All the restaurants and bars at Manchester Airport Terminal 1 and how much they cost

The summer holidays are well and truly upon us. And while this may entail days out to the seaside and countryside, trips to water parks and adventure centres, for many of us, it also means catching a flight and soaking up the rays abroad.

While a trip to the airport doesn't always fill us with enthusiasm on account of the queues and waiting around at the departure gate, once through security, there's the chance to relax a little, buy any last-minute holiday bits, and, if there's time, grab a bite to eat and a pre-flight drink.

For those flying out from Manchester Airport this weekend, you'll be pleased to know that it was recently named the best airport for food in the UK. Well it does have a shiny new Terminal 2 with a host of local favourites and international brands, so it’s promising to say the least.

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With this in mind, and to give you a bit of a steer if you're heading to the airport over the next few weeks, we spent the day at Manchester Airport, navigating all three terminals, trying out the food and drink offered airside. As well as the prices and locations, we've reviewed all the restaurants, bars and cafes across the airport to create a full eating and drinking guide, which you can read in full here.

There's a range of airlines that operate out of Terminal 1 though, including Jet2, Easy Jet, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines amongst others, so if you're travelling from here over the coming weeks and months, here's a breakdown of all the food and drink options - and how much they cost.

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