Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Antrobus

"Boasting the title of Manchester's highest restaurant, D&D's 20 Stories is worth a visit for the views alone. From its large roof terrace, diners can see right the way across Manchester's skyline to the Peak District - and it's planning to open for business on April 12. Bookings are available to dine on the terrace, with some limited walk-up spots reserved for people just wanting drinks."

"I’ve been to plenty of Rooftop bars in my time is this not the first in Manchester (we also have Cloud 23) just opposite at the Hilton. (Which is 3 floors higher!). However, Many of these rooftop bars lack a TRUE VIBE, & they tend to be very “Stiff” places."

"Located on the Albert Docks, Bold Street and Allerton, Maray is a funky fusion restaurant with tastes of the Middle East, Asia, Scandi, America and Britain, is constantly filled with chatty crowds on long communal tables. Each location has something different to offer, but still consistent with the high standard and buzzing atmosphere that comes with the Maray name. I went with some friends to the Maray on the Albert Docks, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves."

"With a recent expansion to a third site on the beautiful Albert Dock, the Maray team continue to evolve and astound. The original Bold Street venue is cosy and uncompromising, with a basement bar for those waiting for a table or just after some tasty nibbles and a drink. The other two venues are a bit more spacious, but in all three venues you’re receiving some of the highest quality food in Liverpool (and outside of London) right now."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Maray (@marayrestaurant)"

"Mowgli prides itself on showing the truth about how Indians eat at home and in the street. They emphasise mixing and matching up smaller dishes; particular highlights fr us would be their signature Yoghurt Chat Bombs, the Gunpowder chicken and the Mowgli Chip Buttie (with turmeric fries). Their take on a traditional Goan fish curry is also nothing short of mind blowing."

"With two venues in the city centre, Mowlgi challenges the idea that British ‘Indian food’ is limited to the high-calorie foods you find on the high street. Time Out says “This is Indian food done the traditional way, and it’s exactly the type of healthy and aromatic grub that could put a big smile on your face.”. 3 Water St, Liverpool L2 0RD"

"Among India’s most popular desserts is Gulab Jamun: dumplings soaked in rose flavoured sugar syrup with a scoop of ice cream to the side."

"Bundobust is another one of these underdogs which is completely turning the concept of ‘fine cuisine’ entirely on its head. No longer does good food feel the need to be served on white table clothes on fine Bone China and washed down with a 2005 Saint Emilion Grand Cru. Nowhere teaches us this lesson better than Bundobust with its 100% vegetarian Indian street food served in paper trays, paper cups and with as much craft beer as you can pour down your gullet."

"Bound to have your taste buds tingling, Lucha Libre brings Mexican street food to the streets of Liverpool, and we couldn’t be happier about it. For those new to Lucha Libre, we recommended the “Lucha Surf ‘n’ Turf Platter”; this includes a little bit of everything on the menu, such as spiced brisket, monkfish & chorizo skewers as well as chipotle gravy. The perfect selection if you fancy trying a few new things out, and the friendly staff will have no problem guiding you and ensuring you make the right decision."

"A true testament to the Mexican spirit, Maya boasts an unrivalled atmosphere of all the cocktail bars Liverpool offers, with caged booths, religious iconography and plenty of Day of the Dead fiesta feelings. Situated below Lucha Libre, Maya offers handcrafted cocktails by expert mixologists. Try exciting twists on some old classics: Mango & Jalapeno Margarita, Bloody Maria and El Zombre (this one is lethal)."

"Lucha Libre has been bringing Mexican style food delight to Liverpool for over five years now. The restaurant on Wood Street, opposite FACT, serves up street food such as chicken wings, quesadillas, burritos and tacos. If you’re feeling particularly adventurous, why not opt for the hot wings with the bomb sauce?"

"The Oakfield is set in a stunning property at the heart of Chester Zoo, making this a truly unique contemporary British pub.With pride and passion we’ll be serving freshly prepared locally sourced food and hand-picked beers, wines and spirits. The Oakfield has been lovingly restored and our new...See more"

"Family owned since 1974, this popular, contemporary restaurant is a local gem, offering an impressive range of dining options including the Dim Sum Mini Combination menu featuring traditional Sui Mai, deep crispy-fried Won Ton and pan-fried Wor Tip dumplings; an entire menu of steak dishes we’ve heard great things about, including spicy Szechwan with fresh green jalapeño, and generous banquets featuring indulgent Chinese cuisine. Meanwhile, repeat diners save a little tummy space for the banana fritters. Discover Ying Wah here"

"Abode Chester, Grosvenor Rd,, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 2DJ - Visit now. Abode Chester offers unique and stylish accommodation in the heart of the city, close to England’s oldest working racecourse."

"This contemporary hotel sits within Chester’s famous city walls, with the equally famous racecourse just across the road. It offers smart, modern rooms, a good choice of places to eat and drink, and has all the main attractions close to hand."

"A reliable cafe and restaurant in the Northern Quarter, and a good-looking one at that, Evelyn's is perhaps best-known for its brunches and Bloody Marys. Its chunky buttermilk pancakes are dense and delicious, topped with fresh blueberries and honeycomb butter. 4 Hilton Street, M4 1NB"

"A healthy brunch option is a good idea for everyone every once in a while. But after tasting the food at Evelyn's, you may be back every week. They aim to serve food that is as healthy as possible."

"Bounded to the west by the city walls, the Chester Roman Gardens were plotted by the curator of the Grosvenor Museum, Graham Webster in 1949. The park was laid out in the run up to the 1951 Festival of Britain and has ancient architectural fragments found during the 19th-century excavations of Deva’s baths and military buildings like the Principia. There’s a row of columns from the exercise hall in the main bathhouse, once almost two metres high."

"The Roman Gardens are close to the River Dee and are a collection of Roman period remains collected and assembled here from around the city. Chester’s City Wall runs down one side of the gardens. Visitors can enjoy various Roman pillars, capitals and columns, a reconstructed hypocaust (under floor heating system) from the legionary baths and a modern mosaic."

"Tucked away in the suburbs of Withington is a fun little vegetarian restaurant called Fuel Café. Along with serving some of the best cheap vegan eats in Manchester, the spot hosts regularly live music nights, performances, and even has board games to keep you entertained."

"Gourmet Kitchen is a restaurant and takeaway serving up dreamie Vegan burgers and desserts to die for, Gourmet Kitchen is based on Lark Lane, order using their app. Simply download our App from the App Store."