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

Incredible street food served by the happiest staff in Manchester - highly recommend getting the jerk chicken deal which includes a great portion of fresh jerk chicken, jollof or rice & peas, slaw, and salad, as well as the incredible jerk gravy for £8. Absolute bargain and can't wait to go back

Amazing food, coffee, pastries and service. Good atmosphere and didn’t feel at all pressured to leave - had time for a good catch up. I had the chilli scrambled eggs and they were so tasty.

proper meals, cooked well, one of the best jamaican food shops in manchester at a good price as well.

Gen was a pleasure. Perfect service and made sure our bottomless brunch was a perfect service

A fantastic dining experience. Lots of unusual choices on the salad bar and a Myriad of succulent meats to try.

Just got a coffee to go but felt it deserved a review for the friendly staff and relaxing ambience 😊

Food was lovely but service was poor. We had “bottomless” brunch but drinks service was so slow only had 2/3 drinks each and the last round we ordered never arrived. When we questioned it they said we ordered outside our timeframe which wasn’t true. They also charged £49.50 per person on our bill instead of £45. Wouldn’t recommend!

The food here is so good! Loads of different meat and veggie options too. I had a chickpea curry which was delicious. Such good value for the absolute stack of food you get too. Would recommend to anyone visiting Manchester and would go back.

We only went to experience the mini cini as we have a dog. I think it's amazing that you can take the dog into the cinema 📽️. Loved the building itself and need to go back and have some food and drink as the atmosphere seemed great 👍🏻.

Excellent food, excellent service from Emily, very reasonable prices. Very good experience. Totally recommend

You are paying for the experience so if you are not happy to do that then it is not for you. But we really enjoyed it and the food was lovely.

Definitely a place set up for the workers (which is fine). Stylish decor and a nice selection of craft beers. Coffee was 7.5/10, a little on the cold side but still nice and care taken with art and crema. £3.80 for the flat white, which seems about normal (Ditto and Font down the road is £3.80 and £4 respectively).

Excellent 'birthday meal for seven' on Sunday and the roasts were great. We were well looked after throughout by Vaishnavi who was attentive and made sure we had an enjoyable afternoon.

Went there for a gig last night, security and bar staff were great, as was the venue.itself which had a great vibe. The venue is behind the bar/restaurant and accessed via a side door from under the bridge. A set list with times bands were on stage was posted on the door of the bar too which is useful to know. Downsides were "Gorilla Public WiFi" which needed a code, but staff said it didn't work (there's no signal in there). The toilets are behind the stage which isn't signed and everyone cues at the main bar without being directed to the second small bar which is also not signed. Standard in such venues the toilets are basic and partly out of order. A can of Budweiser was also £6.60 which I guess is what to expect. All said and done the basics are done well so a 4* venue.