The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in City Centre Manchester North West

Lovely grilled foods. Had to be reminded of vegan requirements for 1 person

Delicious Polish food 👌🏼 there is an amazing brunch menu, even my fussy son loved the pancakes! great atmosphere, lovely n cosy, I love the decor gave the authentic polish vibes 🇵🇱

Food and atmosphere excellent- would recommend. We opted for the a la carte rather than tasting menu, all three dishes and sides were excellent - highlight for me was the steak tartare. We seem to run in to problems not with service per se, there was some issue with food ticket system which meant a delay between starter and main which was considerable, staff were apologetic and a free round of drinks was offered which mitigated the problem. We did wait 30 mins to be seated at our table and had a drink in the bar area whilst we waited, this might not be an issue for some folk but personally I prefer to be seated at my booking time. A few small issues which didn’t detract from the overall experience, and still rated the food and overall experience highly!

Average. Ok for lunchtime. I had the jackfruit and black bean chillie which had the heat but not the depth of flavour. Not much more I can say about the place. It was ok.

Situated next to St Peter’s square, opposite the Art Gallery, Vienna Cafe is the perfect location for a nice brunch. Food and drinks were nice, we had potato and leek soup, full English breakfast and Biscoff pancakes; we got orange juice freshly squeezed which ended up being the star of the brunch. The cappuccino was also good. Overall the food didn’t particularly stand out but it wasn’t bad at all. They offer a very good range, would recommend paying a visit to this spot

Decent Turkish place. Service was a little slow and confused on what seemed to be a not very busy evening. Food was alright- the chicken sizzler was very tasty and the islander kebab entrees was good, although a bit on the greasy end. Really enjoyed the loaded fries of all things! Decent value for the dinner combo.

Went for a night out, live music is entertaining, not really my thing but that’s personal preference. Main reason for 3 stars is because it’s completely packed, you can barely move and it makes ordering drinks a pain. Floor is sticky because you will probably spill your drinks trying to move away from the bar. Don’t think it attracts the best crowd either.

Lovely food, the quantity was a bit too much for me but it was amazing. Great ambience and easy to locate.

Brunch visit. Decor is cool with Japanese motifs & lanterns hanging from ceiling. Seating is communal bench, tables & bar styles. Ordered Classic Eggs Benedict with side of Grandad's sausages. This was superb, sausages were to die for, very tasty. Daughter had the Breakfast Stack again very fresh and tasty. Breakfast Tea was strong & hot. Service was quick & the place was popular.

This bar is inside the Royal Exchange theatre and has a view over St Ann's Square. Always worth a visit when Manchester is mad busy as it's so relaxing to sit with a pint and people watch from above.

Called in for one drink. Never been before . Nice place with great views.

Went for tea and cake. Had to return dirty cup. Teapot lid cracked and would not shut as waiter pointed out! Poppyseed and lemon cake was inedible being very dry and felt old. Staff busy chatting to each other and not worried about bad service. Expensive- just counting on mane. Go elsewhere.

The pastry was crispy but on the thicker side and the filling was more custard based consistency than the lighter egg based cousins. They are heavier in my opinion and will fill you up. Also a bit sweeter than expected. All in all will try somewhere else for my egg tart fix

£210 worth of food for the office and every single piece of food came correctly, unheard of!

Lunchtime concerts are excellent and varied music. And the food is excellent also