The pizza connoisseurs are well known for their 14-inch and 22-inch pizzas, cooked New Yorkstyle. The brand was established by the founders of Common bar in the Northern Quarter and The Beagle in Chorlton.
Also loved for their cocktails and ice-cream sandwiches, there latest site will be located in Altrincham.
The restaurant will feature a huge bar and outside area at the Stamford Quarter's Foundation building in the town.
Announcing the new location, founder Jonny Heyes said: "We've been hoping to open a Nell's in Altrincham for years. We love the town, it's so vibrant, it almost feels like coming on holiday when you head over here we can't wait to be part of it."
Owners say art and music play a big part in Nell's identity at the new site and will feature work by multi-media artist Tara Colette. At weekends, diners will be able to enjoy local and emerging talent filling the place with tunes from underneath the disco ball.
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