10 Tib Lane

10 Tib Lane is a restaurant and cocktail bar at 10 Tib Lane in central Manchester, England, listed in the Michelin Guide. Tib Lane is a short street off King Street and Cross Street, close to St Ann's Square and the Royal Exchange, in the heart of the city's historic shopping district. The cooking is influenced by Spanish and French traditions, with seasonal plates that change through the year, and the cocktail programme is a notable part of the identity. Prices sit in the upper-moderate range at roughly £35-55 per person, with cocktails extra. Because the menu is seasonal, the plates rotate, and visitors should treat the Spanish and French influences as the constant rather than expect specific dishes. The room blends restaurant and bar, with a stylish, sociable feel that suits an evening out, and moderate to high noise at busy times. There is no formal dress code. Opening is typically lunch and dinner daily, though current hours should be checked before a visit. Reservations are recommended and can be made through the restaurant's own site; Friday and Saturday evenings are the busiest slots, and booking several days ahead is sensible, with more notice for groups. The cocktail bar makes the venue suited to a drink before or after a meal, and walk-in visitors may find bar space when tables are full. Drinks add noticeably to the total, so visitors planning to sample cocktails should expect to spend above the quoted range. Dietary requirements should be raised when booking. The central address is within easy walking distance of the Deansgate and St Peter's Square tram stops and of the theatres, making it practical for pre-show dining. For travellers wanting a stylish, recognised meal with a strong drinks programme in the middle of Manchester, 10 Tib Lane is a reliable choice.