Restaurants With Entertainment In Manchester

Albert's Schloss serves up Bavarian-inspired Cook Haus dishes and daily bakes fresh from their in-house bakery. Boasting a menu packed with tasty treats, from sweet pancakes and Kroissant Royals for breakfast to fondue, schnitzel, wursts, and burgers at dinnertime; and of course, there's plenty of beer to wash it all down. Plus, they've got a whole lineup of events and entertainment, including live music from Albert's Haus band, resident DJs, and the Schloss night creatures. 

One of the best restaurants with entertainment in Manchester city centre, Blues Kitchen is the destination combining live music with Southern comfort food. Whether you're looking for dinner and dancing, a big band gig or DJs, this Quay Street spot has something for everyone. Plus, you can check out the Saturday hip hop orchestra brunch.

Darts destination Flight Club offers you goes on their oches alongside bottomless pizza and a bottle of prosecco each at their brunch socials. Otherwise, the menu here is made up of burgers, jerk-spiced chicken, Korean beef skewers and nacho bowls. 

Out of all the themed restaurants with entertainment in Manchester, Revolucion de Cuba is up there among the best. Bringing a large slice of Latin flair - that's dancers shaking their tailfeathers, DJs, live music and more - to our city, this place isn't to be missed when you want to enjoy flavourful food and have fun.

After dinner and entertainment in Manchester? BLVD is the home of day-to-night vibes, thanks to serving international small plates by day and turning into a cocktail lounge with DJs at night. Better yet, other performances come from fire acts and more.

Whether bottomless brunches, Sunday roasts or dinner are more your jam, there's plenty in store at Impossible. A gin den with edible bubbles to pop? Check. A downstairs theatrical club with DJs and acts late into the night? Double tick.

A favourite of Manchester special occasion restaurants with entertainment is 20 Stories, thanks to its rooftop setting and lineup of performances. Choose from live music midweek and weekend DJs keeping things lively well into your post-dinner drinks.

The Oast House is not only your home of hanging kebabs, Yorkshire pudding wraps and chicken madras pies. This joint also holds a free live music festival called Manifest every bank holiday weekend, so you can enjoy plenty of performances and DJs in-between. 

Tucked inside Manchester235 is one of our favourite venues with entertainment: James Martin Restaurant. Chow down on no-nonsense British plates courtesy of the TV chef's menus, before heading to the casino for cards, live sport and more.

The best birthday restaurants with entertainment in Manchester? Gaucho serves up an all you can eat Electro Brunch, where DJs take to the decks while you dine. Expect to munch steak 'n' eggs, chilli mushrooms and more while bopping to tunes or sipping your unlimited drinks. Plus, Thursday nights bring live music too.

Located in Old Trafford, this is one of the coolest restaurants with entertainment in Manchester, fronting hearty British food alongside over 20 global wines to pair. Once you're done feasting, you can venture upstairs to their five-a-side football pitch or watch live sport.

From cocktails served in giant piñatas to pizzas packed with tasty toppings, Crazy Pedro's is a totally bonkers restaurant with entertainment. Fancy a little competition? Don't miss the weekly beer pong tournament where you can win prizes and cheap drinks.