Northern Quarter.

This independent gallery specialises in prints and artwork by local artists, with a focus on bold, colourful pieces including prints of music icons like Ian Curtis and David Bowie. They provide custom printing and framing services, with artwork available to purchase in person or by post. The gallery handles enquiries promptly and ships framed pieces directly to customers.

A women’s clothing store specialising in sustainable and thoughtfully designed garments, this shop focuses on timeless pieces made from organic materials such as cotton and recycled wool. Known for its durable and comfortable clothing, the brand emphasises longevity and ethical production. From dresses to tops, the garments are crafted to last, blending style with sustainability. The shop occasionally features sales, making it a spot for discovering sustainable fashion. With a focus on small-scale, independent retail, it has become a go-to for those prioritising eco-conscious wardrobe choices.

This wine bar in Manchester’s Northern Quarter serves Spanish-inspired tapas and raciones, with a focus on gildas and a selection of wine and vermouth. The menu reflects traditional Spanish flavours, creating an experience reminiscent of Spain. It has become a local spot for those interested in authentic Spanish cuisine and drinks.

This hotel in Manchester’s Northern Quarter has clean, comfortable rooms with amenities like robes, slippers and a mini bar. Some rooms feature corner locations with multiple windows. The breakfast is mentioned as a highlight, and there’s a bar serving tapas. The front desk staff are noted for being helpful. The hotel is within walking distance of the train station and tram stops. Some guests have appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as KitKats in the mini bar.

This bar leans into Asian-influenced street food, with a focus on Korean-inspired dishes like chicken katsu, ginger and soy chicken wings, and KFC burgers. Bao buns, loaded fries, and rice bowls also feature prominently on the menu. The drinks list includes craft beers and cocktails, with regular deals available from time to time. The small plates format makes it a spot for casual dining or snacks. Vegan options are available, catering to a range of dietary preferences. The bar operates a QR code ordering system for convenience.

A Mediterranean restaurant serving grilled meats cooked over charcoal, including ribeye and sirloin steaks, lamb cutlets, pork chops, and skewered chicken. The menu also features halloumi and chicken wings, with sides like fries. There are occasional deals, such as a free glass of wine with certain dishes. The basement space hosts diners for meals, with staff assisting with seating and dietary requirements.

Run by James, this massage therapist in Manchester’s Northern Quarter provides tailored treatments focused on easing aches and pains. Clients mention the deluxe massage and highlight his ability to adapt sessions to individual needs. Many note feeling at ease from the start, with repeat visits common. The approach is personalised, with attention given to what works for each person’s body.

A bar in the Northern Quarter serving food and drinks with a focus on American-style barbecue. Dishes include ribs and burgers, alongside a selection of cocktails and beers. There are occasional deals on food. The place has become known for its friendly service and sociable setting, with many customers returning regularly.

A cafe in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, this spot is known for its hearty brunch dishes. The menu includes American breakfast with extras like sausage and hash browns, as well as Irish breakfast options. Dishes such as chorizo eggs benedict and sweet potato hash feature prominently, alongside halloumi and poached eggs. The French toast and pancakes are notable for their size and are frequently mentioned. Coffee and hot chocolate are also served. The cafe has gained a reputation for its generous portions and a menu that caters to a variety of brunch preferences.

A traditional two-room pub with booth seating in the front and a back room available for private bookings. It serves JW Lees real ales alongside other drinks, with a water bowl provided for dogs. The venue hosts live music and small gigs, with a separate bar area downstairs. Communication for bookings is straightforward, and tea is available for groups. Open late, it draws a mix of regulars and visitors.

A traditional pub serving British comfort food, The Bay Horse Tavern is known for its fish and chips, steak and ale pie, and rotisserie dishes. There’s a Sunday roast and short rib on the menu, along with brunch options. From time to time, there are happy hour deals. The pub hosts open mic nights and serves Christmas dinners. The chips and pie pastry have been mentioned by visitors.

A grilled cheese sandwich spot with a menu that includes options like kimchi, bacon jam, and Nduja with hot honey varieties. The mac and cheese comes in large portions. Vegetarian choices are available. The sandwiches have gained a following for their generous fillings. Online ordering is an option.