As said before. A hidden gem. Had lunch, good food, reasonable prices and friendly efficient staff,…read morewill go again and recommend

This is a great location for breakfast, the atmosphere was very good, the food was excellent,…read moreespecially the Big Kiwi and the French Toast. Best hash brown I have ever

I love this place!…read more On a Saturday lunchtime it was heaving, though thankfully we were able to be seated straight away. Next to a blazing hot radiator. It was a fairly pleasant day in early September so I'm not convinced having the heating on full blast was totally necessary, and my sister kept accidentally catching her arm on it. That's not much of a complaint though, just an odd observation. I love the look and feel of the place, especially the drawings on the far wall. I mentioned to my sister that I thought it was affiliated with Federal in Manchester. She asked one of the staff who told her they're totally independent of each other but that the owner of Tamper helped the guys from Federal set up. This really shows in the decor, atmosphere and menu of both places. We each ordered a flat white. When they arrived they were lovely to look at, and delicious too. My sister ordered the Big Ozzie breakfast, and I ordered the smashed avocado on sourdough with poached eggs and halloumi. My dish was really beautifully presented. It came with a sweet chilli cucumber salsa, which is not necessarily something I would have chosen to go with the dish, but worked really well. My sister really enjoyed her breakfast as well. I tried a bit of the sausage patty and the hash brown and they were both delicious, really nicely seasoned. We didn't have any cake as we were fit to burst but there was a huge selection and everything looked lovely. I would definitely return and would recommend.

Nice little Italian Cafe with tasty sandwiches, croissants and soul! Love it!…read more Very authentic design with vintage furniture. Some Italian specialties from pasta to olive oil and pizza farina. #lotsofsoul

A top quality café with welcoming ng and friendly staff…read more I only ordered a flat white, but I did ask for the sugar to go in before the milk and it's surprising how often this doesn't happen. But here it did and the chap who brought my coffee over confirmed it, which was kind. The coffee was good, the ambience laid back and the feeling was of a haven from a bustling street and city. Eventually, I left my regal armchair to get back and on. This café sets a fine standard for competitors to meet.

Nether Edge has lost the Green Edge cafe, but this seems to have been replaced with another lovely…read morelittle vegetarian cafe. Went there for lunch today. Delicious home cooked food, friendly staff and good prices. I had yummy mushroom soup and then crumpets and coffee. Perfect for warming yourself up on a autumnal day. The crowd is quite bohemian, in a very good way, and its small enough to maintain a great intimacy. Definitely recommended for lunch, and I think its worth checking out for dinner too?

Homeade is great, a real asset to Nether Edge but it's unpredictable opening times and all of a…read moresudden closures are going to surely test the loyalty of it's customers. To be shut for any entire month duing the peak holiday season smacks of a place run as a hobby, bank rolled by something or someone else, rather than a business and it's disappointing to see two units in Nether Edge's shopping district empty and unused. I've already seen four sets of people make to go in for breakfast and lunch having made special trips and then leave frustrated and baffled by a decision to close for an entire month from today (31st July 2010). It's very disappointing and will make me think twice about spontaneuously heading there again.

At the heart of Nether Edge lies Cafe #9. I had a great little lunch in there today - really nice…read morecoffee, homemade soup and a delicious cheese, ham and mushroom toastie. In fact, the soup was particularly delicious. The staff were friendly, the atmosphere relaxed, and for £8 I was absolutely stuffed. In fact, I couldn't finish all the bread provided with the soup. I'm now pleased to say that Nether Edge has two of the best cafes (Homemade is the other) I've ever been too, and right opposite each other! Nether Edge continues to grow in my estimation.

Cafe #9 is a great little cafe. In the old days it used to be a Chemists, and still retains the…read moremosaic floor in the door way. The coffee is fabulous. If you are looking for somewhere akin to Starbucks or similar, don't bother, this place is unique and a totally different beast to the big boys. The staff are so friendly, you can totally relax there, it's like a spa but without the need to get undressed. The music choices are superb! There is a lovely woodburning stove in the corner which is used to heat up some of their delicious bakery treats. The prices are competitive, £1.60 for a latte seems reasonable to me? Love it! Open til 9 some nights.

Proper English breakfasts and you can have a variety of breakfasts made to your choice. All home…read morecooked and the lunches are hugely popular with workers in the area. Shepherd's Pie and chips is fantastic. Service brilliant. Opens early but closes at 2pm. Monday to Fridays only.

A very nice little cafe, albeit in a place you wouldn't expect it. I often walk past on a weekend…read moremorning and can't help but be tempted by mouth-watering aroma of food being cooked. Prices are what you'd expect them to be for a small cafe of this sort; neither too cheap nor too expensive. When I've been in, there always seems to be a healthy amount of custom, with maybe one or two tables spare. Food is delicious, and there is always something enticing by the till for those with a sweet tooth!

Nursing a hangover I was led here. It's a vast place with rustic wooden floors…read more We chose a spot and was informed to order at the bar when ready. They offered from eggs benedict to pancakes. With a mighty thirst I ordered a vanilla shake and orange juice. Himself a flat white and cappuccino both expertly made. My shake was tasty enough. As for food I felt a good cleanse was in order so I opted for the smashed avocado on beetroot sour dough bread with poached eggs. Himself had hash browns with sausage and bacon. I exclaimed when mine hit the table ...the portion was huge! The eggs were perfect and grilled tomatoes...the bread was a little difficult to saw through and it just needed some cracked black pepper / seasoning. My partners was perfect with superb ingredients such as thick bacon and tasty sausage. Overall the service was pleasant and everything of good portion I personally would try a different dish next time.

The best thing about the food here was the children's meals. A decent portion for your money…read more I had been really looking forward to this lunch and I was hungry. But the beans were a giveaway, served in a little ramekin. They tasted like they had been heated earlier and left to cool. For too long. The bacon was desperately overcooked and the Herby tomato was badly burnt. The egg and sausages were okay. A hot drink costs extra, as does toast, making it feel expensive. After that fairly poor show, we didn't fancy the cake, we just wanted to leave.

Awful service. Close at random times, shut the door in customers' faces, shirty manager, won't cook…read moreeggs, cakes are not what they used to be. I can only assume the place has changed ownership as my parents used to go most days (and have spent thousands of pounds over the years) and Gail, one of the owners, was always lovely with them. Fortunately, the Waggon and Horses now has an outdoor cafe that we will frequent instead as, I suppose, will all the other customers who've been on the receiving end of the poor service.