Stockport Pyramid poised to become curry house and banquet hall after years empty
Stockport's famous towering pyramid - which has stood empty for more than five years - is poised to become a top Indian restaurant and banqueting hall.
The Nawaab restaurant and banqueting hall on Stockport Road in Levenshulme - a hotspot for Asian cuisine since it opened on the site of a former cinema in 2003 - closed earlier this year and is now Merzee. It was meant to be one of five pyramids built in the area to create Manchester's own 'Valley of Kings' along the River Mersey, a nod to ancient Egypt.
The Pyramid comprises of 86,000 square feet of office accommodation over five floors, with 426 on-site car parking spaces. The entire site comprises of 4.5 acres.
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