Restaurant does lovely food-varied menu- excellent and accommodating service ( sweet taken up stairs in the lounge). Modern setting in a fabulous venue. More

I often call in regardless of watching a show or not the building is awesome More

Once the largest trading house in the country, with cotton prices still displayed high up on the walls, this astonishing building is home to a unique theatre in the round. See a performance if you can but pop in at any time to check out the craft and art on display, have a coffee, eat in the open bar or... More

The theatre is set like a spaceship has landed in the centre of an historic and interesting building with a good restaurant and shop on site. Good productions and seating around the stage area ensure an enjoyable experience. More

the theatre is remarkable, being almost suspended in the middle of the Royal Exchange building. Productions are generally excellent, and the directors use the space brilliantly. Most recently we saw Miss Julie, which is a challenging play, but I'd rge you to try the Royal Exchange for any production that you fancy. More

The theater is worth a stop just to see the architecture. We attended a fun production in the Studio entitled "The Pirate Project". The Studio is a small and intimate setting for about 100 people. It was a hoot and reasonably priced at 10L per person. They had other productions available and a free exhibition by a local belly-dancing school... More

Unique building, theatre in the round brings you much closer to the drama, consistently good productions. More

At the Royal Exchange you will find an excellent central Manchester location for coffee, lunch, drinks and the theatre all in one. Pre book the restaurant as it can get very busy. Good quality and value. One of the best northern theatre locations. More

The building is very stunning and inside are few pleasent and quirky gift, craft and coffee shops. More