Arnero Indian Restaurant Manchester

About Arnero Indian Restaurant Manchester

A small neighbourhood place in the city centre where the food does most of the talking — the lamb chops and lamb shank get singled out again and again, the duck curry surprises people, and the coriander and pea pilau is a nice change from plain rice. Portions can be generous enough that leftovers go home in a box, and the staff are relaxed about pacing courses when children are still working through starters. Service is quick, which matters when someone's patience is running out. There are high chairs, a kids' menu, room to get a buggy in, and allergens are clearly labelled including gluten free. Worth knowing it's a compact room with smallish tables, and it gets genuinely loud when full at weekends — one parent noted you couldn't hear the music over the chatter. Prices are reasonable for Manchester.

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