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akane1984
24-04-2006, 09:10
Hi myself and friends are goin to manchester this weekend and i need help on two things;

1. We are all mainly meat eaters love a good steak garlic butter the works. the girls coming like pizza so needing recommendations on resturants.

2. Also will be needing nightclub and bar ideas for manchester we are all into rock and indie scene and somewhere that we can chill out relax after great meal.

thanks

handyman
24-04-2006, 09:14
Printworks has a number of resturants and a few good bars.

akane1984
24-04-2006, 09:48
looks good. keep suggestions coming thanks

etccarmageddon
24-04-2006, 10:43
a short distance from the printworks is 'the triangle' which has pizzaexpress and other places. avoid pizzahut of course which is not far away. there's also within printworks the 'hard rock' cafe/restaurant - nice food but expensive plus the bogs were poorly maintained which I'm sure your ladies wouldnt appreciate.

Mal
24-04-2006, 10:47
Printworks has a number of resturants and a few good bars.Avoid the Printworks. Nandos is good (if you can get a table ;) ), but bars no way. Wannabe trendy bars with no soul.

Could try here (http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/48/480/Salisbury/Manchester) for indie/rock. Try along Oxford Road/Deansgate.

Or you could try Rockworld ;)

akane1984
24-04-2006, 10:51
Avoid the Printworks. Nandos is good (if you can get a table ;) ), but bars no way. Wannabe trendy bars with no soul.

Could try here (http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/48/480/Salisbury/Manchester) for indie/rock. Try along Oxford Road/Deansgate.

Or you could try Rockworld ;)

cheers we are staying around piccadilly. .

Mal
24-04-2006, 10:56
...or Tiger Lounge (http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/19/19431/Tiger_Lounge/Manchester) or Corbiere's (http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/50/5052/Corbieres_Wine_Cavern/Manchester) though you will need a map for that as it is hard to find, though worth it :)

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cheers we are staying around piccadilly. .To be honest, nothing is more than a 10-15 minute walk

akane1984
24-04-2006, 11:09
thats ok don't mind a walk long as get good meal!

Kliro
24-04-2006, 19:43
Argh, stay away from rockworld.

5th avenue or 42's should cater for your tastes, though they can be really particular about letting non-students in so its best to get there at about 10pm when it opens.

I can recommend Croma for excellent pizza, but can't really think of anywhere that does decent pizza and steak.

Edit: Have been informed the living room is good, though packed with posers and the terracota army.

http://www.thelivingroom.co.uk/

WHISTLED
24-04-2006, 20:01
I can recommend Croma for excellent pizza, but can't really think of anywhere that does decent pizza and steak.


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skyblueheroes
24-04-2006, 22:21
Printworks is good.

homealone
24-04-2006, 23:05
one time i had a night out Manchester, someone, 'dodgy', led us to a Chinese buffet style place, which was excellent, well worth a thought if anyone doesn't fancy steak/pizza ;)

akane1984
26-04-2006, 09:07
thanks for suggestions but yeah it has to be a good meat menu and pizza is optional. . if i dont get them good steaks in nice resturant i may be eaten haha

est est est is looking promising.

orangebird
26-04-2006, 09:20
Argh, stay away from rockworld.

5th avenue or 42's should cater for your tastes, though they can be really particular about letting non-students in so its best to get there at about 10pm when it opens.

I can recommend Croma for excellent pizza, but can't really think of anywhere that does decent pizza and steak.

Edit: Have been informed the living room is good, though packed with posers and the terracota army.

http://www.thelivingroom.co.uk/

AAARRGGGHHH. Don't go to the living room. Full of numpty men who want to look like footballers, and full of girls who's biggest ambition is to slap on as much warpaint as humanly possible and become a footballers wife.

akane1984
26-04-2006, 09:24
haha, well i like look of est est est and gauchos grill??

leef78
27-04-2006, 15:36
Try CROMA neer the town hall, quality place, gets pretty busy but worth the wait, doesn't cost the earth either. http://www.cromamanchester.co.uk/
have a good time.
Cheers
Lee

WHISTLED
27-04-2006, 20:10
Probably not the suggestion you will take but Velvet on Canal Street is the best restaurant in Manchester IMO and I have tried quite a few over the years..

Its menu is varied and the food is stunning, more than that the service is awesome and they really look after you, which I cant say about many of the other establishments on this thread. Good wine list also and the affordable house chardonay is more than palatable

Its in the Village though so if any of your friends are d***s then its not the place for you.

Enuff
27-04-2006, 20:26
And if you get a little fed up with the town centre you can always nip down the road to be entertained in Salford...

cookie_365
27-04-2006, 20:36
Come on :rolleyes:

If you can't find a great restaurant in Manchester city centre just by walking in a random direction for 5 minutes, then no amount of advice on cable forum is going to help you ;)