300 Restaurants near M1 6NG, Manchester

In the booming heart of Manchester, Flour and Flagon is everything you’d expect from a classic British pub. With a range of cask beers, botanical gins ... Find out more

"As pan-Asian small-bite menus proliferate nearby, and sushi prep is put into relatively unschooled hands, Yuzu continues to do things properly. This sm ..." Read our full review

Say ciao to the cobbles outside and head for the ultra chic street-level bar in Fumo, the latest venture from the international San Carlo group of Italian r ... Find out more

The Alan is a design-led hotel in the centre of Manchester, comprising 137 rooms over six storeys, as well as a kitchen, bar and restaurant. Whether it&rsqu ... Find out more

Part of the nationwide restaurant and bar group Drake & Morgan, The Anthologist finds its home in Manchester’s St Peter’s Square. It’ ... Find out more

Grand Daddy's Diner the finest American gourmet burgers, pancakes, milkshakes and more! Visit us for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Find out more

If you’re in the market for a lively and centrally located bar in Manchester, then you might just have struck gold by coming across The Footage. Right ... Find out more

Welcome to Carluccio's Italian restaurant in Manchester Piccadilly - on the upper concourse of Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station, the perfect location f ... Find out more

Manchester’s Gallery Café actually holds the prestigious title of being the world's oldest of its kind, established in 1887. In the early 20th ... Find out more

Since April 2010, Hunan have proudly been one Manchester's distinguished high class restaurant in the heart of Chinatown, specialising in the exquisite flav ... Find out more

With first-floor premises in Chinatown, this bustling Thai favourite has a powerful allure for customers who like their flavours punchy and without folderol ... Find out more

"Situated on the ground floor of the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, this venue takes its name from the original Piccadilly Station opposite, which was know ..." Read our full review

"This quietly brilliant restaurant on the fringes of Manchester’s bustling Chinatown has undergone a transformation of late. Gone is the neon-stri ..." Read our full review

"Keeping a low profile in a Chinatown basement, Little Yang Sing has an intimacy that its famous sibling, just round the corner, lacks. The decor is cle ..." Read our full review

In 1997, YO! Sushi first opened in London's Soho, revolutionising the way the UK dined when it came to sushi. Introducing the 'kaiten' conveyor belt and col ... Find out more