Flok
A sun-soaked spot serving Spanish sherry, wines, craft brews, and European-inspired small plates.
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Leno Ex Machina
Sprawling, former-industrial landmark home to a kitchen, unfathomable quantities of Daiquiri and a huge, character-filled events space
Thaikhun
Traditional Thai street food in an equally colourful and vivid restaurant packed with Bangkok bric-a-brac.
Libby’s
Artisan bakery and cafe by day. Small plates, pizza, wine and cocktail bar by night.
The Waltzing Matilda Boat
Naples-style pizzas on a barge, offers canal-side dining, mobile moorings, and stone-fired crusts.
Tommys Bar and Pizza
Neapolitan pizzas by day, cocktails by night. Walk-ins only.
The Original Third Eye
An award-winning South Manchester institution that lays claim to one of the best curry chefs in town.
Behind Closed Doors
A den of debauchery and indulgence accessed through a hidden doorway.
Chilli’s
Unfussy takeaway dishing up peri peri chicken, burgers, kebabs and pizzas.
Loaf MCR
Handmade modern loaf cakes cast in nostalgic flavours by one of the city’s leading sweet treat specialists.
The Font
Lively bar serving craft beers, cocktails and hearty meals, plus eclectic weekly events, from quizzes to pottery workshops.
Pot Kettle Black Angel Gardens
Antipodean-inspired coffee spot in Angel Gardens, offering vibrant eats, exquisite brews, and evening cocktails.
Noi Quattro
Traditional Italian street food inspired by Naples, made for Manchester.
Climat
Wine-led rooftop restaurant with exceptional daily changing menus.
Darbar
Persian dining above beauty salon with skewered masterpieces and game-changing tahdig rice.
Long Boi’s Bakehouse
Seasonal treats, innovative pastries, and daily classics.
The Oystercatcher
Seafood spot serving chargrilled marine fare from oysters to halibut, plus a twist on chippy tea.
Mughli Charcoal Pit
Rusholme stalwart serving 'unapologetically unauthentic' charcoal-infused Indian street food and curries.
Seven Bro7hers Middlewood Locks
Canal-side brewery with house-made beers, American-inspired eats, and a cosy yet industrial ambiance.
Rhythm & Spice
Authentic Jamaican cuisine.
Henry C
Craft cocktails, Negroni Thursdays, and takeaway options, backed by a knowledgeable and passionate team.
Corbières
Legendary jukebox, legendary drinking den hidden beneath a back street close to one of the city’s most famous squares.
Mi & Pho
Family-run Vietnamese gem serving authentic Pho and curry. Dive into a Hanoi-inspired ambiance with a welcoming BYOB policy.
Sir Ralph Abercromby
Historic Manchester pub with rich Peterloo ties, offering a central bar, function room, and a cherished community presence.
Seven Bro7hers Media City
Manchester craft beer institution serving up excellent, no-nonsense brews and home cooked food.
Zena
Authentic Levantine cuisine; timeless recipes, vibrant vegan and meat dishes, complemented by BYOB or traditional beverages.
Tuk Tuk
Thai, Chinese and other flavours from the East in one restaurant doing everything from Thai curry to Korean wings.
B.U.N
Quirky and unconventional burger, chicken and waffle, and deep fried ice cream emporium with custom-led menu.
Factory Coffee
Tito’s Asian Grill
Fusion of South Indian and Goan dishes, with classics like lamb vindaloo.
The Beagle
NYC pizzas, indulgent ice cream sandwiches, vast craft beer range, and diverse events from jazz to embroidery lessons.
The Delph
Low Four Studio
Multifaceted space comprising a recording studio, live venue, music TV platform, and bar.
Mary & Archie
Rosa’s Thai
A friendly chain spot on Deansgate, serving tasty Thai classics in a simple, pleasant setting.
Hello Oriental
Asian food hall spanning 3 floors with a Chinese bakery, fresh sushi, a bar and supermarket.
Zouk Tea Bar & Grill
Flavours of the sub-continent beautifully presented on small plates with a renowned BBQ menu and cooking classes.
Piccolino Caffé Grande
House-made Italian fare, artisan ingredients, and views overlooking Albert Square.
Ezra & Gil
Popular hangout for all-day brunch and relaxed vibes.
Bury Market
Multi award-winning market with 275 stalls sell everything from exotic indulgences to day-to-day necessities.
The Old Fire Station
Brewing, baking, and blending academic pursuits with artisanal tastes.
No. 110
Sichuan style hotpot, dim sum and fresh seafood inside Genting Casino.
The Fitzgerald
Discreet, delightfully dark, and decadent, this first floor speakeasy owes plenty to Gatsby and the Jazz Age.
Lost Cat
Unassuming florist facade leads to two floors of dining fun, offering affordable brunch, BOGOF cocktails, vegan options, and lively weekend DJs.
Federal Northern Quarter
Antipodean-inspired coffee bar serving all day brunch.
Papa Don
Unassuming brilliance, blending Korean-Thai dishes.
Gooey
Cult favourite brunch and baked goods.
Man Bites Frog
Friendly neighbourhood bar and kitchen with excellent drinks, welcoming atmosphere and incredible secret garden.