Welcome to The Ivy Spinningfields
Located in the heart of Manchester, Spinningfields, the restaurant occupies an impressive space within the new development, The Pavilion, surrounded by greenery yet situated in the centre of the city.
The Ivy Brasserie is open all day, seven days a week. Serving modern British classics for breakfast, lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and everything in-between.
The Ivy Asia is located on the second floor, open seven days a week from 5pm and from 12pm at the weekends. There is a central glamorous bar and the restaurant is illuminated with a show-stopping green, semi-precious stone floor serving Asian-inspired cocktails and dishes.
The Ivy Spinningfields has two private dining rooms; The Dalton and The Geisha Room. The Dalton Room is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as drinks and canapé receptions for up to 40 guests. The bespoke patterned white Carrara and grey Fior de Pesco grey marble tiled flooring, eclectic mix of vintage dining chairs upholstered with bold floral and palm printed fabric, and hanging gilt leaf pendants add a touch of glamour to the room. The Geisha Room at Ivy Asia accommodates up to 20 guests. The private room features a striking pink onyx bar, sumptuous furnishings, colourful Asian-inspired fabrics and a gold leaf ceiling, all set against breath-taking artwork in floor to ceiling mirrors.
In addition to this is The Roof Garden, which is open all year round whatever the weather. With a retractable glass roof, heating and air conditioning, you can dine under the sun, stars or even rain seven days a week in total comfort.
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