music scene and features dishes named after famous rappers and rnb artists. It is run by Nico Stefani and his wife and childhood sweetheart, Becky. The duo also operate Stefani's Pizzeria, next door on Cedar Square. The venue is the first of its kind in the seaside resort and Nico has spent six months getting it ready to open. Take a look at our image gallery as we had a first look inside the eatery, which boasts bold and colourful murals, booth seating, an arcade machine and industrial-look bar area.

Hip hop chicken blackpool

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