Manchester's Northern Quarter is a famously trendy, fun place to hang out. However, it's not all just cafes, thrift stores and record shops, it also houses an eclectic mix of fantastic restaurants to check out when exploring the city. From boozy bottomless brunches to vegan junk food, stone-baked pizza to juicy fried chicken, chow down on some of the best food Manchester has to offer by exploring these restaurants in the Northern Quarter.
In the mood for a little Kentucky lovin'? Yard & Coop is the spot for you. Chow down on juicy buttermilk fried chicken with clucking good flavours from across the globe, whether it be Korean coatings, bourbon BBQ delights or a touch of spice with Scotch Bonnet chillies.
If you're looking for a tasty brunch, Foundry Project are a go-to in Manchester's Northern Quarter. The £25 boozy brunch gives you two hours of top-notch cocktails or prosecco to sip on as you devour American-style pancakes, full brekkies, hangover pizza and Colombian eggs.
These guys hold a legendary status in the Northern Quarter. Head on over for classic American grub in their diner, with classic pizzas, burgers and milkshakes that are sure to impress. Topping it off, there's a live music space and secret speakeasy bar to explore once you're done scoffing.
BAB is a casual Northern Quarter restaurant specialising in amped up kebabs as you've never seen before. Sourcing all their ingredients from local suppliers, the menu here is made up of succulent kebabs and gorgeous flatbreads washed down with a menu of unique cocktails.
If you're heading to Manchester's Northern Quarter, Cottonopolis Food & Liquor is a must. The trendy bar and restaurant houses a stunning dining area and open kitchen serving Asian-inspired small plates such as deep-fried crab claws, dim sum and sushi.
The Northern Quarter is not just home to stylish street eats and cute cafes, it also houses some pretty great fine dining, such as 63 Degrees. Taste your way through elegant French cuisine, all cooked at the optimum temperature of 63° for an unrivalled taste experience.
Taking inspiration from the famous mid-20th Century bar in New York, this NQ restaurant is a top spot for bottomless brunch and American eats. Head over between 10am and 4pm for delicious dishes including Cherokee corn cakes, cheesy sausage egg sliders and plenty of cocktails.
Trof is a Northern Quarter staple spread across three floors, with a buzzing atmosphere that makes it ideal for after work drinks, casual dinners and pre-drinks. As well as serving a menu of international dishes, the restaurant bar has an equally eclectic cocktail selection to match.
PLY is a bustling bar and pizza restaurant in the Northern Quarter, providing a perfect space for munching before a night out. Enjoy delicious small plates and classic pizzas, such as the 'nduja with spiced sausage and red peppers or the pear and blue cheese.
TNQ is somewhat of an institution among locals in Manchester. The stylish independent venue specialises in delicious British classics such as sirloin steaks, slow-cooked pork belly and roast chicken, with plenty of deals on its a la carte lunch menu if you're a little strapped for cash.
Not only is Soup Kitchen one of Manchester's best live music venues, but it also doubles-up as on of the Northern Quarter's best restaurants. Offering a seasonal menu of fresh goodies, you can enjoy anything from vegan borscht to classic sarnies and, of course, a hearty soup.
Tariff & Dale is ticking all of our boxes when to comes to finding somewhere to eat in the Northern Quarter. Set in a historic building, the restaurant features cool industrial touches, while the menu goes from sourdough pizzas through to mains such as crispy pork belly with a Scotch egg.
