Searching for a restaurant in Greater Manchester? There are lots to choose from in Manchester city centre, Chorlton, Didsbury, Stockport and throughout the area. With a range of cuisines from Italian to Indian and British, the variety of places to eat in Greater Manchester with its restaurants, bars and pubs is huge. Find the right place to eat in Manchester with Sugarvine.
Best chinese food I have had. Great value, brilliant assortment of food, definitely rate the buffet. My 7 year old loves going.
Top Wok – BramhallThe Rudyard is part of the "Innkeepers lodge" Toby carvery group. It has recently been re-furbished. The dull dingy atmosphere has gone, the place is now pastel colours. Watch out for the "risque" postcards on the wall. The "Carvery" is now available between 12.-5.00pm Mon-Sat at £4.99,excellent value for money. Choice of Gammon,Turkey,Beef in Guinnness pie, Roast rib of beef,accompanied by the self service selection of broccoli,cauliflower cheese,cabbage,carrots,roast parsnip,yorkshire pud. The only restriction is how much you can fit on a plate. Choice of 6 starters £3.25 to £1.99. The summer salad deal is £6.45,gammon &honey mustard with free glass of wine. Various other selections, see the menu. Kids menu available, high chairs for th kids. Bottle of Argentinian red,£7.95 quite good aswell. Update has certainly made this establishment a lot better.
Miller & Carter – StockportIf you want something a little different, try this. The Nepalese dishes are fantastic and not too spicy. The starters are excellent and the prices are very good. A very warm welcome from the owners, who seem geniunely glad to serve you. Very, cheap too. I think this is the best restaurant in Stockport. Try it!
Kantipur – StockportVery good.
Harvey’s Cafe Bar – BoltonReally excellent food and chilled out atmosphere. Portions were generous, and although not cheap the prices are fair considering the standard of food. Only down side is the service - on our visit, there was one excellent waitress who was cheery and courteous, her colleague however was rather sullen and had to be reminded of the drinks order a couple of times before they arrived. Overall though a big thumbs up!!
Jem and I Bar and Grill – DidsburyTop food - similar sized portions when you take away.
Cherry Tree – HaleAte here recently on a friday night, early doors without a booking, but they were fully booked for later on. Cauliflower soup to start, very nice indeed, not overseasoned like I've had elsewhere. Main of line caught sea bass fillet, pan fried. Very nicely cooked , caramalised skin, not overdone. Full of flavour (not always the case with bass.) Service was attentive and informative, although we did have one of the managers as our waiter, so would expect that level of knowledge! Plenty of staff polishing glasses and plates so it all bodes well for the future. I'll definitely be going back.
Bluu – Northern QuarterJudging by how busy the place was early on a Tuesday evening, it must be something special! Very good value considering the high standard of cooking and service. Portion sizes are hefty as well, so don't order sides dishes unless feeling very greedy. Reccommended to me by a friend, and fussy me is inclined to agree it's a bit of a gem!!
Smiths Restaurant – EcclesThis is a "Henrys table" establishment. Next door to a travelodge. Plenty of parking space, large restaurant area. Can get busy especially on Sundays, booking may be your best bet. 3 rooms to have a drink prior to sitting down. Nothing out of the ordinary in the beer line. Usually well cooked and presented but can suffer periodically from "Change of Chef" syndrome.
Old Rectory, The – StockportI went to celebrate my husbands birthday with some friends. The service was excellent, atmosphere was great and when they knew it was a celebration that was going on, they played Happy Birthday or Congratulations to that table.
Frankie and Bennys – Ashton Under Lynevery good restaurant. dined here a few times. banquet offers great choice and good to share. still haven't got round to ordering a la carte as banquet is too good!! food id very tasty and filling. good presentation of food and nice chopsticks and plates! we always leave with a smile on our faces.
Koreana – Manchester City CentreIn response to the earlier review, I should state that Pizza Hut menus do include VAT and I am uncertain why the previous reviewer thought differently. Maybe getting confused with service charge??? Anyways, my experience with Pizza Hut Bolton has always been acceptable food with poor-to-medicore service at an average cost. If you want a deep pan pizza and don't want anything spectacular and can cope with teenagers serving you, Pizza Hut will meet your requirements. If you're after more of a gastronomic experience, avoid it like the plague. F (Bolton)
Pizza Hut – Horwichnot bad but far from good.food not as good and service not as efficient as their partner restaurant.still very convenient for pre-concert
Gio Ristorante – Manchester City CentreVisted this restaurant following recently having returned from travelling Thailand. The green curry with pork was as good as that in Chiang Mai whilst the seafood kebabs and prawns in garlic were excellent. This was one of the best meals I have had and will definitely be returning.
Koh Samui Thai Restaurant – Manchester City CentreA great place to take the family. Pizzas are yummy and one price for unlimited soft drinks. However - BEWARE - all prices are exclusive of VAT and no warning of this. You will pay a lot more than you expect.
Pizza Hut – HorwichI live in Bolton and find myself coming back here everytime we feel like a chinese coming back to this restaurant. The decor is beautiful, service is amazing and helpful. and the food is better than anyother chinese i know 10/10 for me.... Upstairs in the warner village cinema horwich above kidz NEXT
Abacus Restaurant – HorwichStaff are ace, food is yummy, wine list is impressive and the cocktails are tooo diiee for! GO!
Bluu – Northern QuarterMy friends and I fancied a change from the normal greasy spoon fry up on a sunday morning. So we opted for a dim sum brunch. Excellent food in a unique venue for this side of China. Can be a little pricey for the uninitiated though. Basically the waiting staff push trolleys around the restaurant with the dim sum delicacies on board offering you the chance to grab some. So we did and got a bit of a shock when our normal greasy spoon £4 a head was blown out the water with £15 a head. Well worth it for the experience though.
Glamorous – Northern QuarterSet Menu: 2 courses, £19. Available Sunday-Thursday 12pm-5pm and Friday-Saturday 12pm-4pm
Saturday Bottomless Brunch: 2 courses plus free-flowing bubbles, Bloody Mary or Mimosa. Served from 12pm-3pm (2 hour booking). £44.95
Sunday Roast: 2 courses, £22.95. Available until it's all gone!
Smaller portions for smaller appetites. 2 courses, £12.95; 3 courses, £15.95. Served from 12pm-4pm, Monday to Saturday.
Unlimited rum punch for 90 minutes plus Henchbox. Every Sunday 12pm-3pm for £30. Booking required
1 course, £10.95; 2 courses, £14.95 (available 12pm-4.30pm).
Any pizza or pasta £7.95 on Mondays.
Kids eat free from Kids Menu Wednesday to Sunday.
Free bottle of wine when two steaks ordered. Available every Sunday.
Set Menu: 2 courses, £15 (available 5pm-6.30pm Thursday, 12pm-6pm Friday, 12pm-5pm Saturday)
