Capecoast Restaurant and Bar

Welcome to Capecoast Restaurant and Bar, a culinary gem nestled at 86 Belle Vue Street in the heart of Manchester. Boasting a rich tapestry of Ghanaian cuisine, Capecoast aims to transport diners to the vibrant streets of Ghana with every dish. With a phone line open at (742) 740-7286, this eatery invites food lovers to indulge in its unique flavors and warm ambiance.

As you step into Capecoast, you're embraced by an atmosphere designed to highlight the culture and traditions behind Ghanaian food. The restaurant features a diverse menu that is sure to please all palates, starting with enticing starters like the succulent Turkey Wings and the spicy and sweet Kelewele, which is fried ripe plantain that's a flavor explosion in your mouth, all priced at a tempting £8.00.

The set meals are where Capecoast truly shines. For just £12.00, dive into their delightful Jollof Rice dish, famous for its rich and savory taste. If you’re feeling adventurous, the Waakye—a mouthwatering combination of steamed rice and beans served with the option of macaroni, spicy gari, and boiled eggs—will surely tantalize your taste buds for £14.00. Each meal is generously portioned, making them perfect for sharing or satisfying a hearty appetite.

Capecoast’s à la carte offerings are equally enticing. Take the Egusi—spinach cooked with melon seeds and served with fish for only £10.00. Or savor the comforting Light Soup priced at £12.00, a warming dish perfect for any weather. Don't forget to complement your meal with delightful side dishes like their Fried Ripe Plantain for just £4.00.

While most diners rave about the flavors that dance on their plates, many have noted the service could use a bit of sprucing up. Patrons like Tolu Popoola and Abby B have shared that despite the wait times, the rich flavors of the meals made the experience worth it. This blend of deliciousness against the backdrop of slight service delays offers a unique experience, especially when you're in the mood for authentic Ghanaian flavors.

In conclusion, Capecoast Restaurant and Bar is a must-try for anyone wanting to delve into the heart of Ghanaian cuisine in Manchester. With the right spirit, come prepared to enjoy the flavors that await, and don't forget to relish the journey, even if it takes a little longer than expected. Your taste buds will thank you!

Capecoast Restaurant and Bar Menu

Location

Address: 86 Belle Vue Street, Manchester, England M12 5
Phone: (742) 740-7286

🕓 Work Hours
MON 14:00 - 20:30
TUE 14:00 - 20:30
WED 14:00 - 20:30
THU 14:00 - 20:30
FRI 14:00 - 20:30
SAT 13:30 - 21:00
SUN 13:30 - 21:00

Last Reviews

  • Author: Tolu Popoola

    19 February 2025

    Came here to eat with a friend for the first time last weekend. The food was so good, and the portion sizes were generous. Our server (Benjamin) was so nice and made us feel very comfortable. The only slight let down was the time taking for the food to come out but the taste made up for it. All in all i would come back next time I'm in Manchester.

  • Author: Valentina Marchese

    19 February 2025

    Went there multiple times , The food was always bang on, ordered groundnut soup with rice ball and also fufu and some fried plantain. Down side it's always serviced which it's always incredibly slow,food takes on average between minutes to an hour to arrive at the table every time. The atmosphere is very typical with a nice music selection, although especially in winter inside it's always a bit too cold. Again the food it's very very delicious, so would be great if they could implement it the rest.

  • Author: Toyosi A

    19 February 2025

    Good food, but the service and atmosphere could lets it down massively. It took a solid eternity just to be noticed, and when the food finally arrived, it was delivered with all the finesse of a paperboy on a sugar rush. Slight exaggeration, of course, but I’d suggest this place for when you’re starving—not when you’re after an experience or trying to impress a date! All in all, I’d recommend and likely be back.

  • Author: Traphina Agyapomaa

    19 February 2025

    My sister called for a big order comprising of fufu, waakye, TZ and fried rice. Tell me why, the waiting period took more time than what we were communicated on the phone. Besides that, we weren’t told there’s no waakye til we got to the premises to pick up. You could have communicated that earlier so we know whether to alternate it with another meal. You took the order for waakye on the phone only to get there and hear, there’s no waakye. Please do better with your communication and waiting time.

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