Manchester's highest restaurant happens to be placed in the heart of Spinningfields, giving you a perfect place to eat after work. With its gorgeous foliage in the dining area, floor-to-ceiling windows and brasserie-style menu, it's a feats for the eyes and the stomach. 

If you're after a Japanese restaurant right in the northern reaches of Spinningfields, then check out MUSU Manchester. This luxurious spot is not only offering a feast for the eyes, but the belly too - that's tasting menus, set lunches, premium drinks and more.

One of the coolest bars in Spinningfields, Blues Kitchen is bringing together an epic combination of live music, whiskey cocktails and delicious American grub. The Quay Street space should be your go-to for after-work drinks and fun Friday nights.

If you haven't been able to get away on holiday this year? Don't despair - just head to The Lawn Club at Hardman Square instead. Boasting comfy chairs aplenty, a sprawling grass area to relax on and a sun-soaked terrace that's covered in greenery, it's the ideal spot to grab a seasonal spritz cocktail from the outdoor bar and tuck into some tasty bites like a gourmet beef burger or loaded fries.

Located inside Manchester's Free Trade Hall, this unique concept offers a fusion of Japanese and Mexican small plates alongside signature cocktails and sake. Take yourself on a trans-continental adventure with dishes like yellowtail sashimi, warm wagyu flatbread and roasted baby chicken. 

Head to Spinningfields for some seriously delicious Asian food at Thaikhun. Enjoy a wide range of dishes made with fresh, seasonal ingredients, lovingly prepared in an open kitchen. Tuck into green and red curries, silky noodles and everybody's favourite: katsu.

A slick cocktail haunt that boasts in international menu of delicious dishes, Banyan is an excellent place to eat in Spinningfields. With its industrial-luxe decor of exposed light fittings, high ceilings and leather booths, the restaurant cosy enough that you won't wanna leave. 

Great British Menu winner Adam Reid is bringing his critically-acclaimed signature dish to Spinningfields. After flexing his culinary muscles on the hit TV show, the chef returns to The French armed with a selection of tasting menus that showcase the finest in British cuisine, spread over 6, 9 or 11 courses. 

The Ivy is an institution, adding a touch of glamour to the Manchester foodie scene. Swing by when you're impressing clients, a potential partner or just wanna treat yourself. The sprawling four-floor restaurant boasts stunning interiors, a cracking brunch and expertly-crafted cocktails. 

Offering wholesome, Lebanese-inspired goodness from the heart of Spinningfields, Comptoir Libanais is a vibrant casual dining restaurant that's fit for any occasion. Whether you're in the mood for freshly grilled meats, a mezze platter or a healthy halloumi wrap, they're an excellent choice. 

Check out this Indian street food kitchen next time you're looking for after-work nourishment or an atmospheric haunt for a romantic date. An evening here would involve plenty of subcontinental feasting on chaat, ample sharing platters and mouthwatering authentic curries.

A cool, laid-back casual dining spot in the financial hub of Manchester, Thaikhun is bringing the essence of Thailand to busy cityfolk. Munch on dishes such as deep fried chilli squid, fresh chicken stir fry, classic pad Thai and authentic beef stews, that are aromatic and bursting with flavour. 

A Spinningfields favourite, this award-winning bar and restaurant serves up one of the strongest selections of Spanish-Canarian tapas in the city, from meaty grills and fresh seafood, to a seven-course tasting menu.