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Whilst most restaurants in Manchester cater for vegetarians with numerous dishes on their menus, there is also a handful of completely meat-free vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Manchester. Morrissey and Tim Booth maybe Manchester's most famous vegetarians, but they certainly weren't the first.
In fact, vegetarianism in the Western world began in Salford in 1809, when the aptly named Reverend William Cowherd persuaded his congregation to give up meat, and the concept swept Manchester with the National Vegetarian Society forming here in 1847 (it is now based in Altrincham).
Whilst there were certainly more vegetarian restaurants in Manchester in the 1880's, than today, those that have survived boast such a great reputation that even the most committed carnivores make regular visits.
The Manchester Buddhist Centre has a fantastic vegetarian cafe in the Northern Quarter whilst TV chef (and meat eater) Simon Rimmer first made his name with his highly celebrated Green's vegetarian restaurant in Didsbury, which he still owns.
The Manchester restaurants listed below boast extensive vegetarian menus, with at least 2 starters and 3 main courses to choose from. |
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- Mount Street Dining Room & Bar, nestled within the Grade II listed Midland Hotel
- A sophisticated dining experience in a historic setting
- An ideal destination for diners seeking a blend of traditional and contemporary cuisine
- Discover their all-day menu, where you’ll find delicious meat, vegetarian and vegan options to tantalise your taste buds
- Whether you’re dining with the whole family or enjoying a romantic meal, their menus have something for everyone
- The Midland has been a highlight of the Manchester social scene, retaining popularity since the hotel opened in 1903
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- Manchester’s only setting dedicated to afternoon tea,
- The Tea Room by Pommery at The Midland is one of a kind.
- Serving Afternoon Tea in opulent surroundings overlooking St Peter’s Square,
- The Tea Room has its own knowledgeable team to guide you through this quintessentially British pastime.
- The Midland has been a highlight of the Manchester social scene, retaining popularity since the hotel opened in 1903
- Vegetarian, Vegan and Gluten Free Afternoon Teas are available
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- El Kabron pronounced: Kah-Brohn
- Meaning: The alpha male goat or GOAT (greatest of all time)
- El Kabron is brought to life by the team behind the much-loved La Bandera
- Inspired by the lively taverns of northern Spain, particularly the Basque Country
- Bringing a fresh and bold twist to Spanish dining
- Located close to The Bridgewater Hall, Palace Theatre and the Opera House
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- CoffeeB, brunch café and bar
- Vibrant brunches, lunches, snacks, gourmet coffee and fine wines
- Taking classic brunch and lunch dishes and giving them a vibrant modern twist
- Bespoke afternoon teas filled with speciality sweet treats and elegant finger sandwiches
- Bring your (well behaved) canine companions along too,they have plenty of Puppaccinos to go round!
- Sweat treats to tempt even the most steadfast!
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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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- Step into a world of delight at Menagerie Restaurant
- Enjoy A La Carte dining, Bottomless Brunch & Afternoon Tea 7 days a week
- Menagerie weekends unveil an immersive dining experience like no other
- World-class performers come to life, and they set the stage for unforgettable memories
- Private Events Spaces
- At Menagerie, every visit is unique, sip, savour and enjoy!
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- Introducing a new style of pub dining to the North West; Ale and Aloo
- The first Greater Manchester Indian Gastro Pub in the town of Tyldesley
- A menu packed full of Desi Delights in a traditional pub setting
- Small plates perfect for sharing, curries made your way, and Masala Roasts on a Sunday
- They’ve retained the old school public house charm with an open fire, pool table and even their own house beer
- Oh and did we mention they're dog friendly!
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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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- 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
- Ingredients sourced no more than 50 miles from outside Manchester
- Smart dress code
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- Popular all over Europe, this was the first UK restaurant outside of London from the quality Italian restaurant chain, which started in Germany in 2002
- 400 cover restaurant spanning two floors of the Corn Exchange
- Self-service style gives you face-to-face interaction with the chefs
- Freshly made pizza dough, pasta and salads are prepared in front of you, exactly as you specify
- Choose your favourite kind of pasta, including zucchini noodles
- Boasts a 100-year-old olive tree and fresh live herbs on the tables
- Many vegan, vegetarian and gluten free options
- Next to The Royal Exchange Theatre and Manchester Arena
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- The perfect place to enjoy a table with a 1920's twist!
- An immersive experience right in the heart of Deansgate
- Homemade Gastro Pub Menu
- Bespoke cocktail menus and a wide drinks selection
- Private Events Spaces
- Live entertainment, 4 nights a week
- A good selection of gluten free dishes, vegan & vegetarian dishes
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- Independent restaurant in the heart of the Northern Quarter
- Overlooking the iconic old Smithfield Fish Market gate
- Accomplished Mancunian chef Anthony Fielden uses only the finest seasonal British ingredients
- 'Gutsy and thought-provoking' British dishes
- Although celebrated for their steaks and award-winning Sunday lunch, there is also a selection of vegetarian and vegan choices
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- BBC's Great British Menu 2016 & 2019 winner, Mancunian Chef Adam Reid heads the kitchen
- Located in the historic dining
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- Offering a set menu showcasing a combination of Adam’s signature dishes & seasonal ingredients
- Modern British dishes
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- Awarded 4 AA Rosettes in September 2018; more than any other in Manchester - "Among the top restaurants in the UK, where the cooking demands national recognition"
- The most accredited restaurant in the UK not to receive a Michelin Star (4 AA Rosettes and 8/10 in the Good Food Guide - ranking it 11th best in the UK)
- Vegetarian tasting menu available
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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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- Stunning Indian restaurant inside Manchester Hall - the former masonic lodge - with many original features
- Pays homage to the freemasons of 1830's India and the Irani cafés of 20th Century Bombay, which were opened by Zoroastrian immigrants fleeing Islamic persecution in Iran
- Open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon chai, dinner and late tipples, with a Bombay style "Permit Room" prohibition bar
- Famed for its 24-hour cooked Black Daal. Chowpatty Beach style Pau Bhajis, and baked to order Roomalti Roti
- Plenty of gluten and dairy free dishes, Halal, vegan and vegetarian options
- For every meal sold, Dishoom donate a meal to a child in the UK or India who would otherwise go hungry
- Walk-in groups (of any size) are welcome at any time
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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, including Reindeer Moss from the Isle of Skye
- 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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- A Manchester food and drink institution since 2004, located in the historic area of Castlefield, Albert’s Shed is nestled next to the iconic Dukes 92 bar
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- The Wharf is actually a beautiful modern purpose-built pub which originally opened in 1998 and traded until 2005 as 'Jackson's Wharf', before Brunning & Price spectacularly re-opened it in July 2012.
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