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Michael Caines at Abode
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| Abode
Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2DB |
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| Pride
Of Manchester Awards 2009 - Best Restaurant in Manchester |
| stylish
yet relaxed fine dining restaurant from double michelin
star winning celebrity chef michael caines, in the basement
of the abode hotel near piccadilly station. manchester's
biggest hope of a michelin star establishment. technically
superb! |
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2)
Chaophraya
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| | Chapel Walks, Manchester, M2 1HN | | | Pride Of Manchester Awards 2009 - Members' Favourite Restaurant | | Pride Of Manchester Awards 2008 - Best Restaurant in Manchester | | superb thai restaurant with plush separate bar downstairs. described by many as the best restaurant in manchester. |
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3)
Zouk Manchester  |
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| Chester
Street, off Oxford Road, Manchester |
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| Plush
£1million Indian restaurant opposite the BBC Studios
and Palace Theatre. Boasting an amazing menu which includes
many fish dishes, steak grills and gourmet burgers. Open
until 12am daily |
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4)
Puccini's Ristorante  |
| | Chorley Road, Swinton, M27 4AE | |
| superb
italian in swinton, arguably the best in the region. popular
with many celebs and has regularly hosted the entire manchester
united, manchester city & england football squads.
only 12 mins drive from the city centre or 14 mins on
the train from victoria |
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5)
Vermilion
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| Hulme
Hall Lane, Manchester, M40 8AD |
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| out-of-this-world
£4.5 million thai influenced asian fusion restaurant
near the city of manchester stadium, less than 10 mins
taxi ride from piccadilly. the most spectacular restaurant
in manchester! |
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Grado
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| | New York Street, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 4BD | | | paul heathcote's wonderful smart casual, modern spanish tapas and a la carte restaurant, just off piccadilly gardens. all wines and furniture sourced directly from spain |
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7)
Sapporo Teppanyaki  |
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| Liverpool
Road, Castlefield, Manchester, M3 4JN |
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| superb
japanese teppanyaki restaurant with interactive theatre
style cooking, ideal for large parties. a plush separate
sushi dining area offers more intimacy. |
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Choice Restaurant
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| | Castle Quay, Castlefield, Manchester, M15 4NT | | | Pride Of Manchester Awards 2008 - Members' Favourite Restaurant | | excellent award winning restaurant & piano bar in the beautiful castlefield canal basin. offers local dishes with a fine-dining twist |
|  | 9) Malmaison Brasserie  | | | Malmaison Hotel, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 3AQ | | | wonderful intimate brasserie that wouldn't be out of place in paris. part of the funky malmaison hotel opposite piccadilly station and near the manchester apollo. |
|  | 10) London Road  |  | | London Road, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, SK9 7DZ | | | excellent wine bar and brasserie from paul heathcote in alderley edge village, offering a traditional british menu with many locally influenced dishes |
|  | 11) The Modern  | | | Urbis, Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, M4 3BG | | | exclusive yet great value for money british restaurant on the 5th and 6th floor of the landmark urbis building. next to the MEN arena and printworks |
|  | 12) Walrus | | | 78-88 High Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester | | | very popular cocktail bar with superb japanese canteen in the northern quarter. the menu, created by ex-nobu chef paul day, encourages sociable dining and the dining area is informal |
|  | 13) Spicy Hut  | | | 35 Wilmslow Road , Rusholme, M14 5TB | | | Rusholme regulars have made this popular Indian restaurant on the Curry Mile a surprise entry to the Top 15. Specialising in sizzlers and Pakistani cuisine, it's a former National Curry Chef Award winner |
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14)
Dough Pizza Kitchen  |
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| 75
- 77 High Street, Manchester, M4 1FS |
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| wonderful
family-friendly pizzeria in the northern quarter, offering
great value for money pizzas with gluten-free, wheat-free
and dairy-free homemade dough bases as well as pasta dishes |
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15)
The Northern Quarter
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| 108
High Street, Northern
Quarter, Manchester |
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| superb
modern european and british restaurant in the fashionable
northern quarter, just a short walk from the men arena,
the arndale and the market street shops |
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