A book themed cafe in Chorlton: it's a necessity and I'm glad it's here…read more A cosy space, good coffee (they even offer a quality cortado). They have musicians and events from time to time, such as jazz nights or a beer tasting. It's only my first visit to The Library but I'm already glad I live near here.

Great cafe bar, small and intimate with great coffee. Have great entertainment evenings such as…read morejazz, open mic nights, gin tasting etc. Have a really good selection of craft beers and gins. Very friendly service, has family feel!

Instant favorite breakfast spot in Leeds. Excellent variety for whatever you're in the mood for…read more From full breakfast, custom combos to acai/fruit bowls they got it all covered. The staff is amazing, we were surprised by the warm welcome when we returned! Really appreciate. Love the eggs with chorizo, lattes are delicious. Avocado toast yummy as well. We look forward to return trip, highly recommend!!

long ass line on weekend mornings but i went on a weekday which was fine. the eggs benedict not…read morebeing served on an english muffin threw me off. it was good just a little eggspensive. whoever said that the english dont season their food didn't try the smashed avocado

Corned beef sandwich had 2 slices of beef on it. Hardly enough food to feed a toddler..read more

This is a family run friendly sandwich shop and cafe towards the bottom end of Macclesfield town…read morecentre. The portions are brilliant for the price, and the quality is fab. I regularly have a full breakfast although there is the option of any combination on any type of bread, along with the obligatory oatcakes and tea cakes. For me... at lunch, the hands down winner of the sandwich filler competition has to be the chinese chicken. It is THE tastiest I have ever had, and others agree- Every time I go i am required to purchase one for the wife. Although this place has another shop on Hurdsfield Industrial estate, delivers in the local area and has a van on the move around local workplaces- the thing that most sets them apart is the service. They are a friendly bunch who are always up for a natter, but know if you're buying a butty you are usually in a rush. Love the place... every time i am in the area it is a must eat little cafe.

Stuck in Congleton on a Monday morning. Things were looking pretty grim. Having to catch the bus…read moremade it even worse. Obviously our amazing public transport network meant I only had over an hour to wait for the next bus. So that is how I ended up in The Bear Grills Cafe. I was not expecting much, given the surroundings. But on entry, it was a pleasant surprise. It feels cosy, yet spacious. Nice and bright and well presented. We grab a seat and I find the breakfast for me. Going for the large option. Essentially 1 or 2 of everything you want in a breakfast. Plus beans. We are soon ordering and the beans are easily ditched for an extra hash brown. Whilst waiting we notice that they do an eating challenge called The Hibernator. Which is over 4 times what I've ordered. If I'd had the time I might have given it a go. Could well be back to do this Food arrives quickly. It's all looks freshly cooked which is nice. It's nicely presented and I even enjoy the tomatoes, which I'm usually a bit reluctant on. My only minor quibble would be that as a ketchup addict, I would have liked to have seen a bottle of this, rather than the packet provided. All in all. A good spot to stop if you find yourself stuck in Congleton. And worth making the visit to try the Hibernator.

Small independent "greasy spoon" cafe, exactly the way it should be. Reasonably priced,…read morecustomisable menu (you can build you own cooked breakfast with each ingredient being 55p-85p each. Decent unfancy machine coffee. Went for the "squealing pig" bacon-wrapped grilled cheese sandwich; simple white bread and cheddar sandwich wrapped in 4 rashers of quality bacon, served with a small side salad (which could be a little more inspired, but who comes here for the salad?) for just under £5, and was fully satisfied. Excellent friendly service. Will be coming back for sure.

Easy decision to eat here in terminal one. Coffee and hot chocolate and sandwiches…read more All good and delish

Pret A Manger has two locations at Manchester Airport's Terminal 1, I visited the location after…read moresecurity on this occasion. After having a coffee from Starbucks elsewhere in the Terminal, I came here to grab some food to take on my flight, unfortunately, they don't have soup at this location which is one of my favourite things from Pret, after speaking to a barista, I was advised that the gluten-free options gave me a choice between crisps, fruit or a salad with no hot gluten-free food available. The selection of food was a little depleted, but they still had some sandwiches and salads left, just after the lunch rush. I originally was going to go for the chicken salad, but the lid was left open, so I didn't trust it, and went for the tuna nicoise salad instead. The quality of the ingredients inside the salad was good, especially the tuna and the dressing, I also liked the eggs, onions and tomatoes. I would have much preferred some proper iceberg lettuce for a more juicy crunch, compared to the salad leaves they'd used, which just tasted bland and unpleasant. The prices are a tad higher here compared to a regular Pret, as expected from an Airport location although you can still use your Pret subscription here, where you can get up to 5 barista-made drinks a day (at regular intervals) for £30 per month, which also includes a discount on food. I ended up talking to an Airport employee, who noticed my paper bag and mentioned how he likes to make use of this offer and that the good part about it is you can use it at Pret throughout the UK too outside of the airport. 3* - Limited selection of gluten-free food, but the salad was reasonable quality, some good offers too if you're willing to visit Pret often enough to make them worthwhile. Overall, a nice addition to the airport and the plentiful choice for coffee and more at Terminal 1.

Tucked away and off the beaten track unlike your average subway so tends to be quiet. Other than…read morethat standard subway fare recommend the salads if you've never tried them!

Tried going here again on my most recent trip home (December) and again I was appalled…read more Food service workers - wash your hands - wash wash wash wash. There's no reason my paperbag should smell like your cigarette. none whatsoever. Mexico does have it's own version of Chorizo, Spanish is better I agree, but there's really point to argue with me that there's no such thing as Mexican Chorizo. There is. I have already mailed in my empty packet to prove it to you. I'm not saying it's right, or the best. But it exists. That's all I'm saying. Secondly, Mr Manager, I am in no way shape or form disputing your authority, but muttering bad words about me and "my kind" under your breath will never bode well.

If you are ever in Congleton, you've got to check this place out, it's amazing! Start by looking in…read morethe window at the range of home made cakes and you'll be in there like a shot. It's basically a really good deli, offering fantastic continental cheeses and cold meats, cakes, bread etc. Their sandwiches are legendary although more expensive than what you might pay in a normal sandwich shop, but they are definitely worth it! There is some seating inside with outside seating in the summer. Staff are friendly and happy to advise on products available, offering sample tastes if you are undecided on your choice.