There's such a range of Manchester halal restaurants that sometimes you need just one place where you can find them all. Luckily for you, we've put together a snappy guide for eager readers. Have a scroll through our top picks of eateries across the city, which are serving everything from Turkish charcoal-cooked meat dishes and juicy fried chicken, to authentic Indian curries and Lebanese mezze platters.
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For some of the best halal food in Manchester, look no further than getting your fried chicken fix at Yard & Coop, who source from one certified Shropshire Farm. Perfect for lazy days and lunch deals, their menu of juicy birds and superbly stacked burgers are sure to impress.
After the best halal restaurants Manchester has to offer? Get on down to Gaucho for some seriously swish interiors, from the glistening chandeliers and cow patch chairs to the tall, grand ceilings. But that's not all, as this award-winning joint also has some seriously good halal sirloin for you to try from their top notch steak collection - just let the restaurant know at least 48 hours in advance so they can make sure it's available.
In the mood for Italian? Look no further than Vapiano, who use halal chicken and fillet beef dishes on request. The Corn Exchange eatery and bar not only offer fresh seasonal specials to feast upon, but also feature a couple of cracking no-alcohol cocktails on the menu.
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Having been in the game for over 35 years, Don Giovanni are certain to serve up some exemplary dishes. They're also a top choice of halal Italian restaurant in Manchester, with an extensive menu of veggie, seafood and gluten-free options to boot.
Not only do these guys specialise in bold, bodacious and beautiful interiors, but their menu of Lebanese cuisine comes from approved and certified suppliers, so you can mix 'n' match mezze or sharing plates to create the best halal buffet in Manchester. Particular star dishes include the chicken moussakhan, freshly made hummus and kunafa.
Giving halal fine dining in Manchester a fusion twist is Vermilion. Combining English, Thai, Chinese, French and Korean cuisine with lavish interior design like shimmering chandeliers and historic artefacts, this place sees you enjoying DJs at the luxury Cinnabar afterwards too.
Las Iguanas are a popular chain with an inclusive attitude to eating, meaning there's plenty of halal dishes on offer. To perfectly finish off your South American feasting, why not try out one of their stellar range of mocktails?
This all-day dining destination in the Northern Quarter is perhaps best known for its sumptuous brunches. Plus, as it's from the brains behind Mughli, you know you're in for a treat when it comes to flavour. The menu includes dishes like za'atar mushrooms, gravadlax of pineapple-cured sea trout and spicy shakshuka.
Scene is a venture to the sub-continent courtesy of Asif Ali, whose street food from India, Pakistan and Southern Asia utilises halal meats. The vibrant Spinningfields venue, shisha lounge and takeaway has become a favourite for its delicious eats with an agreeable price tag.
Drop Fazenda a phone call or a quick message 48 hours before your booking and they'll have options ready for you, with the requirement of a small deposit. Following this, you'll be free to feast on sizzling Brazillian meats at one of the most romantic halal restaurants in Manchester.
After fancy halal restaurants in Manchester? Tattu will take you through all the options on their extensive Chinese menu. Settle down across the beautiful, blossom-laden interiors for a contemporary meal.
A staple on Curry Mile, Mughli is an authentic Indian and Pakistani eatery championing home cooking. Step into the bold orange interiors and you'll find a menu worthy of their title as one of the best halal restaurants, with HMC-approved meats throughout.
One of the best halal restaurants in Manchester city centre, Dishoom is ready for all your Indian dining needs. From brekkie through to dinner, these guys are whipping up aromatic, spicy and flavoursome feasts in their Irani cafe-inspired interiors.
If you're looking for a dinner spot in the Corn Exchange, Tampopo offer up halal-friendly options. Grab a perch in their informal dining area to tuck into street food classics and traditional pan-Asian dishes.
