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The 9 Best Restaurants in Worsley You Must Try
Let me tell you something—Worsley (worsley manchester) might be known for its picturesque canals and posh golf clubs, but the real treasure here? The food.
Forget trekking to Manchester city centre; this charming village has enough culinary gems to keep your belly happy and your taste buds doing a little jig. I stumbled across a few of these places while pretending to “go for a walk” (translation: find somewhere to eat).
And honestly, I was gobsmacked. Who knew Worsley could serve up everything from wood-fired pizzas that could make an Italian weep to Sunday roasts so good you’ll start planning next week’s visit before you’ve even finished dessert?
So, if you’re like me and think good food is the best kind of therapy (sorry, gym membership), you’re in the right place. Let’s dive into Worsley’s top dining spots—each one’s got its own charm, cracking dishes, and maybe a surprise or two.
Just make sure you show up hungry, yeah?
The Glass House At Worsley
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Address: 115 Walkden Rd, Walkden, Worsley
Contact details: +44 161 703 3770
Operating Hours: Mon – Sun: 12PM-11PM
Pricing: £££
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The Glass House at Worsley should be on your radar if you’re after sleek dining with a touch of glam.
First off, the setting is spot on—think floor-to-ceiling windows letting in heaps of natural light, chic interiors with just enough greenery to keep it trendy, and an overall sophisticated vibe without being stuffy.
The menu is a love letter to British classics, but don’t expect your nan’s Sunday roast here—it’s elevated to perfection. From tender steaks to seafood that’s as fresh as it gets without hauling it straight from the ocean yourself, every dish looks like it belongs in a glossy magazine.
Even the sides—crispy hand-cut chips and seasonal veggies—get their moment in the spotlight.
And can we talk about the drinks menu? Craft cocktails, wine for every budget, and a non-alcoholic selection that doesn’t scream “boring” is all here.
| Pro tip: Snag a table by the window for some gorgeous village views, it’s like dinner and a show, but the food steals the spotlight. |
Farmhouse Kitchen Worsley
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Address: Off Astley Pk Wy, Chaddock Ln, Worsley, Tyldesley
Contact details: +44 161 728 2099
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Fri 8AM–5PM
- Sat-Sun 9AM–4PM
Pricing: ££
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The Farmhouse Kitchen is like that friend who’s always warm, and welcoming and knows how to whip up a cracking breakfast. Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by rustic wooden furniture, fairy lights strung about, and the comforting smell of freshly brewed coffee.
It’s small but mighty, a proper cosy spot where the food does all the talking. Their breakfasts are the stuff of local legend. From fluffy pancakes drizzled with maple syrup to a fry-up that doesn’t skimp on the essentials (hello, hash browns!), it’s the perfect place to kick-start your day.
The lunch menu isn’t messing about either, with hearty soups, gourmet sandwiches, and daily specials that’ll make choosing a challenge. Not a morning person? No problem.
Their coffee game is strong, with silky lattes, bold espressos, and indulgent hot chocolates that could cure any mood. Pair that with a slice of their homemade cake, and you’ve got yourself a proper treat.
| Pro tip: Don’t skip the pancakes, they’re light, fluffy, and a local favourite for a reason. |
Worsley Old Hall
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Address: Worsley Park, Worsley
Contact details: +44 161 703 8706
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Sat 11AM–11PM
- Sun 12PM–10:30PM
Worsley Old Hall is what happens when a bit of history meets a proper British pub. The building itself? A stunning Tudor-style beauty with timber beams, big bay windows, and a crackling fire that screams “Come in and get cosy.”
But let’s get to the food because it’s not just about the vibes here. Their menu is stacked with British favourites, and yes, their Sunday roasts are as good as everyone says, crispy roasties, Yorkshire puds that could double as bowls, and gravy that’s so rich you’ll want to drink it straight.
For the rest of the week, you have options like steak and ale pie, fish and chips done right, and lighter bites like salads and small plates if you’re not after a feast.
Here for drinks too? They’ve got you covered with cask ales, craft beers, and a wine list that’s both extensive and approachable.
| Pro tip: Book a table if you’re heading there for Sunday lunch, it’s wildly popular, and for good reason. |
Albert’s Worsley
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Address: A580, Swinton
Contact details: +44 161 794 1234
Operating Hours:
- Mon – Thu 12PM-11PM
- Fri – Sat 12PM-12AM
- Sun 12PM-10:30PM
Pricing: £££
Located on the edge of Worsley, this spot feels upscale without being pretentious, perfect for everything from date nights to Sunday lunches with the family. The interior is all modern chic with high ceilings, lots of natural light, and a spacious terrace for those rare sunny days.
Their menu is a crowd-pleaser, offering a mix of British classics and globally inspired dishes. We’re talking beer-battered fish and chips that are crispy perfection, slow-cooked lamb shoulder that falls off the bone, and wood-fired pizzas with creative toppings like prosciutto and fig.
Gone vegan or gluten-free? They have options for everyone and it’s clearly marked in the menu!
And if brunch is your jam, their weekend menu is packed with eggs every way imaginable, from classic Benedicts to shakshukas with a spicy twist.
The cocktails deserve applause as well, with plenty of handcrafted options that’ll have you lingering long after your plates are cleared.
| Pro tip: Try to book a spot on the terrace. It’s the ideal place to enjoy cocktails with a view. |
Turtle Bay Salford Quays
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Address: 46-50 Oldham St
Contact details: +44 161 235 1010
Operating Hours:
- Mon – Thu 11AM-12AM
- Fri – Sat 11AM-1AM
- Sun 11AM-11PM
Pricing: ££
Turtle Bay at Salford Quays has you covered for a bit of spice and Caribbean vibes just minutes from Worsley. The energy hits you the second you walk in—think colourful decor, reggae beats, and a buzzing atmosphere that screams “good times.”
Their menu is a flavour explosion, with jerk chicken that’s smoky and spicy, goat curry that’s rich and tender, and a huge selection of small plates like crispy squid and halloumi fries. Veggie and vegan options aren’t an afterthought here, with dishes like ital curry packing just as much punch.
Drinks-wise, the rum cocktails are the real MVPs, with Happy Hour deals running most of the day.
| Pro tip: Go for their Bottomless Brunch, it’s a steal with unlimited drinks and plenty of Caribbean eats. |
Due Amici
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Address: 10 Bridgewater Rd, Walkden, Worsley
Contact details: +44 161 794 0445
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Sat 5PM–10PM
- Sun 3PM–8PM
Pricing: ££
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Due Amici feels like stepping into a little slice of Italy right in Worsley. This family-run gem is all about hearty Italian dishes served with warmth and charm.
The dining room is intimate and inviting, with candlelit tables, rustic decor, and the atmosphere that makes you want to linger. The menu? Classic Italian comfort food is done to perfection.
Freshly made pasta, thin-crust pizzas straight from the oven, and rich risottos that are impossible to resist. Their seafood linguine is a must-try, loaded with prawns, mussels, and squid in a garlic white wine sauce that’s as indulgent as it sounds.
Finish off with a slice of their homemade tiramisu or a scoop of creamy gelato, and you’ve got yourself a meal to remember. Pair it all with a glass of their house wine, and you might just forget you’re not dining in Naples.
| Pro tip: Book ahead, it’s a small space, and tables fill up fast, especially on weekends. |
Lugana Restaurant Worsley
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Address: 146 Mosley Common Rd, Mosley Common, Tyldesley
Contact details: +44 161 703 7786
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Sat 12PM–10PM
- Sun 12PM–9PM
Pricing: £££
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Lugana Restaurant is the kind of place you walk into and immediately feel like you’ve found a hidden gem. Tucked away in the heart of Worsley, this Italian restaurant is all about fresh, authentic flavours served in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The decor leans classy without being over the top, making it perfect for special occasions and casual dinners. The menu reads like a greatest-hits list of Italian cuisine.
Handmade pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and perfectly cooked mains like veal Milanese and sea bass fillet are just the start. Their wild mushroom risotto is creamy and packed with earthy flavours, while the saltimbocca is a melt-in-your-mouth experience you won’t forget. \
Their wine list? Top-notch, with plenty of Italian varieties to pair perfectly with your meal. And for dessert, don’t skip the panna cotta—it’s silky, smooth, and the ideal sweet note to end your evening.
| Pro tip: Try the specials, they rotate regularly and often showcase seasonal ingredients at their best. |
Leopard Pie – Wood Fired Neapolitan Pizza
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Address: 11 Barton Rd, Worsley
Contact details: +44 7846 331963
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Thu 5PM–10PM
- Fri-Sun 12PM–10PM
Pricing: ££
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If you’re on a mission to find the perfect pizza, Leopard Pie might just be your happy place. This wood-fired pizza spot is all about doing one thing and doing it exceptionally well. Located in Boothstown, it’s a short trip from Worsley and well worth the visit.
The pizzas here are the real deal—thin, bubbly crusts with just the right amount of char, fresh toppings, and flavour combinations that hit the spot.
Whether you’re going classic with a Margherita or feeling adventurous with their spicy Diavola, every bite screams authentic Neapolitan. The casual vibe makes it a great spot for catching up with friends or grabbing a quick bite on the go.
Bonus points for their dipping sauces—they’re homemade and add an extra layer of indulgence to an already stellar pizza.
| Pro tip: Order the Truffle Shuffle pizza, it’s a game-changer with its creamy truffle sauce and mushrooms. |
Coal & Cotton
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Address: 20 Ellesmere St, Worsley M28 2LB
Contact details: +44 161 375 1322
Operating Hours:
- Mon-Thu 12PM–11PM
- Fri-Sat 12PM–12AM
- Sun 12PM–10PM
Pricing: ££
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Coal & Cotton is a modern pub with an industrial-chic vibe that makes it stand out from the crowd. From the exposed brick walls to the funky light fixtures, it’s got all the makings of a trendy hangout spot, but the friendly service and cracking menu keep things grounded.
Their food goes beyond typical pub grub. Think elevated classics like beer-battered fish and chips, towering burgers, and loaded nachos that are perfect for sharing.
For something a bit different, their chicken tikka flatbread is bursting with flavour, and the steak frites are cooked to perfection.
Drinks-wise, you’ll find an impressive range of craft beers, cocktails, and wines, plus a rotating selection of local brews that’ll keep you coming back to see what’s new. The outdoor seating area is a huge bonus, especially when the sun makes an appearance.
| Pro tip: Visit during their weekly quiz night, it’s a brilliant excuse to grab some great food and test your trivia skills. |
