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    Restaurant The Molly House in City Centre, Manchester

    The Molly House

    Located at City Centre area
    Drinks

    ££££

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    Located at City Centre areaDrinks

    ££££

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    5.7/6
    88 reviews
    Family-friendlyCasualOpen on Sunday
    5.7/6
    88 reviews
    The Molly House
    Family-friendlyCasualOpen on Sunday
    Restaurant Sicilian NQ in Northern Quarter, Manchester

    Sicilian NQ

    Located at Northern Quarter area
    Italian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Northern Quarter areaItalian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    5.2/6
    68 reviews
    Family-friendlyCasualCosy
    5.2/6
    68 reviews
    Sicilian NQ
    Family-friendlyCasualCosy

    Signature Steakhouse

    Located at Stretford area
    British Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Stretford areaBritish Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
    5.0/6
    29 reviews
    CasualGood for groupsOpen on Sunday
    5.0/6
    29 reviews
    Signature Steakhouse
    CasualGood for groupsOpen on Sunday

    Peter Street Kitchen

    Located at City Centre area
    Asian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Tapas, Lunch, Dinner
    Located at City Centre areaAsian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Tapas, Lunch, Dinner
    5.5/6
    11 reviews
    Good for groupsGood for business lunch
    5.5/6
    11 reviews
    Peter Street Kitchen
    Good for groupsGood for business lunch

    Gharaana

    Located at Altrincham area
    Indian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Dinner
    Located at Altrincham areaIndian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Dinner
    6.0/6
    1 reviews
    CasualGood for groupsOpen on Sunday
    6.0/6
    1 reviews
    Gharaana
    CasualGood for groupsOpen on Sunday
    1. 1.

      Best Restaurants in Manchester: Visit Chinatown

      If you can’t seem to get enough Chinese food, Manchester’s very own Chinatown is the second largest in the UK and has all the Chinese specialties you can possibly dream of. Featuring a beautiful Chinese arch, or paifang, over Faulkner Street, this region is as beautiful as it is rich in fantastic cuisine. In addition to having some of the top restaurants in Manchester, this beautiful region has a number of great independent grocery stores, lovely gift shops and upscale boutiques. Home to a vibrant Chinese community, you’ll find authentic cuisines represented from all over China. If you like your food spicy, there are a number of restaurants in Manchester that specialise in Sichuan cuisine, which is known for utilising garlic and red chillies alongside a special Sichuan peppercorn.
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      Places to Eat in Manchester: Gastropubs

      Some of the best eateries in Manchester are actually disguised as taverns and pubs. Serving up more than just fish and chips, you’ll find some seriously gourmet eats in these happening Manchester restaurants. Here you’ll find freshly tapped craft beers served alongside unique pub cuisine that is both affordable and delicious. Some of these hip gastropubs even have their own gardens where produce is grown to use for the various dishes on offer. If you love authentic ale, these pubs usually have a number of fantastic brews on offer, which are perfect for drinking after a hard day on the job. Looking for English classics like bangers and mash or shepherd’s pie? You can find low-key British cuisine made authentically at these beloved eateries in Manchester, and you don’t need to pay an arm and a leg!
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      Best Restaurants in Manchester: Foodie Overload

      Manchester, like London, has a foodie scene that is growing as fast as you can say organic juice bar. Chock-full of brand new restaurant ideas and creations, Manchester has seen a great deal of creative restaurants popping up in the last few years. Vegetarian and vegan restaurants are rising in popularity and not just with herbivores! Gourmet pizzas and hand-made mini burger sliders are also becoming increasingly popular in Manchester, and you’ll find plenty of foodie hotspots serving up Tex-Mex specialties like burritos and quesadillas filled with only the finest ingredients. Restaurants in Manchester are truly world-class, and with the foodie scene continuing to skyrocket in popularity, it’s easier than ever to find great restaurants serving unique gourmet specialties and artfully prepared foodie favourites.
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      Where to Eat in Manchester: In Sports Paradise

      Any football fan should know a thing or two about one of the world’s most famous teams, Manchester United. Formed in 1878 in metropolitan Manchester, this team is both loved and hated throughout the world. Mancunians take football very seriously, and you’ll see fans proudly sporting their jerseys from Chile to Japan. If you’re a super fan, you’ll find plenty of places to sport your colours including in plenty of bars and restaurants in Manchester. The food will likely be typical pub fare, but who is saying that’s a bad thing? No one! Enjoy a giant plate of fish and chips as you watch the game and knock a couple back. There’s even a Manchester United theme café that stays open for fans seven days a week. You don’t have to be a huge fan to take part in the fun. Just ease up and enjoy the comradery!
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      Manchester Restaurants: Always Book Online

      Whether you are in Manchester just for a visit or you’ve lived there your entire life, it is important to know that restaurants fill up relatively quickly, while others don’t even accept walk-ins. For this reason, we recommend that you book your table online ahead of time with Quandoo. Simply create a free account, then begin searching for the Manchester restaurants that fit best to your budget or tastes. Book online using the website, or even simpler, with the mobile app, and you’ll never miss out on seats at your favourite restaurants in Manchester again. Best of all, each time you reserve online with Quandoo, you’ll earn loyalty points that you can trade in for a voucher to use in some of your favourite places to eat in Manchester! Sign up for free today to begin your dining adventure with Quandoo.
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