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Best Seafood Restaurants in Manchester |
As you'd expect for a city that's only surrounding water is the River Irwell and the Manchester Ship Canal, there are only a handful of fish and seafood restaurants in Manchester.
Surprisingly the UK's largest importer of shrimps and prawns is Manchester based company, Seamark, who supply most of the region's restaurants, together with their own multi-million pound establishment, Vermilion.
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- Welcome to Louis, check your coat, take a booth, sip a glass, savour the food.
- Let Louis transport you to the Golden Age
- Enjoy timeless live music, delicious Italian American cuisine
- Fine world wines and classic cocktails poured straight up.
- The restaurant comes alive with live music.
- But words can only get us so far — to understand is to experience.
- Located in Spinningfields and close to the Opera House
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- Inspired by exotic lands and legends Fenix serves escapism through elevated modern greek-mediterranean cuisine.
- The Fenix experience is based on phases, and changes with the hours of the day
- At Fenix, each day has three phases. Seize your moment
- Bask In The Afternoon Sun - Welcome to a light-filled world of flavours and sensations split over two levels
- Ignite The Flames Of The Golden Hour - As sun falls evening light takes on new tones.
- Find Energy In The Dark Of Night - As the evening evolves so too does Fenix, and the cycle is complete.
- Located close to Spinningfields and the Opera House
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- Incredibly stunning two floor Oriental restaurant in Spinningfields
- Independent family run business founded by two brothers
- Many seafood and fish dishes
- Great dim sum and small plates menu, alongside contemporary main courses
- Body art influenced Edwin Pickett designed interior, with large pink blossom tree
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- Situated on the 19th floor of No.1 Spinningfields, next door to the Opera House
- Glamorous rooftop restaurant, cocktail bar and expansive terrace
- Unparalleled 360-degree views of the Manchester skyline
- Menu offers the best of the North West
- Extensive seafood and fish menu
- Ingredients sourced no more than 50 miles from outside Manchester
- Smart dress code
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- Located in the heart of Spinningfields, next door to the Opera House
- The Ivy Spinningfields Brasserie and Roof Garden occupies an impressive space surrounded by greenery
- Dine under the stars in their all-weather roof terrace
- Savour the taste of the season with monthly changing menus
- Serving modern British classics for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and everything in-between
- Smart dress code
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- The Ivy Asia Spinningfields, takes you through a journey of the senses with a dining and drinking story inspired by Asian influence
- The restaurant offers a luxurious and theatrical setting in both its design and décor
- A sense of opulence and vibrancy is present from the second you walk in
- Indulge in their Pot Roasted Lobster or treating your tastebuds to some of their lighter classics
- Vegetarian & Vegan options
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- Authentic Chinese restaurant in the heart of Chinatown Manchester.
- Special Kung Bao, Cantonese, Szechuan, or Thai style dishes.
- Delicately handcrafted Dim Sum with plenty of vegetarian and seafood options.
- Traditional Cantonese delights and comprehensive Sichuan menu.
- Set over two floors with private dining and karaoke room available.
- Open until 03:00 daily.
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- Incredible new restaurant in Ancoats from Chef-Patron Simon Martin
- Influenced by the 2 years he spent working in Copenhagen at "The Best Restaurant in the World", Noma
- His career also takes in some of the most accredited restaurants in the world, including the 3 Michelin Star Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London
- Technically, the best restaurant in Manchester
- The chefs work alongside the diners in a stunning £300,000 open kitchen
- An immersive, intimate, yet informal dining experience
- Showcases the best produce of the British Isles, especially seafood
- Choose between a 5 course lunch, or 19 course full menu
- Vegetarian menu also available (vegan menu from May 2019)
- Opened in October 2018
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- Hale celeb haunt, Cibo has opening in the former Rosso unit after a £2m refurbishment.
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- Stylish all-day dining and experience restaurant with a focus on quality steak and sustainable seafood, located on the corner of Mosley Street and York Street.
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- Peter Street Kitchen explores fine contemporary Japanese cuisine matched with the heat and zing from a selection of contemporary Mexican dishes, all complemented with the finest wines, sake and signature cocktails.
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