James Martin Restaurant from the celeb chef is a great place to not only have a meal from a star's venue, but also spot a few coming by for the finest British grub. Think chef's table private dining or munching something from the mouthwatering menus - that's Guinea fowl, pine-roasted venison, scallops, Sunday roasts, afternoon tea and more.

If you're after celebrity-owned restaurants in Manchester, then First Street Bar & Kitchen should fit the bill. Found within the central INNSiDE hotel, this venue from Gino D'Acampo is delving out all your favourite Italian fare like fettuccine with sausage, leek, white wine and porcini mushroom cream or fine steaks.

Need the best celebrity restaurants in Manchester city centre? The 360 degree views of the city's skyline mean 20 Stories is a hit for attracting glam crowds looking to admire the view. But that's not all, as food here involves fine British dishes such as ox cheek croquette, confit duck leg and seared halibut loin.

A fine dining beauty mixing Mexican and Japanese fare, Peter Street Kitchen is one unique (and gorgeous) restaurant that's sure to attract a star or two. Not only can you nab luxury food like wagyu beef tataki with black truffle ponzu, Hamachi tartare and meat sizzling on hot lava stones, but those sleek neutral interiors are ideal to pop on Insta.

If you were looking for Pep Guardiola's joint on our list, you best believe we included it. With a focus on (naturally) Spanish cuisine, Tast Catala has brought flavours of Barcelona to King Street. Choose between Catalan-style rice with pork ribs, wild seabass or sirloin steak and a range of small plates.

MasterChef's Simon Wood has further made a name for himself with his eponymous fine dining restaurant, WOOD. There's a £25 lunch menu (including three dishes each and a glass of wine) if you fancy celeb-quality dining on a budget, or the a la carte spans everything from venison T-bone to maitake mushroom glazed with 20-year old aged mirin.

Fancy spotting stars of Corrie and your fave reality shows alike? The Ivy Spinningfields is where to go. This three-floor beauty has a British brasserie, Pan-Asian restaurant and rooftop garden (serving a mix of the menus from the latter two spaces) in one, so you can choose which celeb treatment you want most.

After Michelin star restaurants in Manchester? Mana is the only one with that title, and so it's no surprise that it attracts celebs and ordinary folk alike. Admire the Scandi space while tucking into tasting menus from Simon Martin, former chef at the world-class Danish restaurant NOMA.

Vermillion and its sister cocktail lounge, Cinnabar, are ideal for the VIP treatment - and only a stone's throw from the Etihad as well. See your favourite footie stars at a game or hope to spot them at this gorgeous venue, which is serving a Pan-Asian menu from MasterChef finalist Bobby Geetha.

Manchester-born Adam Reid is a chef well-known for flexing his muscles at Michelin-starred establishments and for winning The Great British Menu. He's since returned home and opened The French at swanky hotel The Midland, meaning you can get a taste some of the best food this city has to offer across fine dining tasting menus.

Pretty in pink and with plenty more to offer besides, Salford's Menagerie has been popular with everyone from WAGs to Real Housewives of Cheshire and other celebs too. Head here for bottomless brunches, supper clubs and Sunday roasts, alongside spicy miso salmon or truffle ravioli off the a la carte menu.

A Spanish restaurant in Manchester for celebrities, Bar San Juan is unassuming on first look. It's cosy and traditional, with a handful of tables inside and out in Chorlton. Having been hailed as the city's best tapas by Michelle Keegan on James Acaster and and Ed Gamble's Off Menu podcast, this place has to be visited to be believed - trust us.