Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
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Northern Quarter
79 places
- Deansgate and St John's 34 places The spine of the city centre, anchored by Manchester Central.
- Ancoats 22 places The world's first industrial suburb, now Manchester's flagship eating district.
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Rusholme and the Curry Mile
10 places
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Salford and MediaCity
10 places
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Chinatown
7 places
Faulkner Street and Nicholas Street under the second-largest Chinatown arch in Europe.
Book food experiences in Manchester
- NOMA and Green Quarter 7 places The regeneration zone around the Co-op headquarters and Victoria Station.
- Levenshulme 5 places
- Gay Village 4 places
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Spinningfields
4 places
The corporate quarter west of Deansgate, polished by lunch crowds.
- Stockport 3 places
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Didsbury
2 places
Leafy south Manchester, lined with gastropubs and bistros.
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Prestwich
2 places
- Urmston 2 places
- Cheetham Hill 1 place
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Chorlton
1 place
The independent south of the city: vinyl shops, vegan kitchens and the long-running Lead Station on Beech Road, in a former police station.
- Oxford Road 1 place