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The Best Restaurants in Manchester |
We've compiled our list of the
best restaurants in Manchester from the reviews submitted by Restaurants
Of Manchester's team of Trusted Reviewers.
Our Manchester restaurant reviews are conducted using a complex secret questionnaire with each restaurant
being reviewed on 100 different criteria. This takes into account the entire experience, as well as the food, service, decor, ambience and value-for-money.
Restaurants can not pay for positive reviews and we do not
show them the criteria they are being scored on.
Of course, all reviews are only a reflection of individual
experiences or specific visits and we're always looking for
more Trusted Reviewers to ensure our list of Best Manchester
Restaurants remains reflective.
If you are a well travelled foodie, and would like to become
a Trusted Reviewer, contact
us here.
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- The best all round dining experience in Manchester, according to our Trusted Reviewers
- Located in the historic dining
room of The
Midland Hotel
- BBC's Great British Menu 2016 & 2019 winner, Mancunian chef Adam Reid heads the kitchen
- Offering a set menu showcasing a combination of his signature dishes
- Modern British dishes
which use only the very best seasonal produce available
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has remained the Pride Of Manchester Award-winning
"Best Restaurant in Manchester" since opening
in February 2013
- Awarded 4 AA Rosettes in September 2018; more than any other in Manchester - "Among the top restaurants in the UK, where the cooking demands national recognition"
- The most accredited restaurant in the UK not to receive a Michelin Star (4 AA Rosettes and 8/10 in the Good Food Guide - ranking it 11th best in the UK)
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- The only Michelin Star restaurant in Manchester since 1975
- Technically, the best restaurant in Manchester
- Stylish modern restaurant in Ancoats from Chef-Patron Simon Martin
- Influenced by the 2 years he spent working in Copenhagen at Noma, "The Best Restaurant in the World"
- His has worked at some of the most accredited restaurants in the world, including the 3 Michelin Star Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London
- The chefs brigade work alongside the diners in a stunning £300,000 open kitchen
- An immersive, intimate, yet informal dining experience
- Showcases the best produce of the British Isles, including Reindeer Moss from the Isle of Skye
- The menu is constructed around at least 14 offerings
- Vegetarian menu also available (no vegan or lactose-free options)
- Opened in October 2018. Awarded a Michelin Star in October 2019 and 2020.
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- Incredibly stunning two floor Oriental restaurant in Spinningfields
- Independent family run business founded by two brothers
- Great dim sum and small plates menu, alongside contemporary main courses
- Both the Head Chef and Head Dim Sum
Chef moved from London's
renowned Hakkasan Group
- Body art influenced Edwin
Pickett designed interior, with large pink blossom tree
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- Newly refurbished restaurant inside the 5 Star Lowry Hotel
- Longest bar terrace in Manchester
- Locally-raised Executive Head Chef Dave Ashton reimagines seasonal English dishes
- Classic fine dining in a modern context paired with world-class wines
- Produce meticulously sourced from the best UK suppliers
- Cornish Crab, Cheshire Farm Lamb, Dover Sole and Classic Beef Wellington
- Honey made by the hotel's own bee collection
- Popular Afternoon Teas and live music Sunday lunches
- Cosy booths, romantic tables for two, and a sunny riverside terrace
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- A taste of Catalonia in Manchester from 5 Michelin Star chef Paco Pérez
- Set over three floors, with a casual "Tastet" bar on the ground floor
- Nice outdoor terrace on King Street for alfresco dining
- "Tastet" dishes are more complex than tapas, yet smaller than an average plate
- Catalan specialities with bread flown over every week
- The main restaurant on the second floor also offers Tasting Menus
- Enxaneta on the the top floor offers a fine dining, gastronomic experience
- Part-owned by Manchester City's Pep Guardiola, Txiki Begiristain and Ferran Soriano
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- Situated on the 19th floor of No.1 Spinningfields, next door to the Opera House
- Glamorous rooftop restaurant, cocktail bar and expansive terrace
- Unparalleled 360-degree views of the Manchester skyline
- Menu offers the best of the North West
- Ingredients sourced no more than 50 miles from outside Manchester
- Smart dress code
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- Stunning restaurant from former BBC TV's Saturday Kitchen host James
Martin
- Located
inside the plush Manchester
235 casino
- A la carte, Tasting Menu and exclusive Chef's Table options
- Delicious British dishes, steaks and desserts showcase the Yorkshireman's signature
style
- Only the finest seasonal and locally
sourced ingredients used
- Famed for its Cumbrian Lakeland Fells and Yorkshire Wagyu beef
- Vegetarian and vegan menus also available
- Fantastic Sunday Roast and Afternoon Tea
- Over 18s only
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- Stunning £2m high-end Indian restaurant on Peter Street
- Two floors of boudoir-style drapings, gold finishings and deep okras
- The menu offers classic curries, tandoor kebabs and creative dishes
- Part of the international chain started in Dubai, in 2002, by legendary Bollywood singer and cook, Asha Bhosle (who inspired the Cornershop hit "Brimful of Asha")
- All the dishes are created using spices grinded using her family's traditional Masala recipe
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- Iconic Ancoats pub, dating back to 1811
- Re-opened in November 2019 with a stunning makeover
- From the same team behind Cottonopolis
- A 36 cover restaurant above the pub serves progressive and imaginative versions of classic dishes
- Exceptional food and drink menu with great beers, a generous whiskey selection and a wine list to match
- One of the best Sunday roasts in Manchester
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- Fantastic multi-award-winning Indian restaurant in West Didsbury village
- A far cry from the typical high street Indian restaurant
- A modern twist to traditional curries
- Halal dishes with Indian street food, grills, signature curries, vegetarian, and vegan options
- "Best Restaurant in the North West" at British Curry Awards 2018
- Listed in the highly regarded Good Food Guide and Hardens Guide
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- Plush Italian restaurant and celebrity/influencer haunt at the top of the prestigious King
Street
- Owned by Rio Ferdinand and the BooHoo.com / PrettyLittleThing family
- Stunning 120-year-old Grade II listed building
- Traditional Italian dishes with a wide selection of pizzas, pastas, steaks
and freshly prepared fish dishes, including some named after
the Manchester
United legend himself
- Top quality ingredients, fine wines and fantastic cocktails
- Just round the corner from the shops and The Royal Exchange
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- Family-ran Rusholme restaurant raising the standard on the famous Curry
Mile
- Serves
authentic Mughlai-cuisine from
the northern regions of India and Pakistan
- Street food tapas style menu focuses on freshly prepared
traditional and contemporary dishes
- Extensive vegetarian, vegan, Halal and seafood options with celiac and
lactose-free dishes
- Succulent biryanis, mouth-watering grills and home-style
curry dishes
- Open until midnight during
the week and 00:30 at weekends
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- Stunning Indian restaurant inside Manchester Hall - the former masonic lodge - with many original features
- Pays homage to the freemasons of 1830's India and the Irani cafés of 20th Century Bombay, which were opened by Zoroastrian immigrants fleeing Islamic persecution in Iran
- Open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon chai, dinner and late tipples, with a Bombay style "Permit Room" prohibition bar
- Famed for its 24-hour cooked Black Daal. Chowpatty Beach style Pau Bhajis, and baked to order Roomalti Roti
- Plenty of gluten and dairy free dishes, Halal, vegan and vegetarian options
- For every meal sold, Dishoom donate a meal to a child in the UK or India who would otherwise go hungry
- Walk-in groups (of any size) are welcome at any time
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