Reply to: Manchester nights out

[sasguru]

... that everwhere was dead because people were saving their money to come out and watch the Rugby on Saturday,

He he, northern paupers.

[r0bly0ns]

Well, Friday night was 'OK' we headed off to the Northern Quarter but everywhere was very quiet.

Went into 'Old Orleans' in the Printworks and there was 4 people in the bar!
We went in a few places around there but it was all pretty much the same so we headed back down towards the hotel at about 11:30, to find a club around Picadilly Gardens, but everwhere was closing. I spoke to a couple of bouncers and they all said the same, that everwhere was dead because people were saving their money to come out and watch the Rugby on Saturday, and that the only place that was likeley to be busy was the gay district.

We had a wander through it but didn't venture in anywhere.....


Saturday night was loads busier, however we left it too late and Goucho's was fully booked, so we headed down to the deansgate locks to get something cheep and chearful to eat down there.

Had a good night but we missed out on the quiet meal so tonight we are heading over here...
http://www.olivetreegreekrestaurant....d=26&Itemid=38

[Swiss Tony]

You're going to think I'm making this up, but the last time I went to the curry mile, my curry tasted of cheese!!!

I dont know what it is with cheese - it follows me everywhere!!

http://www.news-medical.net/?id=10251

This may help SA

[TheFaQQer]

I've heard that Nutters in Rochdale is also very good. Can't imagine going to a swanky restaurant in Rochdale though.

It is very nice. It's in Norden, which is just outside between the town and the countryside.

Won some award last year or so for best restaurant in Lancashire.

[Bagpuss]

I've heard that Nutters in Rochdale is also very good. Can't imagine going to a swanky restaurant in Rochdale though.

[chef]

You could take the metro to Altrincham if swanky dining is your thing
http://www.timeout.com/manchester/gu...3/Juniper.html

went there last month.. it was fantastic. 15 courses, all of them with the 3 fork full sized diddy portions, left feeling VERY full. Best by far was the rissotto soup.. highly recommended, very swish but homely.

[TheFaQQer]

I dont know what it is with cheese - it follows me everywhere!!

Maybe the cheese is saying "don't know what it is about that Geordie, but she's stalking me!"

Have you tried Canestan?

[Zorba]

pitta

[chasingtheaurora]

Don't think the wife would be too interested in those places.
More's the pitty

pity

[Zorba]

You could take the metro to Altrincham if swanky dining is your thing
http://www.timeout.com/manchester/gu...3/Juniper.html

And if you fancy waiting for the broken down one in front to be moved. No ta.

I'd definitely drive there though.

[Bagpuss]

You could take the metro to Altrincham if swanky dining is your thing
http://www.timeout.com/manchester/gu...3/Juniper.html

There is no doubting that Michelin-starred Juniper is a serious gastronomic restaurant…..its chef, Paul Kitching, is on more than nodding terms with genius” Jay Rayner, The Observer

“Paul is pure talent, driven by a great creative energy; a powerhouse of the North ” Gordon Ramsay

“This is truly wonderful cooking, more exciting, stimulating and pleasurable than almost any other in the country” Matthew Fort, The Guardian

[Zorba]

well that killed that thread... sorrrrrry

I'm still hanging around hoping it might revive. What do you reckon chef, Railway or Met?

[r0bly0ns]

Or if your feeling really adventurous check out

XANADU




NSFW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Long Legs is better

.. so i've heard

NB: OOPS sorry folks, Not Safe for Work unless you happen to work in a Newcastle Cinema

Don't think the wife would be too interested in those places.
More's the pitty

[r0bly0ns]

If your staying on Peters street I'm guessing your staying at the Radisson Edwardian

That'll be the one!

[chef]

well that killed that thread... sorrrrrry