Gaucho Manchester
2a, St Mary's Street, Manchester, M3 2LB -
Up to
200 guests
Gaucho Manchester is a majestic, multi-level restaurant and cocktail bar set inside an old Methodist church.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 200
Dining
up to 150
Boardroom
up to 10
Amenities
Tea
Disabled access
Cloakroom
Heating
Air conditioning
Natural light
Table / chairs included
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 5 days before the event
Location
Reviews
Jackiii
This was a really great experience for my first time, the staff were absolutely amazing and really attentive. The alcohol list for this place is really quite amazing too. The food blew me away, I was really intrigued with the wagyu burger so I tried that but surprisingly the steak blew it out of the water, it was probably the most tender steak I’ve had to be honest. I was really glad to meet Jason the waiter too, who I’ve previously met at another bar before.
Natalie Ladley
We had an amazing time here. Being served by the lovely Stefan made us feel welcome and well looked after. We went for the summer lunch set menu and loved all three courses! The empanada was delicious, the steak lived up to our expectations and more, plus the pistachio and raspberry ice cream dessert was an amazing final touch. We couldn’t fault this place and loved the decor of the restaurant. We will without a doubt come back again soon and perhaps try out the a la carte menu next.
Doris Fu
A good place for celebration. Nice environment and good service. We have ordered a salmon tartare tacos as starter it is delicious. The steaks are cooked nicely and chips are great.
LTK
We recently celebrated our anniversary at this restaurant, and the service was absolutely lovely. The front-of-house staff went above and beyond by writing us a thoughtful card to mark the occasion, which was such a sweet gesture. Our server, Jake, was also fantastic—attentive and personable, offering great service throughout the evening. We started with the scallops, which were outstanding. The lime added a perfect citrusy burst of flavor that elevated the dish. We also had the steak tartare, which was just as impressive. Both starters set a high bar for the rest of the meal. For the mains, we ordered the Gaucho Sampler Platter, which included a selection of rump, fillet, ribeye, and sirloin. While the quality of the meat itself was good, the execution was unfortunately disappointing. We asked for medium rare, but none of the steaks came out perfectly cooked. This was particularly frustrating as it’s a steakhouse, and we expected more precision—especially with cuts like the fillet and sirloin. The sirloin was so off that we sent it back, and though it was returned rare, it was at least edible the second time around. For dessert, we had the passionfruit mille-feuille, which was delightful. The flavors were well-balanced, but I felt the puff pastry could have been slightly thicker to enhance the texture. Overall, while the service and ambiance were excellent, the inconsistencies with the steak left us feeling a bit let down.
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