The Opera House Manchester on Quay Street, is just a short walk from the crossroads with Deansgate and Peter Street, a busy hub of restaurants.
Next to the chain restaurants in Spinningfields, the Opera House is also very close to the busy independent restaurants in Castlefield, where many theatre goers park their cars.
There's many restaurants near the Manchester Opera House, all within walking distance, including some of the best in Manchester city centre.
The area has a great mixture of cuisines available and there's many pre-show offers for theatre goers to take advantage of.
St Peters Square tram stop is just a 6 minute walk.
Fashionable restaurant and cocktail bar from the team behind Grill On the Alley, Australasia and Gusto. Located next to the Opera House in Spinningfields, the menu features such worldly delights as Fish & Chips, Special Fried Chicken in a Basket, Mexican Fajitas, Thai Red Curry, Jerk Chicken, Spaghetti Pesto, plus tapas, gourmet burgers and salads,
Glamorous modern Indian restaurant a short walk to the Opera House inside the Great Northern Tower. The menu incorporates both traditional classic flavours and original dishes that apply Eastern flavours with a Western twist
Very stylish Pacific Rim restaurant located around the corner from the Opera House, under the Armani store in Spinningfields. The menu reflects Australia's strong ties with Japan, combining modern Australian cuisine with Pacific Rim flavours underpinned by European cooking tradition, a blend of Indonesian and Southeast Asian influences.
The outstanding new Chinese restaurant inside the Great Northern Warehouse, on the ground floor of Manchester 235, which boasts a largely Cantonese menu, influenced by the principals of healthy-eating, with exceptional dim sums, seafood and vegetarian options. A short walk to the Palace Theatre
Excellent value for money, plush fine dining British restaurant inside the lavish Manchester235 casino, just a short walk from the Opera House - one of the most impressive dining arenas in Manchester
Quality Indian restaurant on Deansgate in the city centre from Rusholme's famous Lal Qila. Specialising in sizzling Karahi dishes, served in a small copper pot, the menu features many signature dishes alongside traditional and classic curries. Just a short walk from the Manchester Opera House
Classy Central Spanish restaurant and wine merchant on Deansgate - just around the corner from the Manchester Opera House. Great pre-theatre tapas offers and wine deals available too
The fantastic family-friendly Italian pizza restaurant just off Deansgate, just around the corner from the Town Hall and Manchester Opera House. From the same group as Gusto, Grill On The Alley and The Alchemist
Casual dining concept restaurant within the 5 Star Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester serving a choice of only steak or lobster. Live music nights and a great location with the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Central and Opera House all next door
Located in Manchester's most celebrated building, the historic Free Trade Hall, the stylish space creates a mood of understated luxury in the city centre, moments from Manchester Central, The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Opera House and The Palace Theatre.
Located a short walk from the Opera House in th landmark Hilton hotel, this cosmopolitan restaurant offers an old school New York vibe. An impressive setting for any occasion, the kitchen is headed up by David Gale, Manchester Chef of the Year 2010 and a strong supporter of local produce, which is reflected in the dishes he creates
A Smokehouse, Grill restaurant and liquor bar located in the heart of Deansgate, situated above The Deansgate Pub. With an own onsite smoker, the menu is packed with the finest cuts of locally sourced meats and fish that have that extra special smoked finish.
Fresh seafood restaurant, opposite the Town Hall. Arguably boasting the most impressive restaurant entrance in Manchester, the grand surroundings are matched by an impressive oyster bar and an extensive ethically sourced fish menu.
Very popular, modern Italian restaurant on Oxford Street, close to the Opera House. A varied menu offers a range of Italian delicacies from Funghi Ripieni to Osso Bucco and high quality steaks, pastas and pizzas.
The superb Japanese restaurant in Castlefield, opposite the Museum of Science & Industry, boasts a unique dining experience with all the theatre style of Teppanyaki cooking, ideal for large parties. The talented show chefs entertain you and get you involved or a plush separate dining area offers more intimacy with incredible sushi, sashimi and noodle dishes to choose from.
Family ran restaurant, bar and upmarket tea rooms next to Kendals House Of Fraser. Opened in December 2011, with Rod Francis producing the kind of classic British and French dishes he was famed for previously at Lounge 10. Afternoon teas and Sunday lunches complement the a la carte menu
Very popular restaurant offering a fulsome nod to the freshest of produce from the sea alongside the classic, yet glorious steak. The menu includes Wagyu Kobe Beef, Grilled Lobster, Ostrich Fillet, Chateaubriand, Sashimi Tuna, Rope Grown British Mussels and a great selection of salads.
Relaxed, continental style, independent cafe restaurant around the corner from the Opera House. Offering breakfast, lunch and evening grills at affordable prices, the menu is in the style of an American grill whilst keeping its traditional British roots and focuses on healthy-eating options.
Light, bright and luxurious Italian trattoria just off Albert Square which specialises in fish and seafood courses. Classic Italian dishes are given a modern twist with influences from across the Mediterranean and modern British cuisine.
Situated in the most scenic location in Manchester city centre, a stunning position on the banks of the Bridgewater Canal in the heart of Castlefield, with one of the best alfresco dining spaces anywhere in the city, this popular restaurant offers an unashamedly British menu with some hints of Italian and favourites from around the globe
Situated in a stunning position on the banks of the Bridgewater Canal in the heart of Castlefield, with the best alfresco dining space in the city, this great grill restaurant inside the hugely popular Dukes 92 bar offers an a la carte menu alongside pizzas, sandwiches and salads, together with a speciality cheese and pate counter
Genting Casino's stylish new restaurant uses an enclosed Josper Grill to produce a distinctive style of cooking, utilising the heat produced by the charcoal to maintain a high cooking temperature of 1000°F which greatly enhances the flavour of the steaks and many seafood dishes, infusing them with a unique smoky BBQ flavour.
Previously known as Obsidian, the restaurant below the Arora Hotel on the edge of Chinatown, with its highly-celebrated cocktail bar, serves honest, simple, reasonably priced British food with an emphasis on steaks, fresh fish and seafood.
Stunning traditional British canalside pub opened in Castlefield, July 2012, by Brunning & Price. Two floors of hidden alcoves, galleries and and an outside dining area with views over the canal basin make this one of the most beautiful places to dine in the city centre. It also boasts a large boules court, 12 cask ales, 50 wines and 100 malts
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