Horrible and Ghostly (mostly) Manchester Histories Pub Quiz with Jonathan Schofield

The small plates at Stow are more impressive than most fine dining dishes, minus the fussiness. Powerful, fire-based cooking on Bridge Street.

This burger joint focuses on high-quality burgers and sides, homemade using local produce. After a series of pop-ups they’ve found a permanent home on Bridge Street in the centre of Manchester.

Rocking, rolling, rum bar on Manchester’s Bridge Street

Tokyo meets Manchester in a series of awe-inspiring dishes and drinks at KAJI.

Manchester’s only high-end seafood restaurant and oyster bar. The follow-up to the hugely successful original Soho venture.

Bustling basement tiki bar with the emphasis on rum cocktails

Modern high-end British cuisine, set in a beautifully-lit venue on the edge of Spinningfields.

This red sandstone neo-Gothic building was created on a grand Mancunian scale and houses a collection of rare books that spans five millennia – including an original Gutenberg Bible.

The John Rylands Library shop offers an eclectic welcome, with a wide range of products on sale, inspired by the library’s own collections.

Taking over the space formerly occupied by Neighbourhood, BLVD promises ‘exceptional food and drink’.

Bustling upbeat restaurant serving high quality Lebanese and Middle Eastern food.

The recent revamp builds on Australasia’s well-deserved reputation as one of Manchester’s most stylish venues