Corn Exchange, Manchester is a grade II listed building in Manchester, England. The building was originally used as a corn exchange and was previously named the Corn & Produce Exchange, and subsequently The Triangle. Following the IRA bomb in 1996 it was renovated and was a modern shopping centre till July 2014.
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Between 1998 and 2002 Manchester Piccadilly was extensively modernised ready for the Commonwealth Games hosted by the city in 2002. The project greatly enhanced the facilitie
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Restaurants
Banyan Bar & Kitchen
A stylish and genuine bar serving beautiful food and drink all day long. After great success in York and Harrogate, Banyan Bar and Kitchen has made the move across the Pennines and open its doors in the heart of Manchester, providing a sumptuous offering from morning through to night time.
Gino D’Acampo My Restaurant
Known for their football teams, music and nightlife, Manchester has always been a city after Gino’s heart. He wanted to share his passion for classic well-sourced real Italian food, served in relaxed and stylish surroundings, with his Mancunian friends. So he opened my first restaurant in the iconic Corn Exchange and he was proud to […]
Vapiano
Vapiano makes handmade pasta, freshly made pizza dough, & salads alongside the best buffalo mozzarella, meats & cheese antipasti plate. Their restaurants are spacious with some seating looking over our open kitchen. A 100-year-old olive trees as part of the decor & fresh live herbs pots on every table. It offers diners a unique concept […]
Pho
Pho is a family-run business serving great value, healthy Vietnamese street food that is cooked fresh daily (no central kitchens!).
Zizzi
At Zizzi they are all about delicious Italian food with a twist to surprise and delight all tastes, because good food does more than fill you up, it brings people together. Zizzi’s menu is made up of tasty Italian dishes from pizza, pasta and risotto to salads and indulgent desserts but always with a twist […]
Mowgli Street Food
Mowgli is all about how Indians eat at home and on their streets. The restaurant was born to feed the raw need Indians have for tiffins full of fresh bright intense flavour. Mowgli is not about the intimate, hushed dining experience. It is about the smash and grab zing of healthy, light, virtuosic herbs and […]
Tampopo
Some of hee world’s most exciting cuisines come from East Asia, where food is fresh, healthy and delicious. Each country has developed its own unique dishes, and sampling them is a culinary adventure. So join Tampopo on a taste tour and explore the fantastic food of this region.
The Cosy Club
From a lazy breakfast to family lunch or a night out in your glad rags. Cosy Club does it all offering up some classics such as fish and chips and burgers with tapas options also. Think mansion splendour meets village hall eccentricity.
Salvi’s
Salvi’s the home of traditional, authentic, Italian cuisine. This is a restaurant and food business named after a father and inspired by a mother’s kitchen back home in Naples. A family-run establishment and our passion for the produce of our home region of Campania in Italy is behind everything that they do. All of Salvi’s […]
Wahaca
Housed over 2 floors in the city’s historic Corn Exchange building on Exchange Square, a stone’s throw from Selfridges and The Arndale Centre, Wahaca Manchester brings award-winning street food to this bustling dining quarter in the heart of Manchester.
Alston Bar & Beef
At Alston, they only serve the top 1% of beef on the market. Choose from one of our 35-day dry-aged steaks sourced by John Gilmour, a third-generation family butcher from the Scottish Borders. Alston’s beef is supplied by John Gilmour & Co Ltd, an independent family run business established in 1946 who specialise in the […]