Gio's Restaurant
It is a lively setting based in the centre of Manchester on Lower Mosley Street, perfectly situated close to THE BRIDGEWATER HALL. Gio Ristorante has been operating since 6th September 1996 coinciding with the opening of the Bridgewater Hall and has been successfully trading and accommodating all their clientel ever since. Gio is also patronized by the many MANCHESTER CENTRAL (GMEX) exhibitors and visitors, along with nearby PALACE (Oxford Rd) and Manchester OPERA HOUSE (Quay St) theatre goers. Gio's vast menu with its wide and varied choice of freshly prepared modern and classic Italian dishes, along with a variety of pizzas made and baked in the traditional Napolitan way, offerssomething irresistible for everyone.
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