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About Black Dog Ballroom NWS

The second Black Dog Ballroom venue, Black Dog NWS is a New York style speakeasy; a diner with a pool room; roof terrace BBQ and basement bar and club, Underdog. A private members’ ballroom and bespoke karaoke booth complete the line-up at this New Wakefield Street venue. Club nights, DJs and all the sporting action on big screens vie for customers’ attention.

About Grafene

Named after Graphene, the 2D material discovered at Manchester University, Grafene is a stylish, modern British restaurant and bar on King Street in Manchester city centre. With an open pastry kitchen, two private dining areas, cosy booths and an al fresco dining area, the 190 seat restaurant has a table for every occasion. Customers are welcome to drop by for an experimental cocktail at the island bar or settle in for the seven course tasting menu.

About Insolito

Insolito serves traditional Sicilian and Italian food in central Manchester. The restaurant is the brainchild of two Italian students who teamed up with a veteran chef to bring the taste of home to the city. The chic, minimalist, monochrome interior has the feel of a stylish bistro, with abstract art on the walls and exposed bulbs hanging from the ceiling. This would make the ideal destination for a lunch stop while shopping, a night of casual dining with friends or a relaxed date.

About Kashmir 1887

A family-run business, Kashmir 1887 in Manchester is on Talbot Road. Part of the striking Trafford Public Hall, this outlet follows in the success of its sister restaurants in Bradford and Leeds. It is a smart, contemporary dining venue specialising in Kashmiri dishes and firm Indian favourites. A private dining room, plus a variety of table types and spacious booths, means Kashmir 1887 is ideal for a quiet dinner for two or a meal with friends and family. The restaurant’s Match Day specials have a keen following.

About PLY

PLY lies in the heart of the Northern Quarter on Stevenson Square. A bustling bar and pizza hangout with a mirror tiled, woodfired oven.

Its carefully crafted drinks menu includes twists on classic cocktails and craft beer sourced from local and international brewers alike.

About Scene Dining

Scene is an Indian restaurant with a smart, modern design on Leftbank in the Spinningfields area of Manchester city centre. With an open plan kitchen and large main dining room, it is a light and airy space during the day. Booths and candlelit tables help create a romantic ambience as night falls. As well as a semi-private dining room, Scene has a 1950’s Bollywood-style cocktail bar; a lantern-lit terrace right by the River Irwell and a veranda for guests who want to puff on a shisha. Put another way, whether you want a large space for a corporate event or a quiet table for two, Scene has a space for you.

About Tattu Restaurant and Bar

Tattu is a stylish Chinese restaurant in Manchester’s Spinningfields. The stunning cosmopolitan interior is designed with dark wood and leather curved banquettes, with a spectacular four metre high cherry blossom tree at its heart. Tattu serves a modern take on Chinese food, which combines traditional Asian flavours with contemporary presentation.

About The Laundrette

The Laundrette believes that the restaurant experience should be served with a big dollop of fun. With its tongue-in-cheek approach to dining and a menu celebrating ‘cocktails and carbs’, this is a great place to dine out with friends or colleagues.

About Wooden Hill Restaurant

Wooden Hill offers the chance to try out Polish dining in a rustic-style setting where traditional dishes are served with pride. The wooden floors and exposed brickwork are designed to echo the feel of traditional tavernas in the Polish mountain regions. The restaurant has two lounges, a kid’s corner and a garden to enjoy in finer weather. The restaurant also has the distinction of being perhaps the only one in England to serve truly authentic Polish bread.