Cool Places To Eat In Manchester
Fancy grooving to jazz and disco while you dine? How about pairing up-market kebabs with a trip to the venue's hidden cocktail bar? Or, just maybe, a menu fusing Mexican and Japanese food is your jam? Whatever quirky happenings or unusual bites you're after, our lowdown on cool places to eat in Manchester has you covered.
Last updated on 12th August 2022
Dive Bar & Grill is something of a jack-of-all-trades, showing all the latest live sporting actions and having DJs blasting the tunes 'until the early hours. But, it's the venue's food menu that's really got us excited. Think beer can chicken, a variety of different burgers and all the deep-fried nibbles you fancy.
Fancy restaurants in Manchester don't have to be all pomp and no cool, as Australasia proves. It's accessed via a glass pyramid and boasts gorgeous cream interiors, in which you'll be munch food from across the Pacific Rim area - think Japanese and Australian fare. Better yet, DJs play 'til 3am on weekends.
With a cosy, traditional pub up front and a sleek, foliage-laden restaurant towards the rear, The Black Friar Salford is so much more than your average pub. The menu follows this same trend, fronting the likes of cured duck with driftwood goats cheese mousse, truffle and honey popcorn or a trio of British pig.
Luck, Lust, Liquor & Burn is a cool restaurant that recreates the famous the heat and spice of countries from Mexico to South America. Owned by the same foodies behind Almost Famous, it whips up plates like chilli chicken wings, guacamole-heavy burritos and messy burgers covered in rich cheese.