Tucked away within the Circus Casino in central Manchester, 110 Restaurant and Bar is an upbeat restaurant serving modern British food from its sleek glass kitchen. Black leather booths with individual screens and well-spaced tables lend the dining room a bright, contemporary air. Steaks, grills and fresh fish dishes feature on the menu, and there’s a well-chosen wine list and private dining room for up to 20 people. Late night dining and bar menu for lighter meals.
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The Gourmet Burger Kitchen menu offers classic flavour combinations such as Chicken, Camembert and Cranberry, and Beef, Avocado and Bacon. It then goes one step further with exciting new burger combinations such as Chorizo and Sweet Potato, Lamb and Minted Relish, or the vegetarian Portabella Mushroom burger. |
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In a quiet setting just off teeming King Street, Bacchanalia is, as the name suggests, a haven for Mancunians who want to gather together and have a good time. Clean, modern lines keep the restaurant calm and congenial, although the mood turns more upbeat in the evening when locals crowd into the downstairs bar. Cuisine is a mixture of Mediterranean brasserie and English classics, served from the buzzing open kitchen. 
The flagship establishment of this modest and laid-back food and drink chain, bluu is ideally situated in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Reflecting its unpretentious attitude, the design features an eclectic blend of 80s style and retro furniture. Made with the finest British produce in bluu’s bustling open kitchen, the seasonally changing brasserie menu combines excellent modern British fare with a range of the best premium wines, spirits, beers and hand-crafted cocktails. The relaxed and casual atmosphere makes it a superb spot for socialising with friends, clients and colleagues at any time of the day. Right into the evening, bluu comes alive, playing a mix of music from funk through to vintage soul and broken beats to add to the ambience, and if the sun starts to shine, you can drink and dine out on the large pavement terrace. 
Set in a prominent position on Manchester’s Albert Square, Brasserie Gérard is a light and airy white-walled restaurant offering all-day dining with a menu of French cooking from around the globe. Dishes include the acclaimed steak-frites, gourmet burgers, salads, pasta, tagines and regional plats. The relaxing bar area has sleek chrome stools and comfy sofas, and there’s al fresco dining in the summertime. 
Enjoy the superb dining experience at Brasserie on Portland. Relax in the evening by the intimate candlelight, or watch the city bustle during the day while your meal is prepared in the theatre kitchen. Head Chef Tim Lewis and his team create mouth-watering dishes using the finest ingredients from local suppliers, and the extensive wine list offers unforgettable treats from around the world. Alongside a delicious a la carte menu, there is also an Early Diner Menu which is available from 12:00 until 18:00 every day. Up to 28 people can be catered for in a private suite and there is a relaxing bar and lounge area with free Wi-Fi internet access and friendly table service, making it ideal for business guests. Later, the bar and lounge becomes an intimate meeting area and the perfect place to start your evening with fine wines and beers, served with a friendlly smile. 
Tucked away in a converted spice warehouse, the AA Rosette awarded Choice Bar and Restaurant has been quietly garnering awards and accolades since it opened in 2001. The canal-side setting in trendy Castlefield complements a smart interior set off by live piano music and an open kitchen. As the name implies, there’s an imaginative selection of menus, all based around contemporary regional British cooking, and a comprehensive wine list, accessible via the walk-in fridge. Working closely with local specialist food suppliers as well as suppliers of high quality international beers and wines, the restaurant has redeveloped Castlefield into a fantastic dining destination. In a diverse city such as Manchester, the success of this small neighbourhood restaurant has been truly outstanding. 
Crompton’s French Restaurant offers fine French food to residents and the public alike. Crompton’s is elegantly decorated and acts as the perfect backdrop to your meal. The menu is distinctly French, offering dishes such as snails in red wine with mushrooms, garlic and herbs, scampi tails blazed with brandy, Parmesan and mustard and the classic Chateaubriand. Desserts are equally sumptuous, including a collection of home-made pastries and sweets. Three courses here should cost an average of £30 per person; fine dining at fine prices. 
Ego restaurants are about providing great food by making the very best of local and organic ingredients, a relaxed atmosphere and a wonderful dining experience – perfect for everything from a quick lunch to a four course dinner. 
Argentinian beef is the soul of the menu at Gaucho, which flies in the matured meat direct from Buenos Aires, although there are plenty of other equally succulent cuts to whet your appetite. This stunning Manchester restaurant, set in a converted Methodist hall (the organ is still in residence), is spread over two lively mezzanine areas, with an open industrial kitchen and three private rooms. Large Argentine wine list and regular live music. 
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