Kick back in the luxurious and contemporary enclave of The Anthologist, a popular central Brunch spot with stellar food.

Shelves of ornaments teeter against the high walls, the vaulted ceiling and wraparound glass windows giving a modern edge. There are flashes of mahogany and mint green which provide warmth and elegance, the ideal spot for a lavish meal.

The weekend Brunch menu has plenty of options to choose from. With options from all day Breakfast, to salads or burgers, there is something for everyone on the menu. Sample some of the healthy beverages for an early-morning kickstart, such as one of the smoothies, or why not treat yourself to a cocktail with Brunch?

The Anthologist also serve up a delicious Sunday Roast, complete with vegetables, roast potatoes and plenty of gravy. The perfect way to indulge on a Sunday.

Manchester Piccadilly Station is handily located just around the corner.

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Available weekends from 11am - 4pm.

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
1 St Peter's Square, Manchester, M2 3DE
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    Absolutely FANTASTIC!! The atmosphere, detail, food and staff were all 10/10. We were on such a buzz upon leaving the venue. We genuinely couldn’t fault it we loved every second!!
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    2 weeks ago
    We came here for some drinks on a Thursday evening and were considering food. There were several staff members walking round offering various food to people sat having drinks but they just completely blanked us, they would come over to the table next to us, offer them food and then just walk off! We have no idea why but found it very rude. The barman who served our drinks was lovely though
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    4 months ago
    Having paid £80 each for our tickets for tastefilm at the Anthologist , we had high expectations for the evening, but unfortunately, the experience fell far below an acceptable standard for several reasons. Firstly, despite being instructed to arrive at 6:45 PM, we were left waiting outside in the cold until 6:55 PM without explanation. This was an uncomfortable start to the evening. The food portions were equally disappointing. As we had chosen the vegan option, we were served a quarter of a waffle with two undercooked veggie sausages, which were also cold. This was neither satisfying nor acceptable. Additionally, the cocktail I was served was spilled all over me, and no apology was made. I was left sitting soaked for the remainder of the event. When the cocktails were finally replaced, they tasted unpleasant and had to be sent back to be remade. The main course of bao buns was poorly balanced, with an inadequate ratio of bun to mushroom, and the dessert was unpalatable, with my sister receiving a noticeably smaller portion. To make matters worse, we were then served a piece of jelly that tasted cheap and distasteful. None of the dishes appeared to align with the theme of the movie, leaving us confused and underwhelmed. The cocktail spillage significantly disrupted the experience, as I had to clean up the mess, missing parts of the film and enduring the rest of the evening in a wet seat. When I raised my concerns about being charged for the cocktail, I was met with a hostile response, which only added to my disappointment. This experience was far from what was advertised, and I am extremely dissatisfied. I was looking forward to promoting this event on my social media platforms, but after such a disappointing evening, I cannot do so.