Hunan Restaurant

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

Rustic-style pub offering international food including deli boards, plus ale and beer tasting.

Modern Australian food including Indonesian and Japanese influences, served in a subterranean venue.

Modern Chinese cuisine and cocktails in sophisticated, dark wood bar/restaurant with carved screens.

This minimalist cycling shop and coffeehouse is a chic retreat in Manchester, offering stylish gear, great coffee, and live race viewings.

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.

Nestled in Manchester's Northern Quarter, The Pasta Factory serves up a cozy trattoria vibe with handmade pasta and authentic Italian dishes that will transport you straight to Italy.

This trendy Manchester coffee spot boasts minimalist decor, artisan brews, and a cozy vibe that's perfect for a laid-back lunch or breakfast.

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.

Nestled by the Bridgewater Canal in Castlefield, this sleek hostel boasts modern dorms and private rooms, with a lively bar and kitchen ideal for mingling.