Eat your way through our cities the original way.
At Native, we believe the best way to get to know a city is through its food. That’s why we’ve created the Native Food Crawl Maps, your insider guide to the neighbourhood spots where locals actually eat, drink, and gather. From artisan bakeries to vibey wine bars, bold plates to comforting classics, we have tried, tested, and tasted each stop.
Manchester.
Manchester is a city that does food with character, bold, comforting, and always original. Around Native Manchester, you’ll find our network serving up everything from cult bakes to modern plates.
Gooey Café.
Famous for decadent cookies, doughnuts, and brunch worth the queue. Location: 103 High St, M4 1HQ.
Siop Shop.
Doughnuts, coffee, and a dose of Northern charm. Location: 53 Tib St, M4 1NB.
Rudy’s Pizza.
Legendary Neapolitan pizzas, appropriately baked. Location: 9 Cotton St, M4 5BF.
Erst.
Natural wines and inventive small plates in a stripped-back setting. Location: 9 Murray St, M4 6HS.
The Jane Eyre.
A neighbourhood bar with a killer cocktail list. Location: 1 Hood St, M4 6WX.
Viet Shack.
Fresh, vibrant Vietnamese street food with a Manc twist. Location: 49 High St, M4 3AH.
Evelyn’s.
A local favourite for brunch, greenery, and fresh global dishes. Location: G18 Smithfield Building, M4 1NB.
Ezra & Gill .
All-day café with great coffee and even better people-watching. Location: 20 Hilton St, M1 1FR.
Pollen Bakery.
Manchester’s cult bakery. Don’t leave without a croissant. Location: Cotton Field Wharf, M4 6BU.
Glasgow.
In Glasgow, food is all about warmth and generosity, whether that’s a hearty plate of pasta, seafood done right, or cocktails in a grand setting. Around George Square, our Neighbourhood Heroes bring flavour and flair in equal measure.
Amarone.
Italian dining with a modern twist. Location: 2 Nelson Mandela Pl, G2 1BT.
The Citizen.
Classic brasserie vibes in a beautiful historic building. Location: 24 St Vincent Pl, G1 2EU.
Anchor Line.
Scottish seafood and steaks in a grand Edwardian setting. Location: 12–16 St Vincent Pl, G1 2DH.
Atlantic Brasserie.
French classics with a Glasgow twist. Location: 12–16 St Vincent Pl, G1 2DH
Zhima.
Modern Chinese dishes bursting with flavour. Location: 65 Cambridge St, G3 6QX.
Café Andaluz.
Tapas, sangria, and lively atmosphere. Location: 12 St Vincent Pl, G1 2DH.
Barolo.
Fresh pasta and an Italian wine list to match. Location: 92–94 Mitchell St, G1 3NQ.
Di Maggio’s.
A Glasgow institution serving Italian-American comfort food. Location: 21 Royal Exchange Square, G1 3AJ.
Paesano Pizza.
Locals love wood-fired pizza. Location: 94 Miller St, G1 1DT.
Sugo Pasta.
Simple, seasonal pasta done exceptionally well. Location: 70 Mitchell St, G1 3LX.
London.
London is a patchwork of neighbourhoods, and each one has its own food story. From riverside wine bars to global flavours and artisan makers, our Food Crawl makes eating local easy (and delicious).
The Cheese Barge.
Simple, seasonal pasta done exceptionally well. Location: 70 Mitchell St, G1 3LX.
Boxcar Bread & Wine.
Seasonal plates, fresh bread, and wine worth sipping. Location: 7A Wyndham Pl, W1H 1PN.
Scales Bar.
A stylish spot shaking up brilliant cocktails. Location: 17 Little Portland St, W1W 8BP.
Mercato Metropolitano.
A buzzing food hall with street eats from around the globe. Location: 42 Newington Causeway, SE1 6DR.
On The Bab.
Korean street food that’s big on flavour. Location: 36 Wellington St, WC2E 7BD.
Counter at King’s Wardrobe.
Our own café-bar, blending deli-style dishes with neighbourhood warmth. Location: 5 Wardrobe Pl, EC4V 5AF.
Caravan Bankside.
Bold, global flavours in a buzzing warehouse space. Location: 30 Great Guildford St, SE1 0HS.
Mallow.
Plant-based plates packed with creativity and colour. Location: 1 Cathedral St, SE1 9DE.
You’ll find the maps waiting in your apartment, ready to lead you straight to the tastiest corners of London, Manchester, and Glasgow.
So, lace up, bring your appetite, and take our favourite kind of city tour, one that starts with food.
