This branch of Eat is one of the ones they have in the city centre of Manchester, which is a decreasing number following the closure of one of two branches in the Manchester Arndale to make room for the new Halle Place Dining Quarter, this branch is in a good central location, just off Deansgate and next to PRET A Manger in Manchester, noticeably opposite Manchester's ultra large department store - The House Of Fraser.
I came in here to take a look at the soups and selection of hot food they were selling, as they normally sell around two or three soups per day.
Inside, this branch is modern as it does have a glass window, it does feel okay, a little new, but nothing more than that, perhaps it is too small to act as anything other than a place where you grab your food and go.
The selection of pre-packaged food was a little depleted.
The staff didn't seem very helpful, despite standing right in-front looking at the menu, they didn't seem to say hello, acknowledge me or offer recommendations.
The selection of food was quite poor, even for food that isn't just gluten free, which is quite poor in a city centre which is one of the biggest cities in the UK and with so much on offer, sadly this store doesn't make a cut, and if this store doesn't sort it-self out quick, it will become yet another branch to close in Manchester and so far only deserves a single one star. read more