Manchester Piccadilly Train Station Coffee Shops
Manchester Piccadilly is the city’s main railway hub, connecting travellers across the North and beyond. The station’s concourse and mezzanine level are packed with familiar coffee chains and a few local names, making it easy to grab a drink before your train.
Coffee shops at Manchester Piccadilly
| Coffee shop | Location | In station | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Costa Coffee | Main concourse and mezzanine | Yes | Large branch with plenty of seating and quick service |
| Starbucks | Concourse near platforms | Yes | Grab-and-go coffee and takeaway food |
| Pret a Manger | Concourse | Yes | Reliable chain with sandwiches and snacks |
| LEON | Concourse | Yes | Healthy meals and strong coffee, open early |
| Upper Crust | Concourse | Yes | Hot baguettes and takeaway coffee |
| Greggs | Concourse | Yes | Budget-friendly coffee and pastries |
| AMT Coffee | Near ticket gates | Yes | Fast espresso service for commuters |
| Flat White Coffee Bar | Concourse near platform 10 | Yes | Independent-style coffee bar with excellent espresso |
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FAQs
Is there a sit-in café at Manchester Piccadilly station
Yes, Costa and Flat White Coffee Bar both have seating for customers who want to relax before their train.
Which coffee shop opens the earliest
Pret and Starbucks usually open from around 5:30 a.m. for early travellers.
Are there independent coffee options nearby
Yes, Takk and Foundation Coffee House are just outside the station, both serving speciality coffee.
Do the cafés serve food as well
LEON, Pret and Greggs all serve breakfast and lunch alongside their coffee menus.
Is there Wi-Fi in the cafés
Most cafés in and around the station have free Wi-Fi available for customers.
