Food & Drink in M2-Manchester City Centre.

92 Degrees Coffee is a coffee shop in Manchester’s Royal Exchange area, serving espresso drinks like lattes and mochas, as well as hot chocolate. The space has a modern yet relaxed interior with distinctive mugs. Staff are noted for their friendly service, and the café has a comfortable, work-friendly environment. From time to time, visitors mention the quick service and welcoming atmosphere. The drinks menu includes coffee options made with different beans, though specifics vary. Takeaway is available, but many choose to stay and enjoy the space.

This bar serves cocktails alongside a selection of small plates, with oysters being a recurring highlight on the menu. Varieties include Jersey oysters, as well as options like granita and mezcal-infused versions. The drinks menu features classics such as Gibson Martinis. The focus is on evening visits, with a mix of cocktails and light bites available. The bar has become a local spot for those exploring Manchester’s bar scene, with a reputation for its drinks and oyster selection.

A café and bar serving brunch dishes like Thai curry and Korean chicken burgers alongside coffee and cocktails. The menu includes lattes, iced coffee, espresso martinis and matcha drinks. DJs play music here. Dishes are described as filling, with large portions. The space has an industrial feel, with parts still under construction.

A retro gaming bar with a focus on vintage arcade games and consoles, this spot lets visitors play classics like Pac-Man, Guitar Hero, and Mario Kart using tokens. There is a selection of cocktails, some themed around gaming, and a photo booth for added entertainment. From time to time, there are deals on tokens, including discounts for students. The bar has become a local spot for those interested in combining gaming nostalgia with drinks in a casual setting.

A large pub spread across three floors near Albert Square, Fountain House serves pub classics with inventive twists like kimchi tempura and panzanella with rainbow tomatoes. The menu includes salt and vinegar onion rings, salt and pepper chicken, and burgers. There’s a selection of beers including Northern Monk, along with wine. The space is in a refurbished old building with dining on multiple levels. Staff are knowledgeable about the menu.