The witching hour is upon us, but not all fiends and fright-seekers are looking for a wild bash. To celebrate 31st October this year, we're surveying at the city's culinary offering too, from spooky set menus through to devilish drinks. So, whether you want to dust off the devil horns and try a themed night on for size or are interested in a historical setting, we've rounded up all the best restaurants for Halloween in Manchester.
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Last updated on 10th November 2023
Slick eatery by day and late-night hangout come the nighttime, Impossible is a great choice for Halloween restaurants in Manchester this October. You'll want to book ahead, as the city centre favourite gets busy with its schedule of must-see events and performances alongside dinner.
A great choice for autumn drinks, The Oast House is bringing you cosy vibes, fur throws and twinkling lights for your Halloween dining. Hunker down in outdoor teepee for food and a fantastic time when you're celebrating all things spooky this October.
Whether you head to Spinningfields, Didsbury, Deansgate, Piccadilly or Albert Square, Slug and Lettuce has a Murder In The Malibu Mansion bottomless brunch for a fab-boo-lous time on the 28th October only. Think your favourite dishes washed down unlimited booze while donning your best Barbie attire. Plus, there are Wonka-themed cocktails to buy too.
Found in Spinningfields, BLVD is never one to shy away from a party - so you know it's going to be a corker come October 31st. From dressed-up waiting staff serving small plates to late night antics, this impressive restaurant for a Halloween bash is one you won't forget in a hurry.
Known for brunches and afternoon tea, Cocoa Cabana Ancoats also boast plenty of seasonal options once Halloween rolls around. Head in to grab a meal and cocktails, before taking home some of the specially-made pumpkins or skull-shaped treats from the chocolatiers.
When it comes to the best Manchester restaurants with Halloween events for adults in 2024, Revolucion De Cuba is a great shout. Not only have these guys got a menu of Latin and Central American-inspired tapas to munch, but they're also throwing one big themed party to keep you dancing 'til late.
The Skullduggery Brunch returns to Tattu this year. Think themed cuisine with a modern Chinese twist, all served alongside a bottomless cocktail add-on that includes Pantom Pumpkin, Hellfire and more. Plus, there's a new green look to those iconic blossoms.
