5 Spots To Wine Down & Dine In Manchester This NYE
- Written by Grace Unger
- Last updated 9 years ago
- Food & Drink
New Year’s Eve doesn’t always have to be a massive blow out, some of us want to ring in the new year with a slight sense of sophistication (or at least just not queuing ten deep at a bar). Here is our guide to the best New Year’s Eve menus in town.
1. Don Giovanni’s
A festive formula of Italian magic, live music and divine dining will surely combine to make this party a season sensation. Expect dazzling décor, delicious food and a party perfect sound track to take you swingin’ into 2015.
1-2, Peter House, Oxford Street, Manchester M1 5AN
dongiovannis.co.uk
2. Mr Coopers House and Garden
Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Mr Coopers House and Garden for £99. Begin your night with a cocktail reception t 7:30 followed by a 4 course dinner and live entertainment from Audio Fountain. Clink your glasses with a midnight champagne toast to take you into 2015 with style.
The Midland Hotel, Peter Street, Manchester M60 2DS
mrcoopershouseandgarden.co.uk
3. Thaikhun
Thaikhun are dishin’ up a 3 course Thai Banquet on New Year’s Eve. Situated in the stylish surroundings of Spinningfields, you can enjoy a glass of something fizzy, and music all night long! Party on Thaikhun style!
Unit 17, 3 Hardman Street (Spinningfields), Manchester M3 3HF
thaikhun.co.uk
4. El Capo Cantina
El Capo are stripping away from their ‘party hard’ rep for one night only and giving us an incredible 8 course South American taster menu in their cellar restaurant. Expect mind blowing flavour for just £40 including a glass of fizz on arrival. Space is limited and sittings are at 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30.
12 Tariff Street (Northern Quarter), Manchester M1 2FF
elcaponq.co.uk
5. Malmaison
Give 2014 a stylish send off and welcome in 2015 at Malmaison, with a decadent stopover including a room, full breakfast, a 4-course New Year’s Eve feast and entertainment to see you through to midnight and beyond.
1-3 Piccadilly, Manchester M1 3AQ
malmaison.com/manchester
- This article was last updated 9 years ago.
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