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.

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

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.

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

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

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