While a relaxed place to eat, Banyan refuses to slow down when it comes to a cheap Sunday roast in Manchester. Settle into the cool and modern restaurant for buckets of gravy, seasonal sides and hearty British cuts.

Every Sunday, Piccolino Caffe Grande Manchester throws open its doors for slow-cooked beef, chicken and nut roasts to end your weekend on a high. Plus, you can expect Yorkshire puds, maple-glazed carrots, proper gravy and more alongside.

Flaunting laid-back, friendly vibes, The English Lounge is a boozer with a lot of heart. And when it comes to Sunday? Expect the chefs here to be dishing up hand-carved pork loin, sirloin of beef and turkey, alongside a triple roast served alongside pork, orange and fig stuffing, if you were looking to really feast.

After the best Sunday roast in Manchester? While a cocktail bar known for those drinks in glass slippers, On The Hush is also a great place for a piled-high plate of meat or a veggie alternative smothered in gravy. Expect all the trimmings served alongside between 12 and 4pm, with prices starting at just £11 too.

Hands down one of the best for a Sunday roast in Salford, The Black Friar is a pub that should not be missed. They have striploin of Hereford beef, as well as wild mushroom and spinach pithivier (plus weekly changing meats), served with all the seasonal accompaniments you could wish for.

Whether you fancy pork, beef, turkey, or all three together, The Oxnoble has meat-lovers covered. If you're veggie, then the juicy mushroom Wellington is on hand too. Better yet, topping up with extra roasties, gravy and Yorkshire puds is totally free here.

In need of quirky places to have a roast dinner in Manchester? Albert's Schloss channels alpine vibes into its decor, wild performances and refreshing bier. They've got Sunday Service every weekend, where you can enjoy two or three courses with plenty of entertainment and live music.

Welcome to The Lawn Club, a happening bar and kitchen located in the bustling Spinningfields area of Manchester, boasting a sunny terrace area and even an outdoor bar. Their weekend sessions are the perfect way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon, with banging topside beef and pork loin crackling roasts, live music, and chilled vibes. But if you really want to go all out (and let's be real, who doesn't?), go for The Sharer Roast. It's an absolute beauty, with three types of meat, four Yorkshire puddings and roast potatoes splashed with a ton of their famed three-day gravy.

With its traditional interiors, dark wooden beams and Chesterfield sofas, The Metropolitan is a West Didsbury pub that's made for cosy weekend retreats. Enjoy mouthwatering menus of Sunday specials, featuring only the finest in local and seasonal ingredients.

Sunday lunch in Manchester city centre doesn't get much better than The Botanist. And if you're further out of town? The MediaCity venue are sure to whip you up the same treats of katsu curry and hanging kebabs, with the likes of baked camembert, teriyaki chicken skewers or calamari to start.

Cool and contemporary, Dukes 92 is your upmarket alternative for a roast dinner in Manchester. Brimming with clever recipes centred around British favourites, this place is sure to lure you in, thanks to its traditional fare and premium gin collection.

So much more than just your average gin bar, Three Little Words is a must for Feed The Soul Sundays - where roast dinners come met with cocktails and live music. Enjoy all of the classic fare, alongside small plates to start and classic puds for dessert, all perfectly paired with curated cocktails. 

If you're going to get a high-end roast dinner in Manchester city centre, it's sure to be here. Not only renowned for their carvings, Hawksmoor is deliving out an indulgent roster of vegetables and gravy styles combined with plenty of fine wine.

Looking for a fancy Sunday lunch in Manchester? James Martin Restaurant should fit the bill. This hotspot from the TV chef is ideal for the humble roast like you've never seen before, giving you the best in seasonal cuts and vegetables every weekend. 

It'll be hard not to inhale a Sunday roast at 11 Central as soon as you smell the delights coming from its kitchen. Pull up a seat overlooking the waterfront and enjoy the likes of roast striploin of beef with truffle cauliflower cheese, rosemary and garlic goose fat potatoes alongside winter greens, or a veggie chestnut version that's just as moreish. 

From the three-meat feast for sharing to individual roasts of chicken, nut, beef and slow-cooked pork belly, The Woodstock Arms accompanies all its sumptuous Sunday plates with plenty of trimmings. Think Yorkshire puddings, crisp thyme-roasted potatoes, buttery savoy cabbage and roasted root vegetables.

Searching for the best Sunday roast in Manchester city centre? You can't go wrong with a traditional British boozer and, thanks to its exposed beams and other original features, The Old Wellington has just that vibe. For food, expect Yorkshire puds, glazed carrots and parsnips accompanying gravy-topped tender lamb shank.

Head over to King Street, where this unique Pan-Asian restaurant also happens to serve up a mean Sunday roast. Delving out hand-carved slices of perfectly cooked beef with all the trimmings, it's the ultimate way to treat yourself come the weekend.

While a fun, theatrical bar and club by night, Impossible is also a killer destination for the morning after the night before. Sundays see the kitchen dishing out beef rump, pork belly and mushroom Wellington, all accompanied by bottomless booze, for just £35 per person.

Think you know Sunday roasts? You ain't seen nothing until you've been to Ducie Street Warehouse. With a spread that includes dry-aged shorthorn beef sirloin, rosemary roasted leg of lamb, a weekly changing vegan roast, a dedicated cauliflower cheese menu, and plenty more, this sexy spot has all you foodies sorted.

From the brains behind Cottonopolis and Edinburgh Castle comes Libertine, the Withington hangout that's serving pork belly with cooked apple sauce or roasted harissa cauliflower for all you veggies. These plates come with beef dripping roasties, honey-glazed carrots, savoy cabbage, a Yorkshire pud and lashings of gravy.

A roast with bottomless drinks? That's just what Peaky Blinders are serving up. Pair the award-winning dinners here with unlimited drinks for 90 minutes, including their own gin or pale ale, a choice of four cocktails, draught lager and prosecco. 

Neighbourhood destination FOLK is known for its mouthwatering fare, including their latest Sunday roast offering; that's beef, chicken, seabass or a vegan mushroom, cranberry and pistachio Wellington. As for the trimmings? Expect moreish cauliflower cheese alongside honey-glazed pigs in blankets, roast tatties and more.

An ideal choice for the best Sunday roast in Greater Manchester, Hispi is a swish neighbourhood bistro that's a stand-out Didsbury favourite. It's £28 for two courses, while three cost £32, which includes the likes of honey-glazed belly bacon, toffee apple pavlova and more.

After a Sunday roast in Altrincham? The Con Club not only has that famous rooftop tipi, but also a whole host of options come your weekend feast. Expect harissa-glazed chicken skewers and wild mushroom arancini to start, followed up with beef, lamb or chicken with bubbling cauliflower cheese and swede.

This award-winning pub and hotel is one of the best places for a Sunday roast in Manchester's Northern Quarter. If you're heading out on a weekend date? The Abel Heywood has a sharing platter with succulent cuts of meat, pigs in blankets, fluffy spuds, a range of veggies, Yorkshire puds and gravy.

One of the most popular Northern Quarter venues, TNQ offers a la carte dining, lunch menus and hearty roasts. There's enticing cuts of meat and freshly baked pies across the dedicated Sunday menu, so all you need to do is figure out the perfect drinks to pair.

Known for their unbridled approach to British pub dinners, the Chop House are here to quell any and all needs for a Sunday roast in Manchester city centre. Get over here for succulent cuts paired with fluffy potatoes, enriched veggies and gallons of gravy.

This Ancoats venue isn't just about the small plates (although they really are something to swoon over), as there's a mean Sunday roast on the menu too. Head on over to Elnecot for the chance to tuck into weekly specials, alongside a selection of handcrafted cocktails.

The Bay Horse Tavern is home to one of the city's best Sunday dinners. From rotisserie chicken to beef sirloin, pork and mushroom Wellington, this place will have you feasting on comfort food classics from a cosy Northern Quarter setting.

For a Sunday roast dinner in Chorlton, there's no better place than this boozer. Famed for its hearty offering, The Chorlton Tap has the largest selection across the area on its menu, which can all be washed down by the craft beer the venue is equally well-known for.

Want your roast with a twist this weekend? Asha's is the Indian restaurant that's delving out tandoori chicken dinners and slow-roasted leg of lamb, all accompanied by coconut beans, masala-roasted heritage carrots, cumin potatoes and signature gravy.

Edinburgh Castle is a cool Ancoats pub serving an ever-changing menu of seasonal roast dinners. Tuck into game terrine, pork loin, lamb shoulder or roasted celeriac, all of which is served alongside mouthwatering veg and plenty of tasty drinks, with desserts for afters.

Weekends are well spent at The Refuge, where tasty dinners take place in the pretty Winter Garden or main dining area. Meanwhile, the menu has a selection of thirst-quenching cocktails, roast dinners and heaps of sides to fill you up.

Vowing for the title of best roast in Manchester is Zouk, whose Indian twist on the Sunday dinner comes with spicy gravy. To top it off? There's platters to share, a special masala lobster to try, and the usual starters of samosas or a mixed grill.

From veggie nut roasts to sumptuous cuts of lamb, Trof is a Northern Quarter name churning out some top Sunday roasts. Join them for mounds of flavour across a cheap and cheerful menu, giving everyone the chance to cosy up with steaming hot comfort food in the chillier months.

Home to some of the best cuts of meat, The Dakota Grill can be counted on to come through with sumptuous British dishes that reflect the seasons. Settle in among the modern furnishings of the dining room, with a terrace ready for you if you fancy alfresco drinks afterwards.

Sundays call for cosying up in wooden interiors, tucking into plates of comfort food favourites and washing it all down with a few freshly poured pints. And it's not just roasts on offer either, as The Wharf has steak burgers and cheese, onion and potato pie too.