There are many fine dining restaurants in Manchester offering modern European cuisine or Fusion food, as well as places to eat with Internationally influenced menus featuring dishes from all corners of the globe.
Stylish
yet relaxed fine dining restaurant from double
Michelin star winning celebrity chef Michael Caines,
in the basement of the Abode Hotel near Piccadilly
Station. Manchester's biggest hope of a Michelin
star establishment. Technically superb!
The
out-of-this-world
£4.5 million Thai influenced Asian fusion
restaurant, which incorporates dishes from the
Far East, India and Britain. Located near the
City Of Manchester Stadium, just 10 mins taxi
ride from Piccadilly, this the most spectacular
restaurant in Manchester!
Superb
brasserie and bar inside Harvey Nichols, offering
salads, light bites, burgers, steaks and more.
Ideally situated next to the MEN Arena, Printworks
and Royal Exchange Theatre
The
spectacular new branch from the longest-established
restaurant group in Britian opened in Spring Gardens
in January 2011, building upon its reputation
for delivering great food, blending classic and
modern dishes. One of the most impressive dining
arenas in Manchester has finally found its calling
with this great brasserie.
Excellent
cafe bar and restaurant from celebrity chef Michael
Caines, on the ground floor of the Abode Hotel
next to Piccadilly Station, offering pizzas, salads,
sharing platters and more
Very
popular New York style bar & restaurant on
Tib Street in the Northern Quarter which has been
open since 2001. Offering
an informal dining approach, the menu features
homemade salads, sandwiches, steaks and Sunday
roasts, pasta, pies and platters, burgers, BBQ
ribs and brownies
The biggest world buffet in Europe, which
serves up to a whopping 700 guests at any one
time. Located on Deansgate near the MEN Arena
and the shops, this plush restaurant opened in
May 2011 offering over 300 freshly made dishes
from around the world that include Italian, Mediterranean,
English, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Cajun,
Tex Mex, and more
The
original branch of the very popular fast food
outlet and restaurant in Piccadilly Gardens serves
sushi and authentic rice based dishes from around
the world, available to eat in or take out in
New York style noodle boxes.
Relaxed,
continental style, independent cafe restaurant
next to Manchester Town Hall on John Dalton Street.
Offering breakfast, lunch and evening grills at
affordable prices, the menu is in the style of
an American grill whilst keeping its traditional
British roots and focuses on healthy-eating options
made with fresh locally-sourced ingredients.
Fashionable
restaurant and cocktail bar from the team behind
Grill On the Alley, Australasia and Gusto. Located
next to the Opera House in Spinningfields, the
menu features such worldly delights as Fish &
Chips, Special Fried Chicken in a Basket, Mexican
Fajitas, Thai Red Curry, Jerk Chicken, Spaghetti
Pesto, plus tapas, gourmet burgers and salads,
Inspired by a fusion of the east and the west,
the stylish restaurant inside the 2000 capacity
ultimate party venue is a comfortable area for
you to enjoy both group and intimate dining with
an International menu offering something to satisfy
every taste. Located at the Printworks, its a
short walk away from the MEN Arena, Royal Exchange
Theatre, the Arndale and the Northern Quarter
The
informal restaurant in the heart of Lammars, the
Pride Of Manchester Award winning Best Bar In
Manchester 2009 & 2010, offers tapas to share,
burgers and beer battered fish & chips from
lunchtime until the bar closes. With stylish red
velvet booths and low lighting, it's a relaxing
place to eat early doors and perfect for those
who want to mix dining and partying later on.
Mediterranean fusion restaurant in a beautiful
setting, by the canal in Castlefield. Opened in
August 2011, it offers a quality taste of Spanish,
Italian and Greek influences with exciting food,
deliciously cooked and served in such a way that
will be very unique for people who appreciate
high quality Mediterranean food.
Impressive
bar in The Printworks serving quality Irish influenced
food and featuring a huge labyrinth of beautiful
wooden staircases and passages that link 9 separate
spaces over 4 floors
Bright
and bold informal quality restaurant at the 4-star
Park Inn hotel on the edge of the Northern Quarter,
next to the MEN Arena. With a simple menu focusing
on the top-of-the-range charcoal grills, signature
dishes include rib eye steak, free range chicken
and grilled tiger prawns, as well as seven different
varieties of gourmet burgers and many local influences
Opened in November 2011, this friendly and unpretentious
wine and bread bar in the Northern Quarter offers
a simple but delicious European menu of breads,
stews, sandwiches, salads and sharing boards.
The freshly baked breads are complemented by an
eclectic wine selection of over 70 bottles. Family
friendly, the menu also caters for gluten free,
dairy free and vegan diners.
The
flagship branch of the very popular flame bar,
sushi and grill restaurant is just acorss the
road from the Palace Theatre and next to the universities.
Serving authentic rice based dishes from around
the world, it boasts a private dining room and
takeaway service.
The
new fast food outlet and restaurant on Deansgate
serves sushi and authentic rice based dishes from
around the world, available to eat in or take
out in New York style noodle boxes.
A short walk from the hustle and bustle of the
Castlefield canal basin, you'll find one of Manchester's
best kept secrets. With its understated, elegant
decor and laid-back cafe bar ambience, anyone
who enjoys the Northern Quarter's chilled, contemporary
vibe will feel at home at this restaurant which
offers not overblown, fine dining English classics
with an Asian twist.
Family-friendly
popular flame bar, sushi and grill restaurant
inside The Trafford Centre that serves authentic
rice based dishes from around the world.
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