Top 9: Restaurants in Manchester

Let's explore some of the best restaurants in Manchester. There are some great options.

Adam Reid at The French

A Michelin-starred restaurant known for its innovative British cuisine.

Liam loves the place. He told us: "Rarely am I lost for words, but on this occasion I really was! Dined with my husband and can honestly say, without a doubt, the best experience in fine dining we have had. The food was exquisite, elegantly presented and explained by the chefs who presented each individual delight. The sommelier was simply captivating with her description of paired drinks and the rationale behind each concept. And it truly worked - just ingenious. 

The French

"The staff were attentive, welcoming, humorous, utter professionals and polite without being intrusive. The ambience and decor were striking and thoughtful yet unimposing. This was an incredible place."

Hawksmoor Manchester

A steakhouse known for its high-quality steaks and cocktails.

Mackie Mayor

A food hall with a variety of food stalls offering diverse culinary options.

El Gato Negro

A Spanish tapas restaurant that's received critical acclaim.

Dishoom Manchester

This is a popular Indian restaurant inspired by the Irani cafés of Bombay.

Frankie was almost poetic when describing her experiences at Dishoom. She said: "The culinary offerings proved to be a source of sheer delight. An abundance of thought and artistry has been infused into the menu, with each dish carrying captivating narratives behind its creation.

"Despite the expansive selection, the menu retains an inviting and well-organized structure. Our waitress, in particular, merits high praise for her exceptional service, elevating our evening into a genuine celebration. For the four of us, longtime friends who reunite all too infrequently, this experience added a significant flourish to our cherished get-together."

The Refuge by Volta

A stylish restaurant serving modern British and European cuisine.

Gaucho Manchester

A renowned Argentinian steakhouse with a focus on premium beef. This video from the I Love Manchester YouTube account shows off Gaucho at its finest. 

Jamie was full of praise for Gaucho. He said: "We enjoyed exquisite cuisine and savoured some of the finest steaks this side of the Atlantic, rivalling those legendary cuts found in New York City. This establishment is a superb choice when marking a special occasion or indulging in a celebratory feast."

Gorilla

A trendy venue offering a combination of food, cocktails, and live music.

Tattu

An upscale restaurant known for its contemporary Chinese cuisine and stylish decor.


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