This classy restaurant is located on the third floor of this building, with a less formal restaurant called Forno on the second floor and a bar called Mash on the first floor. Chef Jason Whitelock creates delicious dinners, and prices tend to reflect the high quality. You can also select the perfect wine from their list to complement your dinner.

This classical café is popular for tea, but it also serves a great breakfast, with the famous English fried breakfast leading the menu. This filling meal includes sausage, toast, eggs, and tomatoes. For a lighter start, a pot of tea, a homemade lemon tart, or various toasted teacakes are an inexpensive yet satisfying choice. The dining room is small and intimate with mahogany tables and eclectically decorated walls. Casual dress.

The Drawing Room has a romantic atmosphere with low lighting and candlelit tables. The interior decor is centered on antiques. The menu consists of mostly modern British dishes. Reservations accepted.

The Grinch is just far enough off the busy streets that you can relax and take a break from your busy day. The Grinch is famous for its pizzas, and other entrees worth trying include chicken curry, duck, and watercress salad. The irresistible dessert menu includes delicious pies and cakes. Specialty drinks and draft beer are available. Reservations are recommended.

One of Manchester's famous fish and chips diners. You cannot leave England without having a traditional fish and chips dinner with cod, haddock, or plaice. Harry Ramsden's also serves up sides of mushy peas and scraps, which make for the perfect fish and chips dinner.