Piccolino is an upscale Italian restaurant chain that are all about offering a refined dining experience with their expertly crafted dishes, fine wines, welcoming ambience, offering Breakfast, Brunch, and Sunday Lunch.

Piccolino Caffe Grande - Manchester Breakfast and Brunch menu features a wide variety of traditional Breakfast classsics with an Italian twist, bakery and cereals & yoghurts and signature juices and blends developed by leading nutritionists and doctors from all over the world. 

Sunday Lunch at Piccolino is served from 12PM on a Sunday. Enjoy a gorgeous Italian style Sunday Lunch and choose from their Arrosto Di Manzo, an Argentinian Angus beef rump, Arrosto Di Pollo, a herb roasted Shropshire chicken, Arrosto Di Agnello, a prime leg of lamb, or their Arrosto Vegano, named for its mixed nut roast.

Piccolino Caffe Grande Manchester is located close the Northern Quarter, the cultural and social hub of Mancheste,  filled with quirky shops, galleries and restaurants and bars and renowed for its artistic and bohemian vibe. Piccolino Caffe Grande Manchester invites you to not only enjoy great Italian cuisine but to explore the city of Manchester. 

The closest train stations are Manchester Oxford Road and Manchester Piccadilly.

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Breakfast:

Monday-Friday: 8:00AM-12:00PM

Brunch:

Saturday & Sunday: 9:00AM-2:00PM

Sunday Roast:

Sunday: 12:00PM-10:00PM

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Online Booking
8 Clarence Street, Manchester, M2 4DW
Overall rating
4.4
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    a week ago
    Came for a date with my girlfriend and we both thought it was absolutely perfect. The staff were absolutely lovely and the food was unreal! By far the nicest place we’ve been and look forward to coming again
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    a week ago
    Booked a table in advance here on Sat 12thApril. Our server introduced himself brought us our wine. Our order was taken some time later after we caught his attention then apparently went on his break. We sat for over 15 minutes before we got our starter. Then that was it. No one brought our food, no one came to our table. We caught the attention of another server and queried our meals after waiting over 25 minutes. Our meals eventually came. Wished we hadn’t bothered… 2 seafood meals were ordered… they tasted like boiled water.Two of the shells in my meal hadn’t opened and there was bits of shell in my friends meal. We were running late by this time so decided to just pay the bill and put it down to a bad experience. Our server appeared to take our payment, he then bothered to ask how our meal was. I told him it wasn’t very nice and he said we should have told him… well I would have if you had been around. He then insisted on reporting our concerns to the manager. So we waited… only to be presented with three small shots of goodness knows what (lemon chello) I guessed. How insulting!! We left and will not be returning to that restaurant again.
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    in the last week
    We just happened to be walking by, and the place looked busy. We got a table for two and ordered Risotto and Atlantic Cod. The risotto was just a watery sauce, and the cod had zero flavour—you could only taste melted butter. The service was rushed, leading to a lack of ambience. The tables were situated so close together that you might as well be eating at the table next to you. The overall customer value is not worth the cost you spend. The best way to label the experience was cafe-style mass produced Italian food you experience at tourist locations.