Restaurant details
Dining options: Breakfast/Brunch, Lunch Spot, Dinner, Reservations, After-hours
Neighbourhood: Manchester City Centre
Description: Jack Spratt in Manchester’s John Dalton Street should be at the very top of everyone’s list to try as soon as possible. That is, if you haven’t tried it already! This little gem of a restaurant is fast becoming one of the North West’s top dining spots. Jack Spratt is a relaxed café style vibe serving the finest fresh foods; it really is like something you’d find on the continent; “the days of clinical, sanitised, samey chain restaurants are coming to an end…people want something different and that’s what we offer” say Marcus Emadi.The Emadi brothers opened this venue in 2010 they have created is a wonderful, warm and friendly place with beautiful food. “We want people to come into Jack Spratt and relax. Not feel that they are being rushed to accommodate for the next customers. It is this attitude that makes us different from our local competitors.” “We are independent of any chain we only employ staff that share our ethos that the customer comes first and even though it’s important to make Jack Spratt a fun place to be.”The evening menu is great value, the average spend per person with wine being around £20 and at lunch time their £6 burgers are said to be the best in town. Their menu is fun, interactive and eclectic with sharing platters, decadent mains and their legendary Sweet Potato and Feta Burger, one of the many vegetarian friendly dishes available. When you walk in you are immediatley clear of their vision and of what they are trying to achieve. The décor is cosy, warm and quirky; there is no way you can’t be seduced by it. Serving lunch and dinner Monday to Saturday, their dishes are varied and different–whether you are lunching over antipasti and salads with friends or having a large family meal with wine and beers on an evening whilst listening to some great music, it really does cater for everyone and their relaxed attitude a breath of fresh air