Gaucho Manchester, Stage Area

The restaurant is decorated in a dark and elegant style. The service is excellent and always attentive without being intrusive. The Chateau Briand is impeccable but the side dishes are a little small and not salty enough. The price-performance ratio is fine. Unfortunately the music was a bit too loud with the DJ but that's a minor problem

I had a lovely evening out at this spot! The meat was cooked to perfection and definitely stole the show. Although the music was a bit on the loud side and not to my taste, it was more of a background thing than a deal-breaker. The team was top-notch, super friendly, and made sure everything was just right, which really added to my experience. Overall, a solid night out that I’d happily recommend!

Came today 3/9/25 and truly what started as a pleasant experience went downhill. My server was James and he was good however I feel they were not enough staff and for a Sunday roast it was an underwhelming serving. Two simple pieces of beef, a Yorkshire pudding, three small potatoes, tiny piece of onion, two carrots and some kale I think. I decided I better go for all you can eat roast as the meat portion was small. They only top up one piece at a time and when the server is busy it can take too long. Then James went on break and advised Scott would now tend to me. I had no issue until then for the next 35 minutes passed and NOT ONCE did someone come and check on me or offer me more food. What is the point of bottomless roast if you can’t get service? Julia the manager came and made it right after all that but now I had hiccups was upset and felt like a prisoner at my table waiting for any help or more food. I usually enjoy my time at a Gaucho however this time I was alone and sorely ignored. It just didn’t come to the level of a £37 lunch.