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    Trafford Centre

    Posted by RSTAR 27 March 2008

    The Trafford Centre is probably the best shopping centre I have visited. There are so many shops to choose from - and there is a shop for everyone!
    From clothes, accessories, sportswear, gaming, homeware, beauty and more - you are certain to come home with a car full of shopping bags.

    There are also lots of great restaurants, bars and cafes to suit everyone's tastebuds after you've worked up an appetite from all that shopping - from Indian and Spanish cuisine restaurants to cosy coffee bars - you're bound to fine somewhere to satifsy the whole family.

    As well as shops, bars and restaurants, the Trafford Centre is also the venue of many events such as fashion shows, dances and other competitions- it's also appeared on Channel 4's '10 Years Younger'.
    So if you're looking for somewhere to shop, shop, shop - and then relax, the Trafford Centre could be right up your street!

    Check out the Trafford Centre website for more information

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    The Manchester Art Gallery

    Posted by maximusmanc 21 June 2007

    The Gallery provides a large collection of great permanent and special event art exhibitions which would interest all ages.

    All sorts of works from all periods of art history, including paintings and sculptures. The building itself is architecturally very interesting with its new all-glass section connecting two parts of the main buildings. Other galleries in the area worth noting are the Whitworth (on Wilmslow road across the road from the hospitals) and the Lowry centre (in Salford Quays).

    www.manchestergalleries.org
    Mosley Street, not far from the Central Library and the Town Hall.

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    Mongolian Barbeque

    Posted by Novation 10 May 2006

    A delightful little eatery hidden away on a back street near The Village. If you like you dining outings to be a relaxed, enjoyable event then you will love it. Taking inspiration from centuries old Mongolian warrior traditions, you select your raw food (a host of meats, vegetables, sauces and spices) and one of the talented chefs grills and cooks the meal before your eyes. Wonderful decor and polite, attentive staff make this one of the most original and enjoyable eating experiences in Manchester.

    16 Chorlton Street, Manchester (walkable from Picadilly Gardens and station);
    tel: 0161 228 1631;
    www.mongolian-barbeque.co.uk

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    The Oklahoma

    Posted by sezo 16 October 2005

    A wonderful vegetarian cafe in the Northern Quarter with excellent coffee, imaginative and tasty food and friendly staff. There is a quirky shop at the back and a collection of excellent DVDs which you can borrow.

    Across the road from the famous Earth Cafe

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    Manchester Art Gallery

    Posted by DavidWard 11 August 2005

    Keep your kids happy in the interactive gallery at Manchester Art Gallery. Buttons to press, things to do, clothes to dress up in. Take the portrait challenge: can you sit still while the woman in the picture twitches, smiles and burps?

    Mosley Street; Tel: 0161 235 8888; www.manchestergalleries.org/

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