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Evuna Deansgate

Spanish • Manchester City Centre
(0161) 819 2752 277-279 Deansgate, Manchester City Centre, Greater Manchester, M3 4EW (0161)81…Show
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Spanish restaurant and wine merchant, part of Manchester's Great Northern complex.
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About Evuna Deansgate

This Spanish wine merchant and restaurant stocks hundreds of Spanish wines as well as offering both tapas and a la carte menus. House speciality is their Seabass baked in rock salt which is filleted at the table and you can enjoy authentic queso manchego, chorizo and jamon iberico here. The restaurant can comfortably seat up to 50 people and is also a popular choice for functions, events and receptions. Wines can be purchased by the bottle or the case from the shop and it's all very civilised as you can enjoy some tapas and glass of wine whilst you browse the wines. Evuna, which is part of the Great Northern complex, also holds regular wine tastings. There are sister restaurants on Thomas Street in the Northern Quarter, in Knutsford and in Altrincham.

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Spanish
Manchester City Centre

Banquets At Evuna

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Group Banquet: £22 or £29 per head (Available for 4 guests or more).

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Wine Region of the Month

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We have some gorgeous young wines arriving from Bodegas Monfil.....

The Bodega is from DO Cariñena located near Zaragosa in North East Spain, which will be our region focus for June/July. 

As usual our talented chefs are busy creating some fabulous specials based around this region - keep an eye out for a sneek peek of them coming soon!

Here's what you need to know about DO Cariñena - recently quoted as 'Spain's hottest region to watch' by Wine Enthusiast in a recent issue.

Cariñena is the second oldest region in Spain with it's vines averaging 50 years. It is also the birthplace of the legendary grape variety Garnacha!

The bulk of the wines made in this region - located in the Ebro Valley of Aragón midway between Barcelona and Madrid are based on Cariñena and Garnacha grapes. The area is also home to many other red blends and delightful rosés. 

If you are seeking great value and intense flavors, then this historic region is one you will want to get to know

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July Specials

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Fresh tomato soup with avocado and croutons - £5.80

Grilled halibut fillet on chickpeas pure and roasted garlic chilly dressing - £12.30

Aubergine stuffed with beef cheeks grated with mozzarella cheese - £8.50

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The Riddler!
Took my other half and mum here for a birthday treat,very average tapas and small portions (for tapas dishes),expensive and as previous recommendations same sauces seem to re-appear,disappointed to be honest.Not a patch on El Rincon!
Colette Cleworth
We went to Evuna on Saturday 13th June 09 for a double birthday celebration. The food was very very poor we were extremely unhappy with the majority of the dishes we had ordered. We usually go to El Rincon but could not get in, let’s just say next time we will stay at home and do a better job ourselves.
Carolyn
My boyfriend and I ate here yesterday, and having arrived at 6.15pm we were too late for the tapas offer of 3 for £10. We ordered around 8 dishes altogether including bread, a beer, and glass of wine (which was fantastic), and our bill was £57. Pricey, but well worth it. You will pay 25-30% more than in La Tasca, but it is worth every penny. Fab food, nice service, great experience.
Coco
Absolutely no quibble about the wines...excellent selection and we loved the bottle of red we ordered. But the food...well a different story. Very bland; the roast veg tapas was more steamed leading to rubbery aubergine...ugh! And the manchego...no taste, very bland...where did they get it? Previous week we ate at El Rincon....wonderful food, much better than here which seemed to lack Spanish authenticity in taste.
Richard
Food, service, etc were OK and the house red was nice. But the bread was stale and, for example, six quid for four meatballs and a spoonful of sauce is a rip-off. Poor value for money. At the very least it needs a more inventive menu.
Simple Bloke
Evuna is a mediocre tapas bar that would not survive outside of provincial Manchester. Wine is good, food is average at best. Service is laughable, and outright dishonest. They require a £5 deposit for each person to reserve a table. Outrageous right? But it gets better. Then they rip you off by "forgetting" that they've charged your for the table deposit. Excellent business model - if you like getting ripped off. Recommendation: avoid at all costs or give them no tip for their rip-off sins.
caz
The coffee was cold. We ordered 6 Tapas - the 'salad' was no more than a garnish and very limp. The squid was inedible, chorizo ok and I didn't bother with anything else.My companion ate some beef because she was so hungry. The waitress was surly. We left there and went to San Carlos.
ChorltonDragon
Good food and service and an interesting wine list - just a little on the pricey side.
Julie
Went to Evuna early evening with 2 friends and took advantage of their lunch time tapas menu (as it does not finish until 6pm). The food was out of this world, the wine which is at a lower price as part of the lunchtime deal was also really good but it is only the first glass that is at the lower price and this was not made clear on the menu. All of the staff were really friendly and tentative, and the ambience was really chilled out and relaxing. Evuna does appear to be a little more expensive than the other local tapas bars but is well worth the extra money. I would highly recommend Evuna to anybody who would like to try a Spanish restaurant or anybody who is looking for somewhere to eat and drink in Manchester. This was a really good experience and I will be returning shortly.
LB
Food was nice, although the same sauce seem to be used for 3 of the dishes we ordered (Calamari as the dipping sauce, the sauce on the Patatas Bravas, and the meatballs). Managed to get us a table early on a Saturday night without booking. The restaurant started to get busy at about 8:30pm, and the smell of cooking food became very strong. When we arrived home, all our clothes smelt of fried greasy fish - this was the only bad point!
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Evuna Deansgate File

Fact File

Main dining room capacity 60
Booking policy Reservations only
Best seat Table 6 -17
Max group booking size 70
Function rooms available Yes
Outside dining space Yes
Outside dining spaces 20
Average 3 course lunch price (excluding drinks) £9.99
Average 3 course evening meal price (excluding drinks) £15
Alcohol license Bring your own

Disabled Facilities

Wheelchair access throughout facility Yes
Dedicated disabled toilets Yes
Dedicated disabled parking Yes

Additional Information

Wifi free
Payment by credit card Yes
Payment by debit card Yes
Air conditioning Yes
Drink without food Yes
Separate bar with seating Yes
Takeaway services Yes
Covered smoking area no covered smoking area