Ye Olde Cock Inn

Situated on the old village green (alongside The Didsbury pub), this large, coach-house style inn is a great place for Sunday lunch after...

This extremely popular pub in the center of Didsbury Village has had more than its fair share of problems over the years. Most recently,...

The Dog and Partridge is a traditional British pub that has remained unchanged for years: wooden floorboards, heavy iron tables, and a hu...

Just across the street from the rash of chain cafes and bars in Didsbury Village, you will find something different: a quirky little i...

Not a hotel as its name suggests—The Station is a tiny pub and is so-called because Didsbury Train Station was originally situated opposi...

This very popular pub-restaurant is as well known for its extensive menu and outdoor games as for its range of beers and spirits. The bui...

This huge Edwardian pub is conveniently situated directly opposite the Northern Lawn Tennis Club in fashionable West Didsbury and is one...

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services.

A beautiful and rare 14th century half-timbered chapel located in a quiet, picturesque backwater - on the outskirts of Stockport - plays...

M Twenty has been a local favorite since it opened in 2005, but a recent facelift has given it a new edge th...

The Didsbury, a beautiful old pub, offers a range of cask ales and an excellent wine list, as well as some of the best pub food you will...

Laughing Buddha is a popular restaurant serving a wide variety of Asian cuisine including Chinese, Thai, Malaysian and Singapore dishes....

Sangam means "meeting place," an apt description for this large, lively and always busy restaurant and take out joint at the gateway to t...

With an inventive menu, pleasant service, and cosy setting, Jem&I stands as one of the most popular spots for contemporary British dining...

Fugu, Japanese for blowfish, has received excellent reviews since opening in 2007. It's on the pricey side, but worth it for special occa...

This charming traditional English restaurant, complete with low wooden-beamed ceilings, is situated on an old cobbled street in the centr...

Located on a delightful, peaceful cobbled street - just a short stroll from the hustle and bustle of Didsbury Village's main street – Pe...

A quirky café offering simple but delicious food. The menu is short but offers a range of breakfast options including tea-cakes, scramble...

Didsbury is full of Indian takeaways, but this is one of the best, despite being a relative newcomer. Service is prompt – ring ahead and...

This cosy open-plan café bar and restaurant has two distinct sections — the front is for coffee, newspapers and daytime snacks and the mu...