Restaurants In Deansgate

Top of the list when it comes to Argentinean food and drink, Gaucho is the stylish go-to for premium meat. From the cow-print interiors to delectable Black Angus cuts and thirst-quenching selection of drinks, this is the perfect fancy choice out of restaurants in Manchester city centre.

If you're on the hunt for a restaurant that's also bringing all the party vibes, El Diablo is just the place. This Deansgate Locks drinking and dining den is a cool destination for Mexican-inspired street food or tequila-laced tipples.

Need Deansgate restaurants for a special occasion? Check out what James Martin has to offer. Putting modern British cuisine at the forefront, the seasonal menu features an affordable tasting option, with a dedicated Chef's Table if you want an exclusive feel.

Out of all the restaurants in Manchester, this Deansgate den is our affordable pick. Slug and Lettuce boasts the likes of bottomless brunches packed with pornstar pancakes, or evening meals of burgers and small plates. Better yet, there's a cocktail to suit every palate. 

For Italian restaurants near Deansgate, look no further than First Street Bar & Kitchen. Found within the central INNSiDE hotel, this contemporary venue comes courtesy of Gino D'Acampo and delves out favourites like steak, pasta or risotto.

If you're after a great Southern and Central American-inspired restaurant, look no further than Las Iguanas. Fusing a lively atmosphere with eye-catching colours, Latin staples and a drinks list that includes cocktails, beer or wine, this Deansgate gem has it all.

Smashing it out of the park once again, Drake and Morgan have hit a home run with The Anthologist. Overlooking St Peter's Square, the cool Deansgate restaurant and bar bring you a choice of musical-led brunching, sports screenings or after-work drinks.

After the best restaurants in Deansgate? Not much comes close to the menu at Peter Street Kitchen, where Japanese flavours and Mexican dishes sit side-by-side across a choice of small plates or larger meals. As for drinks, the sake-laced cocktails at the bar have you covered.

Despite being better known for its attached gin distillery and cocktails packed with the spirit, Three Little Words is also one of the best restaurants in Manchester. From the suave space inside some railway arches near Deansgate, to its small plates of whipped goats cheese or duck parfait choux buns, this place has it all.

Calling all meat lovers: we've got something for you. Quality British beef and sustainable seafood are at the centre of Hawksmoor, so you're going to want a taste. That's not all though, as this swish Deansgate spot boasts a chilled vibe that has date night written all over it.

One of the most popular places for Polish food, Platzki is a chilled out space dedicated to the humble potato pancake. You won't be able to plan ahead with the menu, as dishes change twice a week, focusing on a fine dining experience come the weekend. Twoje zdrowie.

In the mood for an indulgent cheat day feast? Get your fix with some of the city's best burgers at Almost Famous. Here, you'll find everything from loaded buns to chilli dogs and jam jar cocktails. If that's not enough, there's live sports screenings in the bar upstairs.

Taking inspiration from the hit TV show, this Deansgate eatery oozes old school pub vibes with a playful themed twist. Embody your favourite Shelby and head over for bespoke cocktails or gastro grub, with live music and entertainment four nights a week.

Serving up Antipodean fare from day to night, Federal's Deansgate venue is the second site of the popular brunch restaurant. Expect all sorts of eggs through the day, with banana bread, French toast and pineapple porridge to satisfy your sweet breakfast cravings.

Searching for decent vegan food? Ditch the meat and get on over to The Allotment, where they're swapping animals for veg; from Southern-fried tofu to confit aubergine and cauliflower hot wings. Still hungry? Dig into the 5-course taster spread.

Inspired by authentic Italian food, San Carlo is bringing a taste of the Mediterranean to King Street West. With passionate chefs whipping up an award-winning menu of fine dining favourites, this is the perfect place for a romantic date.

With chef Simon Shaw at the helm of its menu, it's no wonder that El Gato Negro has been recognised in the Michelin Guide. Located on King Street, the Spanish restaurant brings you tapas, wines and sherries, boasting the choice of a vibrant indoor space or relaxing outdoor terrace. 

Grab a slice of the action as Crazy Pedro's serves up lip-smacking pizza slathered in unusual toppings, lashings of tequila and the frostiest frozen margaritas in town. If you're after a city centre venue that's a little less serious and a lot more fun, this is it.

Dishoom is serving up award-winning Indian food on Bridge Street. Think house black lentil daal, freshly-grilled tandoori dishes and iconic breakfast naans accompanied by spiced takes on classic cocktails, all against a backdrop of signature mahogany hues with bright yellow touches.

Exposed brickwork and industrial features give way to a choice of Spanish tapas or banquet-style dishes at Evuna Manchester. If you're a fan of seafood, then you'll love the rock salt-baked seabass; it goes down perfectly with the wines (and there's a lot of 'em).