This little shelter from the wind sits in the middle of the visitors car park for Barton or…read moreManchester city airport & heliport The food is all of reasonable price but of school dinner standard with a majority of it seeming frozen to cooked ! The chips are lifeless and coleslaw if horrible catering standards , the only redeeming factor is the coffee is really quite splendid !

Received great service from the dinner staff on 14OCT2022. The gentleman greeter welcomed me into…read morethe restaurant while I was inspecting the menu. I believe he is local to Manchester, and his energy made me choose the place. My server was simply excellent all night. I believe she's originally from Poland, and with the biggest smile throughout the meal, she shared that she and the staffs pride themselves with excellent service. The salad and garlic bread were tasty starters. The duck salad was designed to be interactive and for the diner to assemble mini lettuce wraps. The steak was perfectly grilled to my request. I would come here again the next time I visit the Trafford Center.

After visiting the Manchester city centre branch, me and a friend decided to visit Bills in the…read moreTrafford Centre. On first impressions, this branch looks tiny from the outside! Once you get inside however...its great. There are little tables in snugs and nooks to chill out in or to cosy up if the mood calls for it. The Waitress was very friendly and attentive, immediately asking if we would like any water for the table,before taking our order. I had Bills Burger and my friend had a seasonal special, Chicken Satay Skewers. Both dishes arrived quickly and both where delicious, my burger was juicy, moist, really tasty and the fries where great too! My friends Chicken Satay looked amazing, it was served with a lovely fresh looking oriental slaw and a side of Peanut sauce to compliment the skewers. I was reliably informed that it was `bang on` Prices are very reasonable, 9.95 for the burger and 13.99 for the Satay. When we got the bill, there was a 10% service charge already added to it (standard practice apparently at Bills) it is discretionary, but as the service was so good i was fine to pay it. I will definitely be returning to Bills, the food, service and over all experience was really nice.

Brand spanking newly opened!…read more At the heart of Monton's upcoming new businesses, The Blind Pig has just opened renovated that has replaced a previous pub there previously. The decor looks fresh, new, chic, understated and has that grey wood varnish touch that seems to be quite in at the moment. It's a bar but also a restaurant although it still has that pub feel but the new era pub feel. We went for the food and the cocktails - on a Friday night! This is the real time to test a new eatery. They did surprisingly well. We didn't wait for ages, had fun with the cocktails and discussing the place. Cute little notes were hung from table decorations and writing on the walls. Selection: Starting sharer platter - Italian meats, rocket, olives, mozzarella Soup and chips Random I know, but it worked. All of the food was tasty and fresh. Even through the renovation, it still attracts a lot of the old crowd. We were sat next to some people who didn't stop saying the F word through our latter part of the meal. This didn't put me off the food and the experience we'd had so far and I think it genuinely deserves 4*'s.

Quite amazing what they have done with this place as anyone who knew it as the Drop Inn will tell…read moreyou. Monton is really going through some serious changes at the moment and will surely become the next Didsbury / Chorlton. The Blind Pig is a bar/bistro offering locally sourced produce, teas, coffees etc.... We had breakfast there this morning, nice food and reasonably priced. Will be back.....

This is a great place to come Johnny and the staff are amazing a massive turnaround. All staff are…read morefriendly helpful. The food is great the drinks have a great choice great atmosphere clientele are good that go in here. Great for relaxing or having a nice social time chatting to friends or family.

Average. They're a chain of pubs and we usually go to the Bulls Head in Astly (which is their…read moresister branch) and in my opinion is much better. It's cleaner, the staff are much more friendly and the service generally faster. The tables at the Barton arms were all dirty and nothing was cleared away promptly. We ordered 2 mains, I had the chicken burger whichm came with a verity of dips and I didn't actually have any complaints, but the guy I was with had the half roast chicken and said it was awful. He complained it was really dry and a bit tasteless. So all in all not very impressive. We also ordered a Sunday to share but it didn't have half the ingredients on the menu, so was basically just ice cream and brownies.

It's closed down ! Was ok with People who worked there ,…read morethey were good . management seemed to let them down !

Lovely place. The tapas is amazing! All the staff are super-friendly too. The only thing missing…read more(for me) was maybe some light background music on the rooftop terrace, as the road was quite noisy in the afternoon.

When you walk into this establishment has a very comfortable aesthetic. On the inside, it is full…read morewith lots of nice browns and interesting historic pictures; it feels like dining at an old english heritage site. The food is cooked at very good quality and the menu changes every day! The service is very welcoming and it is also dog-friendly. It is a little pricey however, so you may want to reconsider if you are on a strict budget

Amazing dinner in a great area a little west of #manchester. Careful which football club you…read moremention here. Right in the middle of #manchestercityfc and #manchesterunited supporters!! The @worsleyoldhall is a great historic building with a great old English pub and restaurant inside. Great staff there! Ate at the bar and had a great time chatting with them while enjoying a pint or two and great traditional fare. Started with Italian mixed olives well, just because! Went with chicken liver pate with carrot and apricot chutney and never heard of toasted bloomers but it's a nice crusty bread and the combination of the three was amazing in between sips of a great local beer. For the main course had the roasted pheasant breast stuffed with wild boar and apricots. Had a celeriac (celery) purée and juniper gravy. It was a cold rainy evening and this was such a delicious mix of flavors. The boar and pheasant complimented each other so well and the apricots and gravy and purée made every bite moist and flavorful. Was wishing I saved one piece of bread to clean the plate! Last, finished with sticky toddy pudding that was a surprise. I never knew older rustic desserts were referred to as pudding. Came with a toffee sauce to pour over along with a scoop of ice cream and was a perfect finish. Just a short walk with a full belly to the hotel next door. No trouble sleeping after that hearty English dinner and good company by the staff there. If you're in the area add it to the list! Beautiful historic building, great food and drink, great people!

I meet an old friend approximately twice a mont. it's an old cinema we both know and enjoy coming…read moreback to. The whole ambiance is in my opinion top notch as well as the beer and meals.

This pub being in the centre of Eccles, directly next to the bus station and tram stop, you would…read moreexpect the locals to come here. As long as you lower your expectations a bit and realise this is a Wetherspoons pub, the food and drink is pretty decent. Usual Wetherspoons menu with specials- curry Thursday, fish Friday etc. I'd personally always go for the brunch burger and a pint for just £6! Staff are friendly. So are the locals.

The service was amazing. The wait staff are well trained and prompt. We were there for a relaxing…read morelunch and I ordered the salad. The salad was lovely except for the fact that a few of the tomato wedges were underripe and several pieces of the chicken were like leather. I'm not sure if they were under a hearing lamp too long, but I didn't get the impression it was freshly cooked. The location and ambiance is excellent. Gentle music in the background make it was to enjoy conversation.

Amazing food! Wow loved the multiple options for Sunday Roast. The vegetables were cooked to…read moreperfection not to hard not too soft and the plate felt of a golden time of hearty well rounded plate of amazing food. So pleased first time visiting but will be back.

Okay! So I came here for pie with Mummy H and was blown completely away. Basically we wanted to try…read morethe two veggie options, the Heidi and the Wild Mushroom, and as soon as I used the word share our lovely bartender said, 'I can half each pie so you get two different halves on each plate if you like.' Just before I nearly leaned over and hugged him, I said, 'We were wondering if we could get one portion of - ' 'I can do you a half portion of mash and peas on each plate and a pot of gravy if you're sharing.' Get out of my head, Mr Amazing Pi Dude! Pieminister pies are always good, but the way they're served can have a certain level of influence. These were done brilliantly... minted mushy peas, vegetarian gravy, the pies perfectly halved and warmed, buttery delicious mash, and it didn't take long to arrive either. When one's got the swimming pool/caffeine tremors and it's cold outside only a pie will do, and this is now my favourite place to come for my fix. Plus, all four flavours of Timmermans? On the same menu as Delirium? Reasonable prices? Are you trying to *kill* me?

Neighbourhood bar - check. A chilled out place to end the night after a whistle stop night out -…read morecheck. A great selection of quality beers at a not too ridiculous price - check! Pi gets it right on all of the above and was one of the nicest spots I've hit while in Chorlton. Situated just opposite from Unicorn, the bar is kind of like sitting in a shop with high risen full fronted windows and probably wouldn't sit more than 40 people throughout. For us it was perfect as there was a group of 8 who could easily take a load off on a Friday night and chat with the music not too loud and at 11pm'ish - not too busy as well. They have exciting and interesting beer menu's on each table with the usual suspects from Belgium, the U.S craft beer revolution and local and UK ales on the pumps towards the back. The staff were friendly and fitted in perfectly with this being a kind of place you might pop out of your house for one before heading home to get on with family life. I love these neighbourhood places, I could just do with living nearby to do this... Due to eating at the nearby Tibetan Kitchen, I didn't get the chance to try their pies but they're all from the excellent pieminister so I'd highly recommend getting one if you're in there through the day!

Lovely restaurant and really tasty food . The lunch menu is a fantastic deal with lots of choice ,…read morethe food is of good quality and standard .it Can get quite busy so maybe book in advance.

A group of people who I work with absolutely love Albert's in Worlsey so on Friday after work we…read moreheaded there to take advantage of the lunch menu which runs until 6 Monday-Friday. The lunch deal is two courses from the lunch menu for £11.95. I didn't fancy any of the starters so I ordered a garlic bread with tomato and cheese, it was huge and more like a pizza but delicious. I had fish and chips for my main and it was delicious and a good portion. I had a chocolate volcano cake for dessert which was nice but not mind blowing. Overall, I enjoyed my meal but I'm not sure I would be rushing back to try the main menu. The cocktails were nice, only £5.50 from 5 on the happy hour deal. It is a huge venue which two conference rooms which they host weddings in. It was extremely busy so if you do intend to go I would book a table in advance.