The Molly House — Restaurant in Manchester

Lovely quaint bar and restaurant type of establishment that served small plates of tapas along side an extensive range of beers and spirits. The food had good veggie options: halloumi, mushroom croquettes, potatoes and a few other options; reasonably prices and delivered to the table very quickly. High quality and authentic.

The only issue was ... I wasn't sure how it worked! I went it thinking it was a bar, but it had restaurant layout, Ithe music was like a soft techno for the afternoon which wasnt reallt fiting for the vibe. I wasn't too sure how to go about ordering food as it felt like someone might come to take my order but instead you order at the bar - the bar itself is very open but small, as well as a open kitchen so the space is not very private, there were lots of tables that were reserved so only had a few options to sit. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but when I came it was early Saturday afternoon so quite quiet so it felt a little bit strange. Obviously this is down to personal taste I think so I have given 4 stars as I...

We popped into Molly House just before the kitchen closed on a Saturday night. We got our order in quickly. We are glad we did. Coming out to us was foccaccia with Iberico han, mushroom croquettes, scallops, veg in puff pastry & patats bravas. We loved them all ! Simple in preparation but packed with flavour !

Molly House has a very casual vibe. Place your order for food & drink at the bar. Your drink is poured immediately & food arrives at your table within minutes. Talking to a number of locals we found out that this place is well loved. They were a bit rushed at the bar but they served us with aplomb. A combo of high top tables & regular tables, a smaller area on the ground floor & more room upstairs. I believe it is one of the better food choices in...

I went here after finding it on Google maps. 1st attempt i got here late on Sunday after getting off the train to find if missed the kitchen :( the food looked amazing though and I returned later in the week and I'm glad i did.

The bar staff were friendly and happily chatted away to the loner perched at the end of the bar. Especially the lovely ale wench.

I ordered 3 dishes from the tapas menu the 1st two arrived i had almost finished them and i was thinking that they had forgotten my enchiladas then they appeared from the kitchen and by the end of them i was absolutely stuffed.

Wood, exposed brick & a good selection of real ales and craft beers gives the place the feel of a hipster bar only without the hipsters

Next time I'm in town I'll be...