Ideas To Celebrate Father's Day 2025 In Manchester

Alongside its regular droolworthy Italian Sunday menu, guests can indulge in a sharing roast with all the trimmings for just £45.95. Feeding two, it includes a sirlion of beef, roast chicken, porchetta-style pork belly and crackling, plus a three-meat ragu shepherd's pie. Add additional portions for £23.95 each, or for £100, order the streak experience which features a 450g Chateaubriand with cacio e pepe butter, truffle mash and more, paired with a bottle of Valpolicella, Ripasso Superiore Classico La Dama DOC. In addition to all of this, dads will receive a complimentary pint of Menebrea to redeem on their next visit, plus there's a competition to enter with the prize of a 24-hour Porsche test drive up for grabs. 

Get ready to taste award-winning spirits and become a distiller for the day at The Spirit of Manchester Distillery. Voted Manchester's #1 Thing To Do on TripAdvisor, they've got something for everyone. From the Manchester Gin Tasting Experience to the Barley & Beyond: New-Make Tasting Experience, unleash your inner gin-genius and have a blast..

For Father's Day gift ideas in Manchester, look no further than a trip to Sixes Cricket. Here, your dad can fulfil his dream of taking to the crease against some of the world's greatest bowlers, all thanks to the high-tech batting nets at this fun spot.

An outstanding meal at a venue run by a celebrity chef? That's bound to make your dad feel special come the 15th June. James Martin Restaurant offers up cool vintage interiors, stellar ratings and some of the best plates in the business.

Fancy getting your chops around some scrumptious Italian fare this Father's Day and know a dad who would do? Then head to Riva Blu, located in the Corn Exchange. Fronting golden, soft light fixtures and bright blue furnishings, it transports you out of the city and to the coast of Italy with its interior as well as its delicious menu. The restaurant is celebrating the 15th with its Domenica Italiana Sunday Menu (think slow-cooked beef, meatball and sausage ragu) and offering dads £20 off with their next visit.

For a Father's Day meal in Manchester, you're only going to want the best, right? That's where our Michelin guide comes in, showcasing some of the finest eateries this city has to offer. If Scandi charm and small plates are his vibe, then he'll love OSMA. Or perhaps you're both in the market for an exceptional tasting menu? Adam Reid at The French is here to offer you four, six or even nine delectable courses. 

Experience world-class magic by Steve Price, one of the UK's top magicians, at Magic At The Midland on Peter Street. Be amazed and amused for 75 minutes with his hilarious magic show starting at just £24.50 per person. You'll be left wondering how he pulls off his sleight-of-hand tricks and will definitely be entertained by his class humour.

Year-on-year, Browns Brasserie & Bar are treating dads in Manchester with an extra special menu to mark the occasion. Take him to enjoy a freshly carved Sunday roast with all of the classic trimmings and an extensive range of wines to pair, before finishing off with a sumptuous dessert.

One of the best Father's Day ideas in Manchester, The Whiskey Jar is just the bar to book into if your leading man is an expert in all things drams, including Irish, Scottish and American tipples. Better yet, this watering hole will even whip the spirit up into a delish cocktail for you both.

With a rooftop bar space, plenty of burgers and boozy brunches across mouthwatering menus, Doghouse Manchester is second to none for accompanying big portions of food with craft beer. Book a table here for Father's Day and your special man won't be disappointed.

A slice of history built way back in 1552, The Old Wellington is a charming Grade II-listed building that's seen it all — from the city's first bank to the rise of the cotton industry. Kitted out in wooden beams and tables, as well as dedicated traditional dining rooms serving up venison sausages, gourmet pies, and more, they've also got a great range of well-kept real ales on tap (courtesy of local and national breweries) and a solid wine list. 

This simulation shooting range and speakeasy bar sees you take on the big man at over 200 games. Better yet, Sundays mean Point Blank Shooting are dishing out bottomless brunches, which include unlimited pizza and free-flowing beer.

Looking for ideas to celebrate a special day in Spinningfields? Look no further than Albert's Schloss. They've got everything you need to treat your dad to a day he won't forget, from delicious Bavarian-inspired Cook Haus dishes to the best tankards of beer from across Europe. Plus, their lineup of events is sure to keep the entertainment going all day and night.

If your dad is a lover of puzzles and brain-teasers, then a trip to Escape Hunt Manchester should add a little urgency. You'll have 60 minutes to crack the case and get out of spaces themed around pirates, vikings, cowboys or samurai.

Is there a better way to spend Father's Day than sunning yourselves in a beer garden with a pint in hand? We think not - and Manchester is certainly no exception. To take him to the very best, check out our guide on those that come with delicious bites to eat, canal views and more.

Embark on a walking tour of some of the finest breweries in the city with The Manchester Craft Beer Experience by Cloudwater Brewery Taproom. Tickets start from £37.50 per person and include a guided journey where you and your dad will discover hidden gems, learn about the brewing process that goes on behind the scenes and gain lots of valuable knowledge in the beer department (with plenty of samples, of course).

Haven't heard of Flight Club? Well, we're not sure where you've been. Get a taste for the venue with a group visit come Father's Day, where social darts in high-tech oches packed with fun games awaits.

Treat your dad this Father's Day to the likes of wine tasting or even attend a beer school - whatever he fancies, you'll find it here in our guide to the best drinks events and tastings in Manchester. Master the art of gin for just £25 per person, or gain knowledge in the meticulous craft of Japanese whisky, plus so much more with these quirky events that make perfect gifts. 

Are there any greater Father's Day gifts in Manchester than piled-high plates of Sunday roasts? Whether your dad is a meat fiend or a fan of a veggie Wellington, we've got the lowdown on meals with top trimmings and booze to accompany.

Are you ready to join the Cassidy gang and smuggle liquor behind bars? Inspired by Hollywood movies and TV shows, Alcotraz: Cell Block Three-Four in Manchester is a secret speakeasy prison where you can sneak in your favourite liquor and enjoy expertly crafted cocktails with the longest-serving inmates. Here, you get to be part of an immersive storyline and interact with talented actors to make your experience even more entertaining.

Treat your pa to a fun and flavorful feast for Father's Day at everyone's favourite dining destination, Mowgli Corn Exchange. Set in a rustic yet modern setting with exposed brick walls, fairy lights, and stripped-back wooden tables, this delicious Indian restaurant serves up plates of street food goodness like the signature Mowgli chip butty, made with a roti wrap, turmeric fries, pickle, onion, and tomato relish as well as bhel puri and gulab jamun.

Whether you're near Clarence Street or Didsbury, you'll be within a short stroll of Piccolino, a classic Italian restaurant and bar fronting golden interiors. Pull up a baby blue chair this Father's Day and tuck into ribbons of silky tagliatelle for lunch or dinner. Your dad is bound to love this elegant location and its helpings of thing egg pasta covered in truffle and parmesan sauce, plus crispy pizzas and tiramisu.

A venue that can pander to your dad's love of old American rock and Fender guitars, Dusk til Pawn is an unmissable NQ bar. This former fortune teller's den has an extensive range of bourbons, cocktails and spirits that would bring a smile to even the grumpiest dad on Father's Day. 

Fancy wolfing down some delicious Indian food this Father's Day? Then book a table at Zouk, the pretty restaurant in the heart of the Great Northern area of Manchester. Spread over three floors, it fronts dazzling floral decor that's photo-worthy and menus packed with flavour. Look forward to samosa chaats, tandoori king prawns, lamb fillet steaks and more, or if you're feeling creative? Book in for a cooking class. 

Searching for the best things to do with your dad in Manchester this Father's Day? Then look no further than DNA VR Manchester, offering an escape for both you and your dad into an alternate reality. Venture into the arcade to tackle zombies, partake in major discoveries and have a crack at boat racing. Each session lasts an hour and will see you accompanied by a DNA master who will use their knowledge to guide you through the experience.

Hot by name and classy by nature, Sexy Fish Manchester is the sister of the London venue that sees celebrity crowds flock through its door to bask in aquatic-themed decor and tuck into pan-Asian delights. Treat your dad to a meal here, if you're both a fan of the finer things in life, and tuck into sushi platters and black cod against a jaw-dropping waterfall backdrop. 

This Father's Day, Pip at Treehouse Hotel Manchester is serving up something truly special with a Sunday Roast crafted by award-winning chef Mary-Ellen McTague. On Sunday 15th June, families can enjoy elevated classics like roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and horseradish sauce or slow-roast porchetta with crackling and smoked apple sauce, followed by indulgent desserts such as treacle tart or a croissant ice cream sandwich.

With a complimentary welcome drink for dads and express massages from Ruuby the beauty concierge, it's the perfect mix of comfort, flavour, and a little pampering - all in one stylish treehouse-themed setting.

For Father's Day restaurants in Manchester, Gaucho is coming out as one of the top dogs. Home to Argentinian steaks and sublime interiors in a converted church near Deansgate, this swish spot is sure to impress.