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The best halal restaurants in Manchester

10 months ago

We’re often asked about restaurants serving halal food so we’ve picked out some of the best Manchester has to offer. We’ve contacted all of the restaurants in this guide to verify their halal status, but please confirm on the day if you visit as this could change without notice.

See our full list of halal restaurants in the North West.

  • Deansgate

    Bruncho

    Cafes

    Bruncho is a relaxed brunch spot on Deansgate focusing on Turkish specialities. The food is healthy and satisfying with a feeling of sunshine thanks to the Mediterranean diet. Of course, if various healthy iterations of poached eggs just don’t do it for you, then stamp on your fitbit and order pistachio baklava French toast instead.

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  • Dakota Grill Manchester Lamb Rump
    Book Now Northern Quarter

    Dakota Grill Manchester

    Bars

    Dakota Grill Manchester is the work of former Malmaison owner, Ken McCollough and it is as dark-hued and handsome as the successful boutique hotel chain. It’s an inviting place with flickering candlelight, very retro-sexy – sure to be the setting for many a first date.

    The focus at Dakota is on steaks which are very good – all grass-fed, 28 day-aged, hand-cut Aberdeenshire beef cooked over hot coals.

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  • Book Now West Didsbury

    Namaste Nepal

    Takeaways

    Namaste Nepal on West Didsbury’s Burton Road is a relaxed Nepalese spot that is the definition of a much-loved neighbourhood restaurant.

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  • Book Now Northern Quarter

    Sicilian NQ

    Takeaways

    Located in the Northern Quarter, this friendly neighbourhood bistro and bar is the place to avanti if it’s a taste of traditional Sicily you fancy – from authentic street food snacks through to big plates of pasta to desserts and holiday memory gelato, eat in or take away.

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  • Lamb Laziz at Zouk, Manchester
    Book Now Oxford Road

    Zouk

    Restaurant - Indian subcontinent

    Zouk specialises in ‘apna’ – home-style cooking shot through with colour and heat from the spices and herbs. In recent years it has incorporated elements of global street food to its menu (Lahori wagyu sliders for example) but the main focus is still the authentic Indian and Pakistani cooking that made Zouk a success.

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  • Indian Tiffin Room restaurant manchester
    Manchester City Centre

    Indian Tiffin Room Manchester

    Restaurant - Indian subcontinent

    Known to its friends as ITR, the second of the three bright Indian Tiffin Room restaurants specialises in thalis (a kind of mini buffet) and south Indian tiffin dishes, putting colour on a plate with its street food inspired by the bustling stalls of different parts of India.

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  • Archie's Trafford Centre is known for juicy burgers, OTT desserts and shakes...and pink
    Trafford Park

    Archie’s Trafford Centre

    Takeaways

    Archie’s Trafford Centre is another of the eye-popping pink burger and shake sites from the wildly popular Manchester mini-empire. The burgers are good but it’s the sweet side that has gathered most of the acclaim, from celeb endorsements to, more depressingly, long queues.

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  • Indoor seating at Bombay Brew Indian Restaurant Rochdale
    Rochdale

    Bombay Brew

    Restaurant - Indian subcontinent

    Bombay Brew brings together beer and Indian street food. Bundobust may be the kings of this combo but unlike its rival, Bombay Brew doesn’t just stick to vegetarian food with its IPAs. Instead, you’ll find everything from lamb lollypops to octopus masala.

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  • Comptoir Libanais Spinningfields Manchester Bar Seating
    Spinningfields

    Comptoir Libanais

    Restaurant - Middle Eastern

    Comptoir Libanais serves up the bold flavours of Lebanon, its fresh and healthy plates providing much to tempt those following plant-based and gluten-free lifestyles. Non-vegetarians needn’t be shy, either, with grilled meats a well-spiced speciality in themselves. 

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  • Dishes served at Darbar, an Iranian restaurant in Cheetham Hill, Manchester.
    Manchester

    Darbar

    Restaurant - Middle Eastern

    From pomegranate and pistachio to saffron and barberries, the authentic flavours of Persian cuisine are promised at this family-run restaurant, whose name means “the royal palace” and whose menu includes “Iranian dishes that we know and love from home”.

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  • Manchester City Centre

    Delhi House Cafe | Corn Exchange

    Cafes

    This slick 2020 addition to the Corn Exchange is determined to do something different to other contemporary Indian restaurants. And it largely succeeds, bringing flair and originality to the well-worn territory of street food and small plates.

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  • A dish at EastZEast Manchester
    Manchester City Centre

    EastZEast Manchester

    Restaurant - Indian subcontinent

    Located on Blackfriars Street with views of the River Irwell, EastZEast is known for its authentic Punjabi dishes and glamorous, fine-dining setting.

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  • A table laden with dishes from Mughli - one of the first Indian restaurants in Manchester to embrace street food.
    Rusholme

    Mughli

    Restaurant - Indian subcontinent

    Mughli is the contemporary, social media embracing, second generation Curry Mile restaurant that paved the way for the likes of Indian Tiffin Room, Amma’s Canteen and Dishoom.

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  • Lamb and chicken dishes at Remal Lebanese Restaurant, Manchester
    Prestwich

    Remal Restaurant

    Restaurant - Middle Eastern

    Remal Restaurant is a family-run place with the warmth and the buzz of real Lebanese hospitality and very happy customers. Food is exquisitely presented and made fresh in the restaurant – from the bread to the butchery, it’s all done by the team at Remal.

    Starters are a selection of mezze-style small plates which are perfect for sharing – olives, cheese pastries, babaghanouj, lamb and hummus are all present and correct and in fact, very good examples. The Lebanese bread deserves a special mention.

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  • The exterior of Yara, a recommended Syrian and Lebanese restaurant in Altrincham, Greater Manchester
    Altrincham

    Yara Altrincham

    Restaurant - Middle Eastern

    Tiny and usually packed to the rafters of its converted terraced house, Yara is one of those hidden gems that the locals keep trying to get us to shut up about.

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