The quality it's amazing also the service it's the best, they offer to pack the cheese in the best…read moreway to travel, also I bought porc pie and scones, definitely you should try, I am sure they are the best in town.

It's not cheap here but there's a great selection of cheese and friendly staff who will make…read moresuggestions and let you try if not sure. I got a truffle brie which is just as decadent as it sounds - although actually the truffle flavour was subtle rather than overpowering as one might fear (I personally would not fear that as I srsly love truffles). To round out my selection I got some stilton and some premier cru gruyere. When I say selection I obviously ate all the brie myself almost immediately and had the rest late. The colston bassett stilton was outstanding - a creamy stilton that is great for those who can find stilton a bit overpowering. We liked the gruyere although aren't major hard cheese fans so probably didn't fully appreciate it - I would recommend it though if you are. Finally I got some seasonal scotch eggs - featuring some kind of pigs in blankets element and they were outstanding. Slightly runny in the middle, fantastic flavour, I can't remember a better example. Despite the fact they were really busy pre-Christmas and its a tiny space, they had loads of staff so managed to give everyone a lot of time and it's as much an experience as a shopping trip.

Nice café/bistro. Could spend an afternoon trying the products.read more

Small Italian with a well stocked shop. Service was quite slow, we were sat outside so in the end I…read morewent in to grab the menus. I opted for a classic lasanga. Now it was tasty but I was not loving it that much to warrant a return. The restaurants shop is well stocked with all manor of lovely goodies for your kitchen. definitely worth a browse if you ever eat in there. The ice cream cart looked pretty tasty though

I went here for the first ever Yelp Manchester Breakfast Club. This small deli in Didsbury was full…read moreof early morning diners on arrival, so we grabbed a small table outdoors, until space was made and then hurried back inside as it was freezing! But, I imagine its a lovely place to dine outdoors when it warms up a bit. Great comprehensive menu, covering all bases of breakfast, from full English or rather full Didsbury, a large selection of egg based breakfast delights including Eggs Benedict and Eggs Florentine, French Toast, American Toast, Bagels, Porridge and Churros . . . yes Churros! Delicious fried cinnamon dough, rolled in sugar with hot chocolate sauce, wow! As well as serving delicious food, there is also a great selection of olives, cheeses, chutneys, teas and cakes to buy. I could of spent a good hour perusing the shelves and stocking up on all sorts of world cheeses and home made hummus's, but I was so full after my Full Didsbury, that I just bought some roasted garlic and headed for a lie down. I shall return and maybe next time visit the chickens who live in the garden out back.

So so so good. Their Full English is hearty and satisfying. Their drink menu is fantastic. It was…read moremy last meal during my time in Manchester, and I'm so sad Thyme Out isn't closer to home.

Barbakan is an excellent deli, with some astonishingly low prices (a large and sumptuous looking…read morepork pie was less than £3). There's lots to look at and a nice outdoor eating area where on Saturday morning they were cooking up several varieties of sausage, plus lamb burger. I had a delicious bratwurst and was particularly delighted by the wide range of condiments. Excited already for my next visit!

Fresh bagels w cream cheese and gherkins Norlander rye bread…read morewith caraway seeds Margarita olive bread Sunblush tomatoes Creamy Goats cheese Gooey Taleggio Pecorrino Kalamata olives Seranno ham Smoked salmon Potato salad Fresh coffee & Traditional Polish cheesecake In a word: YuMMMMMMMy.

Very impressed with this little Deli and hat tip to JQ for suggesting it!…read more As I was wondering through Heaton Moor I liked the place more and more and it was epitomised by my afternoon spent at Pokusevski's! While there I had a couple of coffees, nice tasting and good value and also a delicious chicken club with a side of chips. The club was made and chips tasty to boot - though I think that was the most unhealthy thing on the menu as lots of wholesome and healthy dishes were coming out of the kitchen! Pokusevski's provided the perfect spot to spend a few hours working away on our laptops (free wifi) and enjoying some great food & drink! Another lovely spot in Heaton Moor and a nice escape from the city!

A really great little cafe/deli situated on the station end of Heaton Moor and somewhere I'd walked…read morepast several times before eventually stepping through the door. I stopped in for lunch with a few friends and was really impressed by the Mediterranean heavy menu which included several interesting salads, paninis, sandwiches, daily changing quiches and several types of platters. I went for the halloumi salad with olives and roasted peppers which was delicious and very generous with the amount of cheese. In fact everyone's lunches looked very impressive, particularly my friend's platter which I was massively jealous of when it arrived, being full of several of my favourite things including prosciutto, olives, sun dried tomatoes, mozzarella and what looked to be an entire ciabatta loaf - I definitely know what I'm ordering next time! Unbeknown to me prior to my visit is that in addition to the main cafe area there is a good sized courtyard at the rear which is perfect for a warm summer's day as it's a real sun trap. We sat out here and it almost felt like we could have been on holiday - almost! As well as the café they also do a large takeaway menu and have a deli counter of meats, cheeses, olives etc as well as freshly baked bread (delicious bagels) and posh cupboard items.

This is also a charming little café as well as a deli - they sell wine's, spirits, larder goods,…read more fresh baguettes etc, went @ xmas time and they were selling hampers - lovely exciting menu - general fayre is ciabattas, baguettes, croissants & bagels. My dad had a pastrami, brie & dill pickle ciabatta, my mum and myself shared (hers) parma ham, avacado, tomato & parmasan shaving ciabatta and (mine) prawn, salad & smoked salmon ciabatta - all very lovely. Also on offer are salads, coffees, beers, pastry goods ie baklava etc - & free wifi if thats your bag. English speaking waitresses and a lady owner - who although her english was limited was very concerned to know if we enjoyed our sandwiches - so another plus point for service. Another note on service - it was busy which is always a good a sign but we didn't have to wait long for our food.

Great understated deli which stocks an excellent range of food and drink, including wine, beers…read moreplus bread, croissants etc baked daily. The sandwiches are delicious, my favourites are brie with grapes and mustard mayo, and parma ham and avocado. You can choose a baguette, ciabatta or croissant on which to have your delicious sandwich. You night also try the salads/ deli items such as vine leaves, hummus, tapenade, cous cous and pasta salads too many to name or the equally numerous deserts like baklava, pastries and cake. Edward, the owner is charming and helpful plus they also run wine tastings and provide buffets. The only down point is the coffee which is average- amazing coffee would be the icing on the cake for this brilliant place.

The RockSalt Deli is a new bar-come-eatery which has opened a stone's throw from my flat, so when…read morethe opportunity arose to go check it out I jumped at the chance. At first glance, I'm not sure what the hell to make of this place. There's tables and lager branding all over the outside, which screams bar; yet when you get inside there's a large deli counter and they're selling all sorts of produce as well as selling the beer. My girlfriend and I called in after a meal elsewhere locally, by which time it was pushing 10 PM, so we just ordered drinks. She went for a pornstar martini; I got a pint of Coast to Coast IPA. In terms of beer, the offering is a bit limited on draft but it's not all crap lager so you should find something to your taste. The bottles are a mixed bag of craft beer, cider and the usual suspects (Sol, Peroni etc). The two drinks came to around £12, which isn't too bad for a cocktail and a pint I don't think - especially for Heaton Moor - and the cocktail had a good amount of booze in it. I'll almost certainly be back in at some point for a longer stay, perhaps for some food and then the booze.

If you want to have a taste of Greek food without spending a fortune look no further. This deli is…read moreright near big Sainsbury's and is easily accessible by a number of buses from the city centre. The place is fairly small and cosy, the service is friendly and quick. The price is even better - so far this was the best value for money Greek food I had in Manchester. For starters we had grilled cheese - delicious (only £2.25) while the main dishes are around 5-7 pounds and quite filling.

really delicious and very cheap ! i got the falafel pita, the falafel being one of the best i've…read morehad in a long time (which is saying something...). was cash only otherwise order online, the online ordering system was a bit tricky so make sure you bring cash !