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El Rincon De Rafas Manchester
5 Reviews On a recent visit to Manchester, not knowing the city at all, I cast my net of contacts looking for suggestions. A friend of a friend highly recommended a tapas bar in the centre of the city called El...
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Yang Sing Manchester
11 Reviews New Chef Darren Marshall has introduced some fascinating ideas Starter was sun blushed tomato & goats chees risotto Mains Pan seared duck breast,roast beetroot,glazed carrots Blueberry frangipane with...
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Cafe Rouge Restaurant Bar Cafe Manchester
3 Reviews A large restaurant/bar/cafe situated in the Printworks complex in the city centre.A wide range of food available,mainly French but with the odd English dish.Food was ok but not brilliant and the...
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La Tasca Manchester
5 Reviews La Tasca is a great chain of Spanish Tapas style restaurants in locations all over the UK. While in Manchester City Centre recently we called in to La Tasca on Deansgate. From the colourful exterior...
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Taurus Manchester
2 Reviews On a sunny day Canal Street feels like a piece of Paris, complete with well-coiffed men daintily sipping cappuccinos while holding tiny dogs in their laps. Taurus distinguishes itself from the usual...
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Living Room Manchester
3 Reviews If it's WAGs you're looking for then you've come to the right place... For the uninitiated a WAG is a Wife or Girlfriend of a famous footballer, (soccer player) preferably one playing for...
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Armenian Taverna Manchester
5 Reviews We visited this restaurant after reading a very positive review for it in the Guardian newspaper. The tavern is situated right in the centre of town in a cellar in Albert Square. The walls are...
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Earth Vegetarian Cafe & Juice Bar Manchester
1 Review The Earth Café is a vegan café except that cow's milk is used for some of the drinks (which I don't understand, but anyway). It is located in the basement of a buddhist centre and has a very relaxed...
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Cafe Istanbul Manchester
2 Reviews One of the first things you will notice upon entering Cafe Istanbul is the atmosphere. Its quite dimly lit inside and immediately sets a calm and relaxed mood (perfect for a date). The staff are...
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This is a fast food chain for mexican food, I grabbed a quick discount with my student card, but think subway with mexican wraps and tortia's and you've got it,I've been to Trafford centre and Picadilli Gardens locations, both clean and friendly staff.You get a meal deal for about £5-7, depending on what you choose, Nice for a snack, but getting into restaurant money really..20% discount for students Beef burrito
Trendy Burger Cafe has amazing sandwiches and some great salads. Chips come extra and lots of vegetarian options. Some exotic meats like wild boar and buffalo. Loved this. I had a fantastic Moroccan salad, which was couscous, some lettuce, excellent fresh taste, and health. I find lots of heavy foods in Manc. so this was a real treat.
One of the few Malaysian restaurants in Manchester . ITs situated on the Northern Quarter in the city centre (next to the Frog and bucket) on Oldham street. Most of the dishes have been 'toned' down for the European palette but the rendang is possibly the best thing on the menu. Phad Thai noodles with seafood, satay
Manchester has quite a large offering with many differnt options in terms of restaurants. Food is generally of the same standard as anywhere in the UK though I would definitely reccomend visiting Chinatown in the city centre for great Chinese food as well as visiting Rusholme where the incredible "Curry Mile" is sure to please any lovers of great Indian food. The Curry Mile is litterally about a Mile along the road to Fallowfield and these restaurants (unlike a lot of british restaurants) operate at all hours of the day - a definite must!!!
Voted Manchester's Restaurant of the Year 2004-2005, out of ALL restaurants (not just vegetarian), this place has much to live up to. Fortunately, it did - and I'm a meat-lover.It's quite small, and is regularly quite full even on weekdays, so reservations are a must. I have the dubious pleasure of walking by this restaurant every evening on my way home. It smells great, but I sure am starved by the time I get home!It is a bit pricey (by my Canadian standards), but quite reasonable for Manchester for a nice meal. Even more reasonable if you get the set menu and an early sitting - £12.95 for a 3 course meal (or around there, I can't remember). Bring your own wine and no corkage fee, so in the end it is quite a bit cheaper than other restaurants. I had a goat's cheescake, which looked like the sweet cheesecake I'm familiar with, but savoury. It was delectable. I had some kind of mushroom...
Tucked away in West Didsbury is this smallish Nepalese restaurant that serves up first-rate dishes you won't find in any old curry house. That this restaurant is regularly rammed full when it sits in a neighbourhood with no less than 3 award-winning restaurants, another Nepalese place, a few Italian restaurants, a tapas place and others, is indicative of the quality of its food.The surroundings are cozy enough - dark, wallpapered walls and some pictures of Nepal. It's not unpleasant, but nothing particularly special. The service is good, if a little business-like. The wait staff will help guide you with the menu if you ask, and not begrudge you for being ignorant about Nepalese food. If everyone seems a bit self-confident, it's because they know the food is that good.They do take-away as well. We almost always order off the Nepalese Specialities section of the menu. I really love the...
Good Thai food from this restaurant - specialities include soups, salads and noodle dishes. Being slightly away from China town makes the price a little cheaper than the other Thai restaurants there. This however doesn't mean that the food isn't any better. In fact, I'd give it a definite thumbs up! Buffet lunches daily for under £6.00. Owner's Singaporean hence the name Ikan meaning fish, not exactly a thai word ( or is it?).Anyway, great ambience and excelent service. Tom yam definitely. Everything else is great too especially dishes with lemongrass. Oh, and the fish dishes are excellent.
Set in a magnificent Elizabethan manor house, nestling in the foothills of the pennines, it has a timeless elegance with a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Modern regional cooking has won many awards for its culinary excellence. Steaks mmmmmm..............
Home cooked food served daily from 12pm to 9.30om daily. The pub boasts 200 single malt whiskies and guest beers are always available. There is a marquee available for functions and celebrations. Set in 70 acres of beautiful countryside. Fish
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