Modern British Restaurants in Manchester

The Grill on The Square is set in a grade 2 listed building, dating back to 1906, situated around the corner from The Golden Gates, on the corner of Palmyra Square overlooking The Queens Gardens.

Early Dining Menu
2 courses for £11.95, available Monday to Saturday from 3pm until 7pm

Situated in the heart of Hale Village, The Hale Kitchen & Bar offers an innovative & traditional menu of the best seasonal and local produce. There is a relaxing atmosphere and a touch of glamour where you can enjoy an eclectic range of drinks.

Special Offer: 40% off all a' la carte.

Beluga occupies a prime corner position, in a spectacular Grade II listed building, and prides itself in delivering unpretentious good quality food coupled with an extensive choice in some of the world’s finest wine and champagnes.

This basement eatery has established itself as “the Northern Quarter canteen”. Owned by one of the brains behind The Bay Horse and Cord, Soup Kitchen is an eccentrically decorated space with a great community vibe and a fine line in affordable, healthy soups and bowl food.

Sous Chef is the best restaurant you've never been to. The menu combines locally sourced ingredients, many of which are organic, in the kind of modern British comfort food that restaurants such as Room and the sadly missed Marmalade in Chorlton built their reputations on: for example, baked goat's cheese tart with beetroot, shallots and a walnut dressing (£4), or slow cooked lamb shank pie with braised red cabbage (£8.50).

Spirit Restaurant putting the passion and love back into Great British Dining. Based within a freshly refurbished Georgian Manor House, the property has played host to many uses, once a family home then to a maternity hospital, an old people’s home and now to a Restaurant with many more uses soon to be revealed.