A simple yet sophisticated restaurant, evocative of walking into a Spanish tapería. Tapeo & Wine is located over two floors in a grade II-listed building with a smart, stylish fit-out, preserving original features while boasting Spanish flair, with copper beer barrel piping and dials adorning the main wall upstairs, while gauges hang downstairs in the copper-panelled private dining room.

This intimate 19 seat Japanese sushi bar is hidden in the unlikely location of an industrial lock-up unit in a viaduct arch next to the Manchester Arena. The menu changes daily depending on what is available fresh at market and features a great selection of seafood, Nigiri and Maki sushi alongside Chirashizushi, tempura and traditional hot plates such as homemade Kimchi, Crispy Wakame and Sous Vide Belly Pork. Japanese Koshu wines are also available.

The Japanese inspired menu has been created to soothe, nourish, sustain and inspire. Choose from all kinds of rice and noodle dishes, alongside fresh salads and shareable sides. There is also a great selection of desserts, fresh juices, hot drinks, wine, sake and expertly crafted Asian beers. In the name of kaizen, their standards are high. The ingredients are cooked fresh, served fresh. The colours and aromas, flavours and spices are always at their best when they touch your table. Located on Hardman Street Wagamama Spinningfields is just a 3 minute walk to the Opera House and a 10 minute walk from the Manchester Arena, creating the perfect location for pre theatre & concert dining.

This beautiful canalside pub and restaurant from Brunning & Price offers six cask ales, a decent wine list of some 50 bins, over a hundred malts, and a really cracking British food menu, which features dishes like Steak & Kidney Pudding, Haddock & Chips and one of the best Sunday Roasts in town. Although it is a large building, there are innumerable nooks and crannies split over the two floors, so you can find cosy, intimate rooms and alcoves, whilst the large terrace provides stunning views out over the Castlefield canal basin, perfect for a bit of al fresco dining.

Living Venture's popular steak house, just off Deansgate and John Dalton Street focuses on no nonsense food; specialising in wholesome ingredients which mixes distinctive textures and flavours, offering a mix of innovative dishes with comfortable British favourites. Tasty premium quality steaks, aged for 28 days to ensure tenderness and flavour, sit side by side on a menu with fresh fish and shellfish that is smoked, seared, grilled and broiled. Acoustic live music adds to the atmosphere and there's a proper Sunday roast too.