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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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- Located in the heart of Spinningfields, next door to the Opera House
- The Ivy Spinningfields Brasserie and Roof Garden occupies an impressive space surrounded by greenery
- Dine under the stars in their all-weather roof terrace
- Savour the taste of the season with monthly changing menus
- Serving modern British classics for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and everything in-between
- Smart dress code
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- The Ivy Asia Spinningfields, takes you through a journey of the senses with a dining and drinking story inspired by Asian influence
- The restaurant offers a luxurious and theatrical setting in both its design and décor
- A sense of opulence and vibrancy is present from the second you walk in
- Indulge in their Pot Roasted Lobster or treating your tastebuds to some of their lighter classics
- Vegetarian & Vegan options
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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
- Body art influenced Edwin
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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 Bacon Naan Rolls, 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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- Plush restaurant inside the stunning Manchester Hall, the former Freemasons building
- Serving classic British dishes with a world influence
- Ideal for breakfast, business lunches or romantic evening meals
- Excellent Sunday Lunch menu
- Locally sourced ingredients
- Famed for its Martini trolley, with G&Ts made at your table
- Next to Spinningfields and the Opera House
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- Step into a world of delight at Menagerie Restaurant
- Enjoy A La Carte dining, Bottomless Brunch & Afternoon Tea 7 days a week
- Menagerie weekends unveil an immersive dining experience like no other
- World-class performers come to life, and they set the stage for unforgettable memories
- Private Events Spaces
- At Menagerie, every visit is unique, sip, savour and enjoy!
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- Inspired by exotic lands and legends Fenix serves escapism through elevated modern greek-mediterranean cuisine.
- The Fenix experience is based on phases, and changes with the hours of the day
- At Fenix, each day has three phases. Seize your moment
- Bask In The Afternoon Sun - Welcome to a light-filled world of flavours and sensations split over two levels
- Ignite The Flames Of The Golden Hour - As sun falls evening light takes on new tones.
- Find Energy In The Dark Of Night - As the evening evolves so too does Fenix, and the cycle is complete.
- Located close to Spinningfields and the Opera House
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- BBC's Great British Menu 2016 & 2019 winner, Mancunian Chef Adam Reid heads the kitchen
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- Offering a set menu showcasing a combination of Adam’s signature dishes & seasonal ingredients
- Modern British dishes
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- 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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- Mount Street Dining Room & Bar, nestled within the Grade II listed Midland Hotel
- A sophisticated dining experience in a historic setting
- An ideal destination for diners seeking a blend of traditional and contemporary cuisine
- Discover their all-day menu, where you’ll find delicious meat, vegetarian and vegan options to tantalise your taste buds
- Whether you’re dining with the whole family or enjoying a romantic meal, their menus have something for everyone
- The Midland has been a highlight of the Manchester social scene, retaining popularity since the hotel opened in 1903
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- Manchester’s only setting dedicated to afternoon tea,
- The Tea Room by Pommery at The Midland is one of a kind.
- Serving Afternoon Tea in opulent surroundings overlooking St Peter’s Square,
- The Tea Room has its own knowledgeable team to guide you through this quintessentially British pastime.
- The Midland has been a highlight of the Manchester social scene, retaining popularity since the hotel opened in 1903
- Vegetarian, Vegan and Gluten Free Afternoon Teas are available
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- El Kabron pronounced: Kah-Brohn
- Meaning: The alpha male goat or GOAT (greatest of all time)
- El Kabron is brought to life by the team behind the much-loved La Bandera
- Inspired by the lively taverns of northern Spain, particularly the Basque Country
- Bringing a fresh and bold twist to Spanish dining
- Located close to The Bridgewater Hall, Palace Theatre and the Opera House
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- Newly refurbished restaurant inside the 5 Star Lowry Hotel
- Executive Head Chef Dominic Grundy
- Classic fine dining in a modern context paired with world-class wines
- Produce meticulously sourced from the best UK suppliers
- 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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- Authentic Chinese restaurant in the heart of Chinatown Manchester.
- Special Kung Bao, Cantonese, Szechuan, or Thai style dishes.
- Delicately handcrafted Dim Sum with plenty of vegetarian and seafood options.
- Traditional Cantonese delights and comprehensive Sichuan menu.
- Set over two floors with private dining and karaoke room available.
- Open until 03:00 daily.
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