Menu from The Garden Restaurant at The Place Hotel
Menu highlights
Soup of the day
Warm artisan bread
Thai fishcakes
Asian style coleslaw, sweet chilli dip
Smoked salmon
Dressed rocket leaves, caper berries
Wild mushroom, ricotta & spinach ravioli
Sun blushed tomato sauce, rocket, parmesan
Roasted Cumbrian lamb rump
Dauphinoise potato, ratatouille
8oz fillet steak
Handcut chips, portobello mushroom, vine tomatoes
Desserts
Classic Manchester tart
Raspberry coulis
Melting chocolate fondant
White chocolate ice cream
Cheese platter
Crackers, chutney, grapes
More about the restaurant: The Garden Restaurant at The Place Hotel
Located inside the stylish The Place Aparthotel, The Garden Restaurant is popular among visitors and Manchester locals alike thanks to its modern British cuisine. Situated on Ducie Street, right in the heart of the city centre and just moments away from Piccadilly Train Station, this stylish restaurant serves up excellent breakfast, lunch and dinner options. Known to pack in a large crowd, The Garden Restaurant at The Place Aparthotel recommends making a reservation before visiting.
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With its setting inside of an old 19th-century warehouse, this trendy Manchester city centre hotel has plenty of character, and at The Garden Restaurant on the same premises, you can indulge in some classic British cuisine while taking in the chic surroundings. Whether it’s for a quick snack or an indulgent meal, The Garden Restaurant at The Place Hotel has an abundance of choices. At lunchtime you could chow down on a hot sandwich like the four ounce steak ciabatta with smoked Applewood cheddar and onion marmalade, or indulge in pizza, pasta, plus many other delicious options.
Come evening time tuck into some clam and corn chowder served with warm artisan bread or a charcuterie board for starters before moving on to classic mains like the duck leg confit with braised red cabbage and cassoulet of beans, or pan-fried monkfish fillet with crushed new potatoes and horseradish, grilled asparagus and salsa verde. Round it all off with the classic Manchester tart with raspberry coulis or some sticky toffee pudding served with vanilla ice cream. With its prime city centre location on Ducie Street, close to Piccadilly and the city’s vibrant Northern Quarter, The Garden Restaurant is one of Manchester’s must-visit restaurants.