Best Restaurants For Halloween in Manchester

As if its history wasn't chilling enough (set on the site of the Peterloo Massacre), Peter Street Kitchen also likes to put on something a little special for the creepy time of the year. This Manchester Halloween restaurant has previously held stellar Day of the Dead dining experiences, complete with delicious fusion dishes and themed cocktails.

From its large outdoor terrace for sunny days through to cosy corners on a cold night, The Refinery Spinningfields has got every occasion covered, including Halloween. Stop by this crowd-pleaser for party celebrations that range from Gothic glamour and Champagne cocktails to music til late.

If you're looking for things that go bump in the night, then head to 50 Spring Gardens, where the Grand Pacific now resides. Built in the 1800s, the Gothic building is filled with gorgeous historical details, from a vaulted ceiling to spiralling staircases, all of which should set the mood for a Halloween dinner in Manchester.

Inspired by Mexico, El Capo is a devilish little den of tequila and street food found in the Northern Quarter. Join them for Halloween and Day of the Dead celebrations this year, as they knock up killer margaritas and mouthwatering dishes in their cool-as-hell setting.

Found in Spinningfields, BLVD is never one to shy away from a party - so you know it's going to be a corker come Halloween. From dressed-up waiting staff to late night antics, check out this impressive restaurant for a night you won't forget in a hurry.

One of Manchester's most glamorous spots, The Ivy is three floors of gorgeousness. Mix things up this year by hosting your own Halloween dinner in one of their stunning private dining rooms, complete with opulent interiors and jaw-dropping cocktails.

Along with its gorgeous views, 20 Stories is also an excellent Manchester restaurant to spend Halloween. In the past, the sky-high restaurant has hosted spooky cupcake-making classes and a 'black out' evening, with only candles to light the space.