No. 4 Dine & Wine

Intimate modern European dining in Didsbury with seasonal menus, expert service, and genuine warmth.

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No. 4 Dine & Wine is an intimate modern European restaurant nestled in the heart of Didsbury, Manchester. Housed in a charming setting on Warburton Street, this establishment specializes in contemporary British cuisine with seasonal menus that showcase fresh, carefully sourced ingredients. The restaurant is renowned for its warm hospitality, knowledgeable staff, and expertly prepared dishes ranging from tempura tiger prawns to perfectly cooked lamb and calves liver. With an impressive wine list and a cosy atmosphere ideal for celebrations, romantic dinners, or casual gatherings, it has become a beloved neighbourhood gem.

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4 Warburton St, Manchester, Didsbury, M20 6WA, GB
+441614450448
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Duration: 1.5 to 3 hours
Mid ranged
Indoor
Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Wednesday 6 pm-10:30 pm
Thursday 6 pm-10:30 pm

Local tips

Book in advance, especially for weekends and special occasions. The intimate size means tables fill quickly, and the restaurant's popularity means advance reservations are essential.
Ask staff for wine pairing recommendations. The list is curated for value, and servers possess genuine knowledge that enhances the dining experience without pretension.
Try the twice-baked cheese soufflé if available—it's a signature dish that has earned a devoted following among regular patrons.
Consider the Sunday lunch service, which features special preparations like roast beef and tempura tiger prawns alongside the regular menu.
Leave room for dessert. The sweet courses are crafted with the same attention to quality as the savoury dishes and are worth sharing.

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A Neighbourhood Gem in Didsbury's Culinary Scene

No. 4 Dine & Wine occupies a special place in Didsbury's dining landscape, offering an intimate escape from the bustle of Manchester's wider restaurant scene. Located on Warburton Street in the heart of this affluent suburb, the restaurant has cultivated a loyal following through consistent excellence and genuine hospitality. The intimate setting—described by patrons as cosy and welcoming—creates an atmosphere that feels personal rather than pretentious, making it equally suited to milestone celebrations, romantic evenings, or relaxed meals with friends and family.

Modern European Cuisine with British Foundations

The kitchen at No. 4 demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of contemporary cooking rooted in British traditions. The seasonal menu evolves regularly, ensuring repeat visitors always discover something new while maintaining signature dishes that have earned devoted followings. Standout preparations include tempura tiger prawns with chilli-ginger soy dipping sauce, perfectly pink lamb, and expertly rendered calves liver accompanied by smoked bacon, spinach, and crispy onion rings. The twice-baked cheese soufflé has become something of a legend among regulars—light, flavourful, and surrounded by mature cheddar sauce. Fish dishes receive particular attention, with stone bass and other seasonal catches prepared with precision that respects the ingredient's delicate nature.

Thoughtful Wine Selection and Beverage Program

The wine list reflects the restaurant's commitment to complementing its food without excessive pricing, offering genuine value alongside quality selections. Staff demonstrate genuine knowledge about pairings and can guide diners through options with confidence and warmth. This approachable attitude toward wine—neither intimidating nor dismissive—contributes significantly to the restaurant's reputation as a place where diners feel comfortable and informed rather than judged.

Hospitality as a Core Philosophy

What consistently emerges from accounts of dining here is the quality of service and welcome. Staff members are described as friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive without hovering. The restaurant has proven adaptable during challenging periods, maintaining its standards and warmth through various circumstances. The welcome upon arrival sets the tone for the entire experience, with servers who understand the menu deeply and can answer questions with genuine expertise rather than rote recitation.

Seasonal Celebrations and Special Occasions

Whether hosting a graduation celebration, birthday gathering, or anniversary dinner, No. 4 has earned a reputation for making occasions feel special. The restaurant handles group bookings with the same care afforded to intimate couples, ensuring that each party feels valued. Desserts—described as incredible and worthy of sharing—provide a memorable conclusion to meals, with options ranging from pavlova to carefully crafted sweet courses that showcase the same attention to quality evident throughout the menu.

A Restaurant That Rewards Loyalty

Regular patrons speak of returning repeatedly without disappointment, a testament to consistency in both execution and hospitality. The combination of seasonal menu changes, reliable quality, and genuine warmth creates an environment where diners feel welcomed as valued guests rather than mere customers. This approach has transformed No. 4 from a restaurant into a neighbourhood institution—a place where special occasions are celebrated and ordinary evenings become memorable.

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Discover more about No 4 Dine & Wine

A Neighbourhood Gem in Didsbury's Culinary Scene

Modern European Cuisine with British Foundations

Thoughtful Wine Selection and Beverage Program

Hospitality as a Core Philosophy

Seasonal Celebrations and Special Occasions

A Restaurant That Rewards Loyalty

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

St Clement's Parish Church

LS Lowry birthplace

Stretford Weir

The Old Quadrangle

The Queen's Arch

Manchester Histories

John Dalton Statue

5 Sir Matt Busby Way

Hotspur House

Friedrich Engels Statue

Sky Hook Statue 1

Castlefield historical zone

Historic England

Canada House, Manchester

Remains of eastern wall of the Roman fort

Unmissable attractions to see

Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens

Chorlton Water Park

Ashburne Tree Man

Platt Fields Park

Sunny Alley

Alexandria Library

Reflective Passage

Chorlton Ees Nature Reserve

Whitworth Park

Hat Works

Broadstone Mill Shopping Outlet

The Whitworth

Victoria Baths

St Peter's Square

A Better Tomorrow - Together We Stand Mural

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