Parsonage Gardens manchester

Cute greenery for a spot of lunch. Very city park. Quite small. Get there before 12 if you want a bench. Otherwise, enough grass to lay on

Nice during the day but i'ts a bit scary late at night. The large glass fronted building was once the home of Manchester Films in the 40s and 50s. The wonderful Diana Dors and Frank Randal made a movie there

Great place. Very peaceful, if you mind your own business.

Don't to out of your way to visit this place but if you're in town and want to eat outside then this is a good place for peace and quiet in the sun.

A bit of a hidden gem. A relatively quiet garden, overlooked by some impressive buildings, such as Arkwright House. Can be found nestled just off Deansgate.

Oldest garden with art collections in its premise,colorful flowers and green plants having place to sit and eat.

Excellent little square just central enough to get to by walking but quiet enough to sit down and forget you are in the centre of a big city

BlackFriars st is on one end and Bridge st on the other. multi story buildings with offices and Residential. Employment tribunal is also on this street. A small Park with benches is a good resting place if weather is nice. . there is a multi storey Car park which accessible from king st West. Tax office is also on bridge st end next to which is County Court . nail shops hair shops take away . Spar . co up food out let. Asian Halal takeaway on king st West near by.

Very good for time on your lunch break.

£30 Bottomless brunch with the girls. Great value. Good selection of drinks and food. Fab atmosphere and music. Very attentive and friendly staff ❤️