Restaurants with some vegetarian food - Manchester?

[Blown2CV]

I'm drawing a bit of a blank on this, and I figured the foodie bit of PH is better than the relatively quite regional bits for this query.

I'm arranging a work Xmas night out in Manchester city centre for 11 people, which is a group of blokes from diverse backgrounds, some of whom are Veggie. Not me I might add

Now there's veggie restaurants, which I wouldn't be averse to, but i know some others would.
Then there are the restaurants manchester is best at i.e. proper meat-fests, which are clearly out.
Then there are typical restaurants which have maybe 1 veggie main course choice and that's it, which probably isn't fair.
Then there's asian cuisine of various types, which seems to me to be the only more balanced meat/veggie choice.

Is anyone aware of any other choices? Not sure I am bang up for just booking a curry house, feels a bit default and to my mind it always kills the night as people end up stuffed.

Any ideas pls? thanks

[Burrow01]

A nice Tapas place?

Everyone could then order what they want and they normally have a good mix of meat and veggie dishes

Went to a good one on Dean St a few years ago, but cannot remember the name :-(

[anonymous-user]

How about one of the Greek or Turkish places?

Quite a few to choose from and a good veggie choices.

[Hedgesnottwigs]

Mr Coopers House is reasonable quality in a city rather devoid of it.

[Blown2CV]

Hedgesnottwigs said:

Mr Coopers House is reasonable quality in a city rather devoid of it.

possibly too pricey. I know what you mean in that there are few fine dining choices in Manc, but we're not really after that. I now work for a company large enough where all spend has to be 'sensible' i.e. cheapo.

[Tickle]

We had a biggish works event at Dimitris on Deansgate, the veggies amongst us seemed to like it.

You know you really want to go to Beef and Pudding though!

[littleguy]

Thinking about this logically;
If you want Italian, then San Carlo or Don Marco
If you're wanting Chinese, then it's Rice Bowl on cross street
If you're wanting Spanish then Evuna on Deansgate
If you're wanting Indian then Zouk or East Z East
If you're wanting to ignore the veggies (as you should) then Red's or Solita.

[rdjohn]

Cote Brasserie on St Mary's St at the side of Kendals should be able to meet your various needs.

Their menu is on their website, so you can circulate it fairly easily.

[Blown2CV]

Tickle said:

We had a biggish works event at Dimitris on Deansgate, the veggies amongst us seemed to like it.

You know you really want to go to Beef and Pudding though!

Well yes exactly!

[Blown2CV]

littleguy said:

Thinking about this logically;
If you want Italian, then San Carlo or Don Marco
If you're wanting Chinese, then it's Rice Bowl on cross street
If you're wanting Spanish then Evuna on Deansgate
If you're wanting Indian then Zouk or East Z East
If you're wanting to ignore the veggies (as you should) then Red's or Solita.

Cheers good list. Can't ignore them sadly (if I could I wouldn't need to ask!) as diverse workplace and all that ste

[Blown2CV]

rdjohn said:

Cote Brasserie on St Mary's St at the side of Kendals should be able to meet your various needs.

Their menu is on their website, so you can circulate it fairly easily.

Great not heard of that one before, thanks

[Burrow01]

littleguy said:

Thinking about this logically;
If you're wanting Spanish then Evuna on Deansgate

this was the place I went to - obviously had a mental block about the location as well as the name