Off The Grid — Restaurant in Manchester

Off The Grid is a restaurant on Barlow Moor Road in Manchester, offering a relaxed atmosphere. Known for its wood-fired grilled steak, cooked using a traditional flame technique, it’s popular with both locals and visitors for convivial evening meals or drinks with friends. With warm lighting and a lively atmosphere, it's a good choice for a flavourful meal, and is located near Piccadilly Station and Manchester Cathedral.

Established in 2015, Off The Grid used to be a warehouse, now a commercial building with industrial modernist architectural elements. It's not a listed building. The design incorporates rustic industrial elements, including exposed brick, creating an inviting space. It offers a buzzing atmosphere with moderate noise levels and a high crowd density. Power outlets are limited. Off The Grid focuses on flame-kissed dining and locally-sourced ingredients for its seasonal menu, showcasing quality and flavour. It can accommodate up to 85 guests.

Off The Grid is a restaurant where locals and visitors can enjoy a lively evening with friends. The menu centres around wood-fired grills, with wood-fired grilled steak as the standout dish. Expect a moderate noise level and a convivial vibe, making it good for groups and date nights. The wood-fired grills infuse a smoky flavour into its recipes. Table booking is required, and queues are common due to its popularity as a spot for food and drink.