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Top Restaurant Venues in Manchester
Whether you’re hosting a lively family gathering in Spinningfields or a private corporate dinner in the Northern Quarter, Manchester's restaurant venues are primed for every occasion. From elegant private dining rooms with custom menus to lively restaurants that accommodate large group bookings, the restaurant options in the city make event planning simple and memorable. With Tagvenue, you can browse and book the top restaurant venues in Manchester to make your occasion one to remember.
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![The Dalton at Yotel Manchester Deansgate in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £300
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![Private Bar at BLVD Manchester in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £500
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![Bistro at MAYA Manchester in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £400
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![Semi Private Dining at Hawksmoor Manchester in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £30
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![The Root at Banyan Corn Exchange in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £50
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![Restaurant at Foundry Project in Northern Quarter, Manchester]()
from £1500
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![Pub at Abel Heywood in Northern Quarter, Manchester]()
from £21
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![Sky Lounge at DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester - Piccadilly in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £1500
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![Lower Ground Event Space at Holiday Inn Manchester - City Centre in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £25
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![Gin Nest at Impossible Bar and Theatre in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £550
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![Private Room 16 at The Edwardian Manchester in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £100
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![Mezzanine at Banyan Spinningfields in City Centre, Manchester]()
from £2000
minimum spend / per session
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FAQs about Restaurant Venues in Manchester
What are some tips for getting an affordable restaurant venue in Manchester?
First, consider booking during off-peak times—midweek or lunch hours are often cheaper than Friday or Saturday nights. You can also explore the "minimum spend" venues, where you only pay a minimum amount for food and drink rather than a set hire fee, making it easier to stay within budget. Look for venues that allow partial hire, like Banyan Corn Exchange, which lets you reserve just a section of the restaurant rather than the entire space, perfect for smaller groups. Another insider tip is to ask about last-minute deals—restaurants often offer discounted rates for dates they struggle to fill. Finally, negotiate with the venue manager; many restaurant venues are willing to adjust pricing or offer perks like complimentary drinks or extended hours if you ask.
What are the best restaurant venues in Manchester?
BLVD Manchester in the city centre is a chic, modern venue perfect for events with 120-300 people and a minimum spend of £500 per session. Its stylish decor and lively atmosphere make it a hit for celebrating birthdays. For a private dining space, Gusto Italian on Deansgate provides authentic Italian charm, spaces for events with 16 to 200 guests, and a £500 minimum spend. Meanwhile, The Blues Kitchen in Castlefield offers a lively party environment with live music and American BBQ, ideal for larger corporate events with 500 people, and event packages starting at £31 per person.
How much does it cost to hire a restaurant venue in Manchester?
For venues with a minimum spend, prices typically start around £500 per session but can go up to £2000 or more for larger spaces. Spaces with flat hire fees range from £50 per session for smaller spots to £2000 per evening or day for more exclusive venues. Some restaurant venues also offer event packages, ranging from £25 to £50 per guest, depending on the event package and inclusions. (All data from Tagvenue)
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