The Circle Club(British)This exclusive Manchester club has more than its fair share of famous members.
13 Barton Square,
Manchester,
M3 2BB
Harvey Nichols 2nd Floor BrasserieThe Brasserie at Harvey Nichols serves a European menu of contemporary dishes including vegetarian options.
Exchange Square,
21 New Cathedral Street,
Manchester,
M1 1AD
Ithaca(Japanese)Jay Z partied here and popped a lot of corks when he played in Manchester.
36 John Dalton Street,
Manchester,
M2 6LE
The Living Room(Modern European)Mingle with some fabulously wealthy and generally superior human beings here at the notorious Living Room.
80 Deansgate,
Deansgate,
MANCHESTER,
M3 2ER
Malmaison Hotel BrasseriePopular with TV and sports stars. When the Commonwealth Games was on in Manchester a lot of presenters were holed up here.
Malmaison Manchester Hotel,
1-3 Piccadilly,
MANCHESTER,
M1 1AZ
Panacea(International)This is a spectacular restaurant specialising in authentic and sophisticated Asian cuisine that has attracted a number of famous clients over the years.
14 John Dalton Street,
Manchester,
M2 6JR
Podium Bar and Lounge(International)Footballers and soap stars love the Hilton for a good schmooze.
Beetham Tower,
303 Deansgate,
MANCHESTER,
M3 4LQ
The River Bar and RestaurantWhen big touring artists stay in Manchester, they often eat here. Sven Goran Eriksson likes it too.
The Lowry Hotel,
50 Dearmans Place,
Chapel Wharf,
MANCHESTER,
M3 5LH
Stock RestaurantFootballers and their WAGS have been known to eat here.
The Stock Exchange,
4 Norfolk Street,
Manchester,
M2 1DW
Vermilion Restaurant(Pan Asian, Thai)With Manchester City now attracting some world-class names to wear the sky blue jersey, you can bet Vermilion will be looking to cater for the post-match celebrations.
Hulme Hall Lane,
Lord North Street,
Manchester,
M40 8AD
WingsFootballers and Wags love Wings. Cheryl and Ashley Cole, the Rooneys, and many more have eaten here.
Heron House,
1 Lincoln Square,
Manchester,
M2 5LN