Restaurants vouchers are a key way for Manchester venues to keep ticking over until they can reopen, as well as providing a promise to attend once lockdown is over. Here are some of the city's best.
One of Manchester’s favourite chefs, Adam Reid from The French, has contributed a video to the Manchester Food & Drink Festival’s Youtube channel. In this 16 minute video, he’ll teach you how to cook braised pork chops.
Free entry
The always-charming team behind Salvi’s have contributed a video to the Manchester Food and Drink Festival Youtube channel covering how to cook pasta Fagioli.
Free entry
Enfant terrible and self-styled ‘rebel chef’ Gary Usher puts on an 80-minute cooking demo on the United We Stream platform, now viewable through Youtube.
Free entry
Masterchef champion Simon Wood uses United We Stream to delivery a special cookery demonstration.
Free entry
Cooking school Food Sorcery are hosting online classes during lockdown, covering everything from Indian cuisine to fine dining. Pricce includes ingredients.
From £50
Not known for his culinary prowess, nevertheless Mike Joyce knows how to make sourdough bread with the best of them. Join in using his 14 minute video made specially for the Manchester Food and Drink Festival.
Free entry
Peruvian restaurant Peru Perdu are using Instagram to showcase recipes and cooking instructions, mostly relating to their cook-at-home meal kits which you can buy online.
Free entry
Pull Up is a bustling Caribbean restaurant in Manchester’s Northern Quarter.
Manchester's top restaurants have started to offer takeaway meals for you to enjoy at home, by delivery or available for collection. Here are some of the very best.
Seven Bro7hers is a locally-loved, independent brewery based in Manchester, with two locations and an online delivery service.
Local brewery set up in 2012 by two Manchester University students, Paul and George. They specialise in easy-to-drink session beers made from natural fruit extracts.
