Manchester's dining scene has never been so accessible. Offering braille and audio menus, wheelchair lifts and dedicated disabled toilets, these place are making sure memorable nights out are available to all. Explore our list of Indian eateries, rooftop brasseries and quirky tapas bars as you get to know the best restaurants with disabled access in Manchester.
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Don Giovanni have helped to cater to guests with visual impairments by offering menus in braille and audio formatting. Join them for the chance to enjoy authentic Italian dishes, handcrafted cocktails and an expertly curated selection of wines from their Oxford Street home.
Looking for the best accessible restaurants in Manchester? Banyan has an elevator to all three of their floors, alongside a spacious bathroom and doors from Exchange Square that'll get you right into the heart of the restaurant, helping you to get your fix of British grub without a worry.
Celebrating a special occasion? Head on over to Brasserie Abode. Offering pretty interiors, a lively atmosphere and hearty menu of seasonal fare, the restaurant caters to everyone's needs, whether you have specific dietary requirements or need space for a mobility scooter.
The Anthologist is one of the prettiest wheelchair accessible restaurants in Manchester, with a double door entrance and spacious tables throughout the venue. Whether you're indulging your sweet tooth with an afternoon tea or splitting up small plates, this place is perfect for group dining.
With its stunning interiors that pay homage to Irani cafés, Dishoom is one of our favourite Manchester restaurants with disabled access. It's here that you can taste the flavours of Bombay, with gluten-free dishes, halal, vegan and vegetarian options making up the mouthwatering menu.
20 Stories is a glamorous rooftop restaurant found on the 19th floor of No. 1 Spinningfields, which you can get to by the elevator. Enjoy amazing views of the city while slurping cocktails and sunning yourself on the outdoor terrace, with a menu of seasonal produce ready for when hunger strikes.
Scoff sublime Italian dishes, such a freshly baked pizzas and homemade pasta, washed down with glasses of wine at this quirky spot. Vapiano Manchester is another Corn Exchange restaurant with doors from the internal atrium, lifts to the upstairs bar and a ground floor dining room.
Bringing country pub vibes to Manchester city centre, The Wharf is easily one of the best pubs in town. With disabled parking, wheelchair access and a lift, it's available to all who fancy getting stuck into their British plates and famous roast dinners - you can even bring your dog along too.
Delve into a menu of modern Chinese cuisine and unique, themed concoctions with a trip to Tattu. Not only does this restaurant offer striking interiors (that are made for Instagram posting) but there's always plenty of room for wheelchair users.
If you're looking for a weekend hangout, this place has you covered. There is step-free access around all of The Cosy Club, as well as lifts to the second floor and a roomy disabled toilet, so you never have to miss out on one of their legendary bottomless brunches again.
With entrances from the street, spacious tables and a disabled toilet (complete with grab rails) all reachable by lift, El Gato Negro is easily one of Manchester's best restaurants. A firm favourite for its flavoursome tapas and expertly curated wine list, this place has date night written all over it.
Overlooking the old Smithfield Fish Market gate, TNQ serve a menu of classic British dishes with only the finest seasonal ingredients. Make sure to pay them a visit for a memorable Sunday lunch, as this Northern Quarter restaurant has carefully spaced its tables for disabled visitors.
