Go on a culinary adventure in Manchester and bag the best tables
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
- Food & Drink, Sponsored
Now in its 19th year, Manchester Food & Drink Festival will run from 29th September to 10th October for 2016: meaning you’ve almost 2 weeks to experience the best of the city’s dining scene. As the MFDF’s exclusive booking partner, you can discover and book the best tables with Bookatable, throughout the festival.
The brainchild of Phil Jones & Chris Tomlinson, Manchester Food & Drink Festival was founded to celebrate the diversity and character of the city’s restaurant, and it’s grown to become one of the region’s most hotly-anticipated foodie festivals.
This celebration of dining out takes place across Manchester’s favourite restaurants: you’ll find festival menus at your favourite high street spots, as well as the city’s most luxurious fine dining establishments.
Manchester restaurants are busy perfecting their special festival menus, ready for you to enjoy. You can experience groundbreaking cuisine at Simon Rogan’s restaurant, The French, authentic Thai dining at Busaba, or a menu designed by the much-loved TV chef, James Martin.
Second Floor Brasserie, Harvey Nichols Manchester
Offer: Food & Drink Festival – 3 courses & a cocktail £22 per person
Afternoon Tea at Great John Street Hotel
Offer: Food & Drink Festival – Traditional afternoon tea £20 per person
James Martin Manchester
Offer: Food & Drink Festival – 6 courses £30 per person
Malmaison Manchester
Offer: Food & Drink Festival – 3 courses from prix fixe & a glass of prosecco, £19.95 per person
The French by Simon Rogan
Offer: Food & Drink festival – 3 course meal & a glass of prosecco £50 per person
Whether you’re a seasoned Manchester foodie looking to return to your favourite restaurant, or a dining-out newbie on the hunt for an amazing-value experience, we’ve got something you’ll love. Bag the best tables at this year’s Manchester Food & Drink Festival with Bookatable.
- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
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