As well as the multitude of Fish and Chip shops and takeaways that stand at the top of Sir Matt Busby Way, there are several restaurants that offer an alternative on match day, most between 15-20 minutes walk of the stadium.Damson and Pier Eight offer a more refined dining experience, and the prices are fairly reasonable with Damson having a 3 course meal offer for £25 - located at the ever popular Salford Quays Media City, they offer fantastic water views whilst dining.The Quays are also home to Dockyard and Marcos New York Italian offer more laidback dining, though expect them to be busy on a game day.In the shadow of the stadium is Cafe Football - the football themed restaurant owned by United legends Giggs and Gary Neville.

Old Trafford is just outside the city, so most fans will opt to travel back into town for their food. However, there is always the Red Café Restaurant at the stadium itself: they serve food and drinks, and it's a paradise for United fans. The seats are designed like home shirts with players' names on the back.The nearest cluster of restaurants is at Salford Quays, a half-mile from the ground and offers all sorts of quality dining!