This popular, student-friendly club features the usual cheap drinks and draws dancers to the floor with its revamped sound and light systems, and indie...
121 Princess Street
The Abode chain has successfully made its modern mark on this Grade II-listed warehouse while retaining many original features, including the walnut and...
107 Piccadilly
Housed inside a beautifully converted warehouse (by the architects behind No.1 Deansgate), An Outlet specialises in simple but well-sourced deli food and...
Carver's Warehouse, 77 Dale StreetA gay-owned and gay-run sauna that has a round-the-clock licence.
18 Tariff StreetIn 2010, FAC251: The Factory opened in the former head office of Factory Communications, the site that's been credited with the birth of that whole...
112-118 Princess StreetAn independent artist-run space, this one-room gallery presents a changing programme of high-quality contemporary and conceptual art.
8 Fairfield Street
This lo-fi student hangout manages to keep everyone happy, with match screenings, a lively early evening drinking atmosphere, and a basement space after...
106 Princess Street
A brilliantly disorienting labyrinthine set-up on the site of seminal '60s night-spot the Twisted Wheel. Legends plays host to the original antidote to gay...
4-6 Whitworth StreetA favourite with visiting bands and celebs, the Mal is a first choice for those who like to think of themselves as possessors of style. The old Joshua Hoyle...
Piccadilly
Ignore the fact that this restaurant is stuffed into a hotel basement. Under the leadership of executive chef Ian Matfin and double Michelin star holder...
107 Piccadilly
Plush but unpretentious, the oddly named Mint Hotel (previously known as City Inn) has possibly the best location for commuters: it's just a short walk...
One Piccadilly PlaceThis restaurant and bar are located within the chic Arora International hotel, but Obsidian is just as popular with the Manc crowd as it is with...
Arora International Hotel, 18-24 Princess StreetThe spacious four-star accommodation has DVD, satellite TV and CD players as standard. As it's a converted Grade II-listed warehouse, there's plenty of...
Ducie StreetA mere stone's throw from the Canal Street strip but a million miles away in terms of outlook, Retro is - as its name suggests - a defiantly run-down yet...
78 Sackville StreetThis Piccadilly bolthole is a contender for the title of most indie venue in Manchester, with disco monthlies dedicated to the Smiths and Belle and...
18-20 Fairfield Street