The best restaurants in Ancoats and Clayton Manchester North West

On my second visit to Nam, I once again had an exceptionally pleasant experience. The beef pho is a heartwarming, especially on chilly days, and is a must-try for everyone. The consistency in the quality of other dishes is also great. During my first visit, I enjoyed the crispy fried calamari (though I missed taking a photo). The pork belly buns are equally amazing. However, Nam’s chicken wings are my personal favorite. Frankly, I’m not sure as to why this place isn’t more popular, especially when compared to another Vietnamese restaurant in Ancoats. In my opinion, Nam offers far better food and service.

Really good customer service and healthy options are available in their menu.

We’ve been ordering from Amigos for at least 2 years, probably 3 nights a week or more. Last night we returned from holiday and just wanted quick food. After an hour and half my husband phoned chasing food and was told it would be another 15 minutes or so, so he questioned the time shown on the website which stated 45 minutes, only to be told they’ve been busy and to order from elsewhere in the future 😡😡😡

This is more the real deal, compared to Wetherspoons 100 m to the west. A big pub, traditional interior, lots of beers to choose from. Service takes some time if it's crowded.

Nice affordable chicken takeaway

After buying £20 worth of food from this chippy,it was a total waste of money. My salt and pepper chicken was actually chicken nuggets,my dim sum was burnt,I dont know how you burn dim sum as you steam dim sum and it taste was awful. The best was the chips,they were oven chips,you definitely wouldn't expect that from a chippy. I can only advise to avoid this chippy.

Another top notch scran at Manchester's finest R&3! Honestly got nothing bad to say the place at all, great food, great staff & great atmosphere. Barely a tenner for the R&3, Roti & a Meat Samosa. Fantastic value!

It has changed a lot in last years

Cracking bar, was gutted when it closed and even more gutted when the big picture of the sheep went as well, was hoping to get my hand on that, does anyone know what happened to the picture?

We were served by Siân and had a lovely evening. Service was quick as was the kitchen. My tofu Ca Ri and my partner's chilli tofu bún went down a treat. Order the tamarind tofu as well! Will be returning

Este bar ahora se llama "Social de Wilson". Fui allí la semana pasada a tomar una copa por la noche. Señalé la rosa que quería y pregunté por el tamaño. El hombre me dio la máquina de tarjetas y por suerte lo comprobé, porque decía 7. Le pregunté por qué como decía el menú 4. 90 Dijo "es diferente pero como sea" y puso 5. 90 en la máquina de tarjetas. Señalé nuevamente que el menú decía 4. 90 y agarró agresivamente la máquina para poner este precio y dijo "el menú está mal" como si fuera mi culpa que el menú de su barra fuera incorrecto. Hombre extremadamente grosero y ¡CAMBIA TU MENÚ si los precios son incorrectos! ! !

We went for dinner at 7.30 on a Saturday evening and were advised that they only had one steak left and one pork dish They also had no sourdough and when the steak came it was cold as were the chips... The service staff were unapplogetic and appeared to not give a dam we enjoyed ourselves or not !! Terrible evening On entry to the bar, there were no draught pale ales or bitter, the options of bottled beer were poor.... Estrelle et al

What an experience. Amazing pastry’s served at Pollen. Fresh pastry’s and classics. They serve specials and this time we had the pear vanilla cream danish. This was incredible. The coffee was really good. Served in cool cups. I would 100% recommend and is up there as one of the best in MCR

My wife and I found out about Cha Ology through our son who had visited previously. Established in Manchester for more than 8 years, Cha-Ology closes the world off around you and hugs you into a womb of peace and serenity through the taste and contemplation of various Japanese teas and sweets. For our visit, we chose a summer teas menu with a number of unique tasting experiences ranging from a tea brewed with a circular block of ice through to a roasted hazelnut tea as a warming drink. To accompany the teas, we also had some red bean paste desserts, tofu in jelly and delicious green tea and milk chocolate. Although on the expensive side, the experience is very immersive, transports you to a corner of Japan for a few hours and benefits from very knowledgeable and welcoming hosts. Highly recommended!