You can count on ASK Italian to provide you with mouthwatering eats at an affordable price, with a huge menu of Italian classics to choose from. Kick off with cocktails for as little as £7.95 each, before tucking into a range of all-day dishes.

Take a seat in this bright, airy venue to enjoy all sorts of scrumptious food - we're talking mushroom and truffle calzone, seafood linguine and slow-cooked beef pappardelle, with a Sicilian lemon meringue tart for dessert.

Affordable sushi? Now we're talking. Whether you choose from the huge veggie and vegan menu or fancy fresh fish, YO! Manchester Arndale will sort you out. Not only that, but there's katsu curry when or other main meals when you don't want the usual menu offering here.

Not only does Honest Burgers promise perfectly cooked burgers and a menu of thirst-quenching drinks, but it's a favourite of the best cheap restaurants in Manchester city centre. Head here for meaty, veggie and vegan options with a stunning rooftop for those warmer days.

If you're looking for cheap eats in Manchester city centre while you watch the game, Walkabout will give you just that. Serving up all the best beer and gin to wash down wings, burgers or sharers, this place is hard to go wrong with.

Sandwiched right between Chinatown and the Gay Village is Yates Manchester, delving out pub grub and plenty of booze at rock-bottom prices. For brekkie, you can chow down on a full English or breakfast wraps. While the main menu includes Thai red curry, katsu curry chicken 'n' chips and a range of pies.

For an authentic taste of Italy, make your way to PizzaLuxe in Manchester Arndale. Using fresh ingredients, homemade dough, and gourmet toppings, every bite is a slice of amore, offering treats like Hawaiian, Sicilian, and picante pizzas. Their inviting space is perfect for any occasion, whether you're looking for a quick lunch, a family dinner, or a place to unwind with friends. They also offer free-flowing drinks and pizza for two hours, for just £34.95 per person.

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On Wednesdays, you can nab unlimited wings for £10 per person at any time of day thanks to The Lawn Club. Whether you just love the stuff or fancy an all you can eat contest with your mates, this is the place. Plus, there are pizzas, lunches for a tenner, and seasonal drinks here too, which can be enjoyed on their stunning outdoor terrace or on the sprawling lawn.

Not just the home of 2 for 1 cocktails, Slug and Lettuce in Spinningfields, Didsbury, Deansgate, Albert Square and Piccadilly are sure to satisfy your hunger pangs without breaking the bank. From bottomless brunch to brekkie and burgers, all meals are covered here.

The new York-inspired Manahatta in Deansgate is the ideal venue for affordable eats in glamourous surrounds, thanks to luxurious velvet seating and decadent hanging lights. Tuck into dishes like steak frites, all-American hotdogs and gourmet burgers for under £20 per person, or take advantage of their bottomless brunches and parties for unlimited cocktails with your meal.

Located in the hub of Salford Quays, Lime Restaurant and Bar is a brilliant all-day restaurant for casual dining. Whether you're looking for a light bite, lunchtime dish, dinner feast or pre-theatre plate, you'll find everything you need to satisfy any hunger pangs.

Thanks to hot buttermilk chicken burgers with fries, beef ragu and chorizo-covered pizzas, and Caesar salads all coming in at under £15, Foundry Project is great for offering a range of crowd-pleasing plates and budget-friendly prices. Get ya bargains at this Northern Quarter hangout.

Good food doesn't have to cost a penny and a half, especially at Thaikhun in Manchester city centre and the Trafford Centre. Watch chefs whip up fresh dishes in an open kitchen, then tuck in. The menu includes favourites like green and red curry and Tom Yum soup, plus a Pinto sharing feast for only £18.50 per person.

For a sumptuous meal that's kind to both your tastebuds and your bank account, head to GBK in the Trafford Centre. Their burgers start from as little as £8 and are jam-packed with toppings like crispy bacon or blue cheese sauce, with affordable cocktails on the cards too.

Chow down on fluffy buns, crispy tempura, sashimi, yakitori and plenty more at Shoryu. With deals that range from NHS and student discounts to two for one buns on a Mondays, it's a top pick out of all the best affordable restaurants in Manchester city centre. 

While there's many places for cheap food and cocktails in Manchester, Crazy Pedro's is one of the city's favourites. With Friday to Sunday happy hours fronting £10 pizzas and two margs for a tenner too, you're guaranteed a great meal on a budget.

From cauliflower blasts smothered in Buffalo, chipotle cola or pineapple habanero suace for just £5.50 to three tacos for under a tenner, Luck, Lust, Liquor & Burn has a range of Tex-Mex food to enjoy without making a dent in your bank balance. Better yet, there are margs to wash it all down.

Think you know cheese toasties? You ain't seen nothing until you've sunk your teeth into melting sarnies stuffed with layers of bacon and lip-smacking pickles at Northern Soul. Located by The Arndale, this choice of the best casual restaurants in Manchester is perfect for a quick cheap eats.

With fresh and locally sourced ingredients, Trof is a quirky Northern Quarter spot boasting quality food at reasonable prices. Think hearty roast dinners, wholesome brunches and plenty more pub classics, with no dish ever exceeding the £20 mark.  

When it comes to cheap places to eat in Manchester, YES should be on your radar. Found just off Oxford Road, this den of live music, a pink gig room and club nights also has £4 pizza slices for you to snack on when you get peckish - think everything from moreish mushroom to spicy pepperoni and hot honey.

A vegetarian and predominantly gluten-free restaurant, Bundobust is a great choice for cheap and casual dining in Manchester city centre. For just £6, you can munch on a bhaji butty, vada pav veggie burger and raghda pethis mushy pea cakes, with a wide range of cocktails to top it off. 

Perfectly cooked pizza? That's what's in store at Rudy's Peter Street, but at an affordable price to boot. Expect to be munching through slices topped with roast porchetta, sage potatoes, smoked mozzarella, caramelised onions and more at this cheap spot, all of which come in at under £15.

After cheap eats in Manchester's Northern Quarter? Then check out Wolf At The Door. Tacos and bao here cost between £1 and £2.50 each, with fillings ranging from quesa-birra for the former to firecracker tofu for the latter.

Doing cheap eats at Manchester restaurants justice is THE BUTCHER, a brand that's already made an award-winning name for itself in Amsterdam, Berlin and Ibiza. Whether you want eggs benedict-inspired brekkie burgers, truffle-laced beef or classic cheese-topped patties, this Urban Playground location is just the place.