The best restaurants in Manchester North West

Came here for lunch for first time and impressed with menu choice and prices . Very reasonable , we both had lamb kebabs potatoes and salad . Everything was delicious and freshly cooked . Service very efficient . Only comment was the chairs were a bit hard and maybe a cushion would be comfier Would come again for brunch

Ca Phe Viet is a good place to savour vietnamese dishes. We ordered grilled pork and it was really tasty and the serving is big too. I will definitely come back again.

Banging. No complaints, by far superior to other establishments.

Best Sunday lunch in the NW. All home made. Pub of the year landlord and landlady. No wonder it's popular. UPDATE: a new roof won't cosmetically change the building, however two people continue to make it one of the best pubs in Levenshulme. I'm referring to Mark and Mary. We'll done guys and get well soon both of you.

Authentic Hong Kong style food. Must go if you are home sick. Queue expected

Fantastic food and even better service. We were talked through the menu by Iqra who explained the different options. We ended up ordering the honey chilli wings, nasi goreng, Mancunian bao bun and dumplings. The food was beautiful and really hit the mark. A special thank you to Iqra for her wonderful service.

Always enjoy a visit here, a great selection of cans and bottles and always some good hand pulls too. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, Also nice touch that you can bring food in from the other vendors around so long as you buy a drink, which is no big deal for me at all

Fabulous meals and service. Would highly recommend 👌

Has been hear for years always very good

Busy little bar, clean toilets, and a chilled atmosphere

Very good customer service. Got chips on time and fish. Very tasty and better than chorlton one.

We were left a little disappointed with our meals. Good portion sizes, but the meat was average. Lovely pint and the people were friendly.

Loaded Chips bazil are on point 👉

Great food, mac n cheese was sublime

I stayed here from Sunday through to Tuesday. It did not rain. I did not hear or see an emergency vehicle. There was a fair bit of banter. I found this hotel's staff brilliantly individuals who work together to give great service when the curtain goes up. Photographs of my room show a clean well thought through offer, outstanding bed and bathroom linen. I love the modern take on the doormans chair , a sort of arm chair with a hood. I have seen a similar one near Exeter at chef Michael Caines manor house hotel. They originated from a Scottish design , I think. Plenty of marble and marble effect in the bathrooms. My room only had a shower, a very effective one too. I am too old to skid about in a bath. I thouroghly enjoyed a cooked breakfast here and Sunday lunch. I can find minor faults in certain aspects, but overall I really enjoyed my stay. It's in a great part of the city, great shopping and many very good places to eat and drink. I also went to Browns bistro round the corner, and to Moose cafe also nearby on York street. Manchester is untouristy on Monday and less so Tuesday. Museums are shut , the hop on hop off buses don't run. There are a few exceptions, the Central Library is open, Science and industry museum is open , though with a limited offer at the moment. On Mondays they both resemble creches with many running riot and having fun. It's a lovely diverse city, and has very much to offer. There are two free city bus routes. 1 and 2. Linking railway stations and the best parts of the city for a visitor And they run 7 days a week. The concierge at the hotel are fun, know their stuff , but perhaps not brilliant at imparting what you need to know. But jolly and kind and helpful. They will have to work on mind reading. I appreciated Nigel's help he is on the apprenticeship scheme. To me this is a perfect boutique hotel, small, private, genuine, authentic quality, with some brilliant dashes and sprinkles of passion and magic. I ate well , slept well, drank well and repeated that over 3 days.