New Year's Eve Restaurants in Manchester

Gaucho isn't about the big bangs or over the top clock count downs, instead it's sticking to its usual high standards of seasonal fare in swish surroundings. Located on St Mary's Street, the restaurant will be serving its standard menu, backed up by live music, perfect if you're looking for a smart start to 2020.

This pretty spot is perfect for a gourmet start to your new year, with plates inspired by Milan and plenty of bubbles to go round. Nab a spot in one of their emerald green dining booths, and work your way through whopping plates of pasta before the clock strikes midnight.

Not tried Peter Street Kitchen's fusion of Mexican and Japanese yet? When better than the end of 2019 as the restaurant cooks up a four-course menu of their best dishes, accompanied by canapes and a glass of bubbles on arrival.

Adding a little sparkle to New Year's Eve dining in Manchester comes The Refinery, the crowd-pleasing spot in Spinningfields. The restaurant toes the line between smart and casual perfectly, meaning you can start with one of their British dishes and finish your night with cocktails at the stylish bar.

From the marble pillars to the chandeliers, the grandeur of Brown's Brasserie makes for a classy start to 2020, without the hefty price tag. Known for their homely menu, the bar and restaurant serves up classic British dishes, with a long list of wine to wash it all down. 

Add some partying to your 2019 New Year's Eve dinner in Manchester at renowned The Refuge by Volta. The cool restaurant puts on a dining package to start your night, before things start swinging in the basement or across their rooms.

Take your Manchester New Year's Eve celebrations to a new level with 20 Stories, the sky-high restaurant. Along with an outdoor terrace, views over the city, and live music, this spot puts on a classic menu of British dining.

You don't have to party to have an awesome New Year's Eve as Hawksmoor in Deansgate prove, with a menu that will keep you happy well into 2020. The upmarket restaurant is the go-to for steaks and meat dishes, along with some seriously crafty cocktails - keep this one to yourselves for the big night.

Brush your teeth, comb your hair and dress up smart for a night at Mr Cooper's. Combining eating with drinking and dancing, the spot hosts a whacking feast of five courses, accompanied by live music from a retro swing band.

One of the hottest tickets for end of the year, Australasia tends to stick to dining packages. Previous years have included a four-course set menu, stuffed with their renowned sushi, alongside complimentary Champagne.