Manchester is a major city in the northwest of England with a rich industrial heritage. The central areas boast many Halal options which cater to the local Muslim community.

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10 Best restaurants for Bar & Grill in Manchester

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Zouk Tea Bar & Grill

Amazing Punjabi cookery class!  Attended with my Mum who treated us both to the class as a Christmas present!  We both consider ourselves enthusiast home chefs but there is always something new to learn!

Amjad, Rawat and their amazing team made us feel super welcome and not only taught us how to make some amazing dishes but explained the cultural and family significance  behind them.

For Starters we were taught how to prepare  Punjab Chickens Lolipops and Lamb Chops.  For Main we taught the traditional way of cooking Lamb Karahi and Chicken Jalfrezi -  easily some of the tastiest renditions of both dishes we’ve had anywhere!  Best of all the team showed us how to prepare the food using readily available ingredients and home cooking facilities!

The team also demonstrated how to prepare their version of Pilau Rice and and how to cook Naan bread in a Tandoor oven (also explaining how to cook using a normal oven given that most people don’t have access to a Tandoor oven at home).

Once the cooking was done we had lots of time to enjoy our delicious creations and chat amongst our new friends we made during the class!

Can’t recommend Zouk enough for its ambience, delicious food and friendly service!    Attending one of their Cookery classes is a worthwhile experience that I would recommend to anyone with a passion for Indian and Pakistani cuisine!  Thanks guys!  🥘🍢🇮🇳🥘🍚🔥🫓

Restaurant itself was nice but unfortunately at the time we went it wasn't very busy but it was early evening. Starters weren't particularly to my taste but can't fault the presentation. It looked fantastic. The saviour was the main courses. Beautifully presented again and the taste was perfect. Mocktail was really good too albeit they didn't have the smoke box it was supposed to come in. 24k gold cappuccino was the icing on the cake. Finished the meal perfectly.  Will be back no doubt.

We visited Zouk based on its popularity, and we’ve wanted to try it for a while. We didn’t need to book in advance as we went at a relatively quiet time - it was around early dinner time. Upon arrival, we were seen to by a member of staff who showed us to our table.

Zouk offer a variety of (halal) savoury and many desert options, as well as a wide array of drinks. We ordered sliders for starters, and chicken steaks for our main, plus a mocktail and coke. The drinks were great - no complaints. The sliders looked yummy, but they weren’t very flavourful. They didn’t have any sauce. The cheese giving the most flavour.

Nevertheless, the mains were tasty. The chicken didn’t have skin, which was fantastic. And they had a decent amount of sauce on them. The sides were yummy, however the boiled veg could have been chopped a little finer. It contained whole baby carrots, baby sweetcorn, and broccoli. The house sauce was delicious - highly recommended!

Overall, we had a positive experience at Zouk, and we have already recommended this place to family and friends.

I ordered the Lamb Shank Curry, Grilled King Prawns, and a Plain Naan with sesame seeds. The lamb shank was outstanding, tender, and fell straight off the bone. The naan arrived hot and the chef was kind enough to add seeds on request. The prawns were full of flavour and cooked perfectly. The food carried deep spice, great texture, and rich aroma. The ambience was warm and stylish. Staff were polite, though more welcoming recommendations would help.

• Lamb shank was tender and rich
• Prawns were cooked well and full of flavour
• Custom naan was a nice touch from the chef
• Lovely ambience and great flavours

Always have the best time at Zouk! The food is always 10/10. Such a great atmosphere and nice vibe. Great restaurant to go on a date night or with friends.

Zouk

Delhi House Cafe

Tried Delhi House Cafe for the first time and really enjoyed the food. The lamb biryani was excellent, with tender meat, fragrant rice, and a very well-balanced use of spices. The butter chicken was also delicious, especially paired with a garlic naan. We sat outside, which was very comfortable, but the service could be improved significantly. When we asked for a chair or stool to place our coats, the server said we couldn’t use any additional chairs and didn’t offer an alternative solution. A bit more thoughtfulness would have made the experience much better.

I recently visited Delhi House Café in Manchester and had a fantastic experience from start to finish. I ordered the Kadhai Masala Paneer, and it was truly delicious, one of the best paneer dishes I’ve had in a long time. The paneer was soft and perfectly cooked, and the masala had a rich, well-balanced depth of flavour with just the right amount of heat. Every bite felt fresh and thoughtfully prepared, and you can really taste the quality of the ingredients and the care that goes into the cooking.

The restaurant itself has a warm, modern feel, blending contemporary interiors with hints of Indian design that make it both stylish and welcoming. The staff were attentive, friendly, and happy to make recommendations, which added to the overall experience without being intrusive.

What stood out most was how the café manages to offer traditional Indian flavours with a slightly modern twist, familiar yet exciting. Portion sizes were generous, and the food arrived promptly, making it a great choice whether you’re stopping by for a quick meal or settling in for a relaxed dinner.

Overall, Delhi House Café is a must-visit if you’re in Manchester and craving high-quality Indian food. I’ll definitely be returning.

We visited on a Friday evening around 6:30 pm and sat outside the main restaurant area (still under cover). The atmosphere was lively but comfortable. The staff were genuinely warm, friendly, and attentive from start to finish — nothing was too much trouble, and we got a table exactly where we wanted.
I had the butter chicken tikka with basmati rice, and my friend went for the chicken biryani — both dishes were excellent. Along with our drinks, the total came to about £45, which felt very fair for the quality and service.
Only small downside: the toilets are upstairs, though there’s a disabled toilet available downstairs. Other than that, it’s a solid five-star experience — great food, great service, and a lovely place to spend an evening in the heart of Manchester.

Tried the Dahi Poori, Tandoori Lamb Loin Chops, Moradabadi Chicken Biryani and  Mango Lassi.  Everything tasted delicious.  If l was to nitpick I’d have liked a little more lamb for a £15.95 starter.  Service was attentive. Definitely try the Biryani one of the better variants.

Delhi House Cafe won my heart over with their food and by the sweet gesture on my birthday (upon request by a family member that I was unaware of) which they beautifully presented on plate; I absolutely loved it!

The food was so good, perhaps one of the best spots i’ve come across in recent times. The ambience is nice & floral and I quite liked the mint-cucumber water which is readily available on the table.

I loved having Crispy Corn Chaat, Sesame Honey Chilli Potatoes, Vada Pav Sliders and the Moradabadi Chicken Biryani (which was really flavourful & totally lip-smacking) at this restaurant. I did enjoy my birthday lunch here. The service is good, though can pick up pace; attentive otherwise.

Thank You Delhi House Cafe for the food & experience at Manchester City Centre. Looking forward to dining in the future too :)

Tattu Manchester

Diana was amazing, explained the whole menu to us and and our food was served very quicky. I enjoyed the meal.

I really wanted to experience the beauty of this restaurant and reserved it for 4 people but instead of being in a spot where we could see the atmosphere we were in a small booth. It was nice as it was private and elegant but we couldn't see the main attraction and it was so dark in the booth that we couldn't take any good photos even with the flash on.

I ordered the desert at the start but had to wait an extra 10mins at the end for it which was quite frustrating as my two friends didn't order a desert. Then the pudding was small with 3 tiny slices of pear. The food portions were quite small for the price and they added extra expenses. Such as £5 for water. We thought it was free as they offered it to us. Also a service charge of £27.  In total every cost £244 which is way more than it was worth. The duck rolls were tiny, and I only got 3 for £13. Honestly I won't be going back, I ended up ordering a food delivery later that night because I was still hungry.

It is a nice experience but I've been to a lot of restaurants that give much better value for money

Excellent experience at Tattu. The food, atmosphere, and staff were without fault.

Diana looked after us and her service was exceptional. She took the time to welcome us, talk us through the menu and assist with my allergy order. She was very professional, friendly, and extremely accommodating.

A perfect experience from start to end!

Incredible atmosphere and aesthetic.
Came here for an anniversary and it did not disappoint.
The aesthetic of the restaurant is beautiful, it is definitely a show stopper.
Their attention to detail was impeccable.
The cocktails were amazing, standard price for cocktails in Manchester.
The food was also very good, I especially recommend the scallops, 10/10.

Definitely recommend this spot for special occasions, it is bound to impress anyone.

Visited for lunch and we were served by Lina who went above and beyond and really made our visit memorable. I have dined at Tattu numerous times but haven’t been back in a couple of years and it’s great to see the standards haven’t slipped. We had the lunch menu which is really good value for money. Everything was cooked to perfection and you could tell it was all fresh. Thank you for a lovely afternoon Tattu. We will be back. X

Tattu Manchester is one of the best Chinese restaurants I’ve ever been to. The food was absolutely delicious — the highlight for me was the sea bass fillet steamed, which was cooked to perfection. The staff were very friendly and provided excellent service throughout our meal.

The restaurant itself is beautifully designed, creating a great atmosphere for dining. Prices are a bit on the high side, but definitely worth it for the quality of the food, the stunning interior, and the attentive service. I would definitely come back here next time I’m in Manchester.

Tattu

Ziya Asian Grill

I visited Ziya for the first time yesterday with a friend. She liked it so much, she booked a table for Christmas Day.

We were seated upstairs, which suited us as there was live music downstairs and we wanted to talk and catch up. The restaurant was clean and the servers were very attentive.

The menu had a variety of options, making it ideal for vegetarians, meat eaters and pescatarians alike. My only criticism would be that the menu descriptions seemed to focus more on vibes than taste. There was no indication of spice levels and the descriptions didn’t really tell me what flavours to expect from some of the dishes.

The menu may not have been descriptive in the right way but every single item we ordered was excellent. Fresh, flavourful and delicious, everything we ordered was stunning. A very kind waitress helped us negotiate how to eat the Paani and Dahi Puri, which were total flavour explosions, and the okra fries were amazing.

I highly recommend the Murgh Techa Masaledar and the Chicken Chetinadu. Both were mouthwatering and bursting with flavour. Portions were generous and we couldn’t fault a single bite.

This was one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever had.

The pav bhaji was terrible — it had a strong, unpleasant smell, as if it was old or reheated multiple times. The bhaji tasted stale, oily, and completely lacking freshness. It honestly felt like leftover food being served. Even the garnish couldn’t hide how bad it was.

The fries were extremely dry, hard, and clearly not freshly made. They looked and tasted like leftover fries reheated again, with no crispiness, no flavour, and no care. Completely inedible.

Presentation was poor, hygiene looked questionable, and the overall quality was unacceptable. For the price charged, this kind of food is an insult to customers. No freshness, no taste, no standards.

This place clearly does not care about food quality or customer experience. I strongly do NOT recommend this restaurant to anyone. Save your money and eat elsewhere.

Best curry I’ve had. And I’ve eaten a lot of curries. I had the Namkeen gosht, a fantastically rich and savoury lamb curry with the right spice level. The naan was also fantastic and so fresh out of the tandoor.
The service was also top notch.

Amazing food and an excellent ambiance! The customer service was outstanding — special thanks to Nikki, who perfectly understood my taste and recommended dishes that turned out to be spot on. The bartender was also at the top of his game. This place is an absolute must-visit!

Staff were friendly, the popadoms are ok but the lack of sauces is really bad, only 2 sauces for £5 wow thats terrible, everywhere else gives like 4 to 5 sauces.

My friend and me ordered our starters and chose chips with them, my chips was missing, we were still charged for this, you can see in the picture there is no chips, the waitress insisted the chips were in the dish, you decide if you can see any chips haha, must be magical chips, also said there is no price difference of having chips or not, but the menu says differently.

My starter the indo chinese was very bad, everything was very very overly tangy, there wasn't anything indo chinese about it, the chicken lollipops were nice, i wasn't expecting the rest of it to be fish, there was maybe 1 piece of chicken in it, rest was tangy fish bites, very poor, the long prawns were ok but had no taste, just tasted like battered prawns haha, and you can see in the picture they just plain not seasoning, no marination. I still don't know why this restuarant was on my to go list as it was very poor.

The next thing is the table next to us with the man in the suit was overly favoured over us, they got all their food first, they got their starters and finished them, got their mains, and still our starters hadn't come, they prioritised the rich looking gentleman rather than giving a fair service to all customers. We waited very long time for starters close to 20 minutes or more, the place was dead inside only 3 tables of 2, no takeaways, so why they were struggling i couldn't tell you.

The next thing is the curry was pretty nice, but was very big thieffery, there was maybe 3 pieces of chicken in the entire curry, i was left with half my rice left as i had nothing to eat it with. The starters had more stuff to eat in them haha.

Sort it out man otherwise this place won't be around for future if this is how you look after customers.

10 Best restaurants for Bar & Grill in Manchester

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