3 Best Romantic Restaurants in Failsworth

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Brasserie ABode – Manchester restaurant

1. Brasserie ABode – Manchester

1.7

Price: Moderate

• British • Ashton-Under-Lyne

Our menu features brunch dishes, classic dishes and homely favourites. We’re all about good food and good value, so we don’t hold back on trimmings and sides. Available until 20:30pm.

2. Samsi

4.4

Awesome(96)

Price: Moderate

• Japanese • Manchester

Samsi is a well established Japanese restaurant in Manchester City Centre, situated in Regency House on Whitworth Street between Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road. Samsi features unique dining environments, with private dining in an authentic tatami seating area and optional karaoke, a horigotatsu recessed seating area featuring an impressive wall hung kimono and a main dining area with a romantic feel under beautiful sakura trees, with a view of Mount Fuji from Kyoto.The menu has a wide range of authentic recipe Japanese dishes and features show stopping sushi platters, which are excellent value for money! All food is freshly prepared to order using ingredients sourced from Japan and other local fresh produce.

A photo of Malmaison Bar & Grill Manchester restaurant

3. Malmaison Bar & Grill Manchester

4.5

Awesome(1113)

Price: Expensive

• Grill • Manchester

Malmaison Bar & Grill Manchester. A stylish fusion grill restaurant, offering a contemporary dining experience with classic and seasonal dishes. Our chefs are passionate about creating high-quality food packed with flavour, with a strong focus on prime grass-fed British beef, hand-cut and expertly matured for the fullest natural flavour. Whilst our mixologists infuse ingredients to create the finest collection of bold and characterful cocktails.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Brasserie ABode – Manchester

2. Samsi

3. Malmaison Bar & Grill Manchester

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