CLAMPDOWN RECORDS

At this cozy Antipodean coffee bar, savor delightful all-day brunch favorites, friendly vibes, and tempting cocktails in a welcoming setting.

Sophisticated art deco space offering an upscale Italian menu amid marble and sculptural fittings.

Ancoats is a happening neighbourhood known for its eclectic food and drink scene. Scandinavian eateries, Japanese teahouses and Mexican restaurants, to name a few, sit alongside craft breweries and speakeasy-style bars. The 'peeps'—brass peepholes on various buildings—give a glimpse of the machinery and spaces of old Ancoats, once a gritty textile district. Former church Hallé St Peter’s now hosts classical concerts.

The Northern Quarter is a trendy neighborhood, with vibrant street art, bohemian bars and independent record shops. It’s home to buzzy restaurants and some of the city’s liveliest music venues, which host up-and-coming indie bands and established acts. Cultural attractions include the artists’ studios at Manchester Craft and Design Centre, and rotating exhibits at the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art.

A lively spot in Manchester's Chinatown, this eatery serves up vibrant Hunan and vegetarian dishes that are packed with flavor and flair.

Elegantly nestled in a former bank, this upscale art deco gem offers chic rooms, a private members' bar, and modern British dining with stunning city views.

Nestled in a stylishly renovated 19th-century weavers' mill, Cow Hollow combines cozy charm with modern amenities, stellar service, and a prime Manchester location.

A cozy Northern Quarter café serving handcrafted coffee, loose-leaf teas, and tasty sandwiches, where great vibes and even better pastries await.

Experience the vibrant flavors of India at this lively spot, serving up authentic Indian street food with a friendly vibe and plenty of hearty options.

Elevated dining meets modern British flair at this stylish spot, boasting breathtaking views, delightful cocktails, and an inviting vibe.