Did someone say curfew? These city centre favourites are going on strong and continuing Dishy Rishi's popular scheme. We're talking socially-distanced date nights, budget brunches and everything in between. What are you waiting for? Support the hospitality industry, patronise your favourite hangouts and discover a new spot with our extensive list of the best Manchester restaurants participating in Eat Out to Help Out.
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Date night? Out with your flatmates? Do it on a discount.
Elnecot: Book your table at Elnecot as the Ancoats restaurant extends the Eat Out to Help Out scheme every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in October.
Almost Famous: From steak butties and burritos to the infamous bacon fries, it's time to get your junk food on with a burger, fries and large drink for £12.50 between Monday and Friday.
Trof: Pair your breakfast and brunch with coffee and cocktails at Trof in the Northern Quarter.
Cottonopolis: You'll have to book a table in advance to take advantage of the Katsu Don menu at Cottonopolis.
Franco Manca: This city centre restaurant is continuing the discounts with £5 pizza from Monday to Wednesday this October.
The Pen & Pencil: Monday discounts? Expect American bites, craft beers, cocktails and New York City vibes at this all-day kitchen.
Manahatta: Gather your housemates and head to Deansgate on Mondays and Tuesdays to take advantage of 50% off, while Drink Out To Help Out sees 2-4-1 on cocktails, wine beer and cider on Wednesdays and Thursdays in October.
BrewDog: EOTHO might be over here, but you can still get 2-4-1 on veggie and vegan mains every Monday, with tonnes of craft beer to wash it all down.
The food at 20 Stories tastes just as good as the interior looks.
The Oast House: With 25% off, there's no limit on the number of times you can visit for roast dinners, massive pies and fancy kebabs.
20 Stories: Head to this sky-high spot and taste your way through two courses for £18.50 or three for £23.50 from Monday to Friday.
Victors: From Hale to Alderley Edge, it's all about half price brunch, afternoon tea and roasts in gorgeous, floral settings.
Banyan: Combine happy hour sips with an international food menu on Mondays and Tuesdays at this stylish bar and restaurant.
The Alchemist: While EOTHO has ended here, you can bag a breakfast dish and 3 brunch cocktails for £25 per person on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm.
Don Giovanni: This Oxford Road eatery is promising 50% reductions on its menu of fancy Italian classics from Monday to Friday this month.
El Gato Negro: Cured meats? Tapas favourites? Rooftop views? You'll be treated to all that and more with a lunch offer of 3 dishes for £15, Tuesday to Friday from 12pm to 3pm.
Gino D'acampo My Restaurant: The celebrity chef's Manchester outpost is extending Eat Out to Help Out until October 28th.
Piccolino: Tuck into Italian favourites at cut prices through October.
The Restaurant Bar & Grill: Along with Piccolino and Gino D'acampo's namesake, the Individual Restaurants staple is offering discounts this month.
Feast on Manchester's finest food at a fraction of the price.
Revolution: The Oxford Road bar reopens this October, offering 50% off from Monday to Wednesday with no £10 Cap and 2-4-1 cocktails all day.
Thaikhun: Thaikhun's Manchester restaurant is providing £5 off authentic Thai dishes and drinks in a setting inspired by Bangkok.
TNQ Restaurant: You can now taste head chef Ant Fielden's new autumn menu at half the price until 16th October.
Solita: Get up to 25% off all food and non-alcoholic drinks every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until December as Solita offers cut-price scran in their Didsbury and Northern Quarter restaurants.
San Carlo: Manchester's most Instagrammable restaurant? You'll want to take your camera to this pocket-friendly pick up until 28th October.
The Spinn: This Stockport restaurant is giving you 50% off food every Tuesday and Wednesday this month.
Firefly: Head to Spinningfields for half price off sushi, smalls and curfew cocktails.
Erst: Get 4 plates for £25 every Tuesday at this Ancoats restaurant.
Sugo: Sugo's 'curfew special' sees two courses and a house drink for £20 on Thursdays.
For more post-lockdown inspo? Take a look at our guide to the restaurants and bars in Manchester that are now taking bookings.
