Nights Out in Manchester

Gorilla is a seriously hot venue situated under the railway arches on Whitworth Street. Serving up food during the day, drinks in the evening, and club nights once the day is done, Gorilla can cater to whatever sort of night out you fancy - you could even make a whole night of it. They also host gigs, such as The Black Angels, Crown the Empire, and even theatre and comedy nights.

Opening in November 2017, Dirty Martini Manchester lives up to the chain's reputation by serving hand crafted cocktails and moreish small plates of food. With over 14 different martinis to choose from, and dishes like buttermilk fried chicken and mac 'n' cheese bites, this spot is perfect for anyone looking for a wild night out in Manchester with their nearest and dearest. 

Grab yourself a bite to eat with mates, order a glass of wine and then let the competition commence at Dog Bowl on Whitworth Street West. The food is made from only the best local produce, and is a tasty accompaniment to a spot of bowling.

Nights out in Manchester just got a whole lot more fun with Dive NQ on the scene. This cheeky little subterranean hideaway is loud by nature and big on socialising. Posing as the perfect neighbourhood joint, head here for a late night where a 5am curfew is all that's between you and going wild on the dance floor. 

Lock 91 ticks all the boxes for a fun night out no matter what time of week it is. A restored 19^th Century Lock Keepers cottage is a contempo-authentic cottage revived with a bit of pzazz whilst keeping the homely feel of the historic building.

Get to know some of the best Sicilian wines in the business with Veeno in tow. A charming plot not only for international bottles but authentic spuntini combined, Veeno even host blind wine tastings for those of you looking to try something different on a night out in Manchester.

Revolution is known throughout the country as a party bar, making it an ideal place to get the gang together and go out. They're open till late throughout the week, with their resident DJs playing a mix of Hip Hop, RnB, dance, indie and party anthems on the weekends. Meanwhile, you can sip on a great range of vodka cocktails and shots.

The newest addition to Manchester's nightlife scene, the Cane and Grain has the heat, spice and aura of the American South running through its very core. With delicious barbecued meats on offer, the flavours of these traditional dishes perfectly complement the tastes of the bar's bourbon-infused cocktails. Elegantly decorated and with plenty of quirk, let your hair down at this characterful bar on your next night out in Manchester. 

One of the Manchester faves, Revolucion De Cuba is a Latin style bar with plenty of flavour. With live acts, dance classes, a delectable latino menu and selection of cocktails and rum-infused favourites, this Havana Haven offers a great night out.

One of the Northern Quarter's coolest and most laid back restaurant bars; Luck, Lust, Liquor & Burn serves up cracking Mexican food alongside innovative cocktails. With a cool Northern Quarter clientele and such a top offering, you'd be mad not to want to spend a night out in the city at Luck, Lust, Liquor & Burn.

Hosting a jam packed rosta of some of the biggest names in the comedy circuit from the UK and international shores, The Comedy Store in Manchester is the North's home of all that is stand-up. Having showcased acts to the name of Paul Merton, Julian Clary and Tim Clark, secure your ticket for a weekend packed with cheeky chortles, satirical sarcasm and much more (there's even food involved if you're hungry). 

Find somewhere tropical in this little gem of a tiki dive bar covered in bamboo, bright colours and filled with lots of fun rum times. The Liars Club in Deansgate is a bar attracting many to it's sunny rays; it's no wonder they won a Speakeasy Bar of the Year award. The only way this bar would be more tropical is if you left with a tan!