Meet your Local Expert and start your culinary adventure across some of the most iconic districts in Manchesters! With their restaurants, pubs and pastry shops, this city can really suit all your tastes! During the tour you will discover some of the most local dishes and gems! All the food and drinks are included as here described and some tastings may change according to the availability of our partners and to the season.

Your journey begins in the heart of the Gay Village, surrounded by the iconic canal-side bars and rainbow flags that symbolize Manchester’s proud spirit of inclusivity. Kick off the tour in true British style with a classic English Breakfast — a hearty plate of eggs, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, tomatoes, and buttered toast. As your guide introduces the tour, enjoy a freshly brewed coffee or a morning tea, and learn about the city’s fascinating history of resilience, creativity, and community.

After a short stroll into the Northern Quarter, the beating heart of Manchester’s indie culture, you’ll discover a hub of street art, vintage shops, and music heritage. Here, the city’s food scene comes alive with global influences — from Asian-inspired wraps to Middle Eastern bites and Local Delicacies. At this stop, you’ll sample either of two local favorites: The Manchester Egg — a modern twist on the Scotch egg, featuring a pickled egg wrapped in pork sausage and black pudding, deep-fried to golden perfection. It’s tangy, savory, and unmistakably Mancunian. Fragrant Indian Curry - simmered with aromatic spices and served with fluffy rice. Whether it’s a creamy tikka masala, a spicy madras, or a vegan dhal, each dish tells the story of Manchester’s global connections and community spirit.

Just outside of the National Football Museum let us end the tour on a tipsy note by entering another local bar to get one last drink. Raise a glass of local ale or crisp cider as you toast to your Manchester adventure. This is the moment to relax, chat with your fellow travelers, and soak in the city’s famously friendly vibe.

To finish your feast, settle in at a cozy local pub or gastropub for one of Britain’s most comforting classics: A Traditional Meat Pie, baked in flaky golden pastry and filled with rich gravy, tender beef, and seasonal vegetables, or Fish & Chips, with crispy, golden-battered haddock, thick-cut chips, mushy peas, and a sprinkle of salt and vinegar. Paired to your lovely main meal, enjoy a refreshing local pint while soaking in the historical feel of the pub.