John Powell Jones: WORK DRINKS at STOCK Gallery

A bar and event space, The Talleyrand is one of several establishments helping to make Levenshulme a destination in its own right.

Levenshulme eatery Trove remains a firm favourite with weekend breakfast crowds and weekday café hawks alike, and with good reason.

This indie bookseller is run by husband-and-wife team Ian and Suzy out of Levenshulme Old Police Station.

The Antiques Village in Levenshulme is a regional hypermarket where many dealers buy and sell antiques, pre-war and vintage furniture, fireplaces and collectables.

Nordie is a superb bar and restaurant in the heart of Levenshulme, home to Soap Street Pizza.

Based at Nordie in Levenshulme, Soap Street Pizza put out the perfect pie: crispy base and inspired toppings.

Station South is a cycle cafe, bar, bike workshop and urban garden based in Levenshulme, based on the site of an old railway station.

Eye-catching banqueting hall in Levenshulme, with a wide-ranging buffet showcasing freshly-prepared Indian and Pakistani cuisine.

Levenshulme’s Sips & Dips serves up excellent Lebanese food at pocket-friendly prices.

Jandol is a Lebanese restaurant in Levenshulme, serving up stunning food with a warm welcome.

Bankley Studios and Gallery is an artist-run space in Levenshume, with a gallery and over 30 studios, with regular exhibitions and open studio weekends.

Gaijin Dumpling House serves up steamed dumplings and innovative versions of classic East Asian dishes.