Well... Some places you just know are going to be good as soon as you step through the door, and…read morethis is one of them... It didn't disappoint. Huge selection, so I asked for help, I was recommended a ploughmsns sandwich which was scrummy ! Proper coffee and it was good. It's located just opposite the crypt just past "the George" so you're unlikely to just stumble across it! I found it on Yelp !

After a delightful experience here earlier on in the week I expected my second visit to carry on…read morethese excellent standards - but both the food and service just went to shit from a rude manager trying to argue and refuse wheelchair access with an arrogant tone, causing a regular staff member to step in and do more to help to food so bad I wouldn't even feed it to a dog, Rosso does deserve a one star rating. After my last dining experience here, I began to feel unwell I originally put this down to new medication causing gluten like syntomns but after trying the gluten-free pizza again, which looked similar (nothing special in presentation) - it tasted doughy, chewy and disgusting with the toppings sliding off - Maybe the 'best pizza outside of Italy' was made with gluten by mistake? I then tried the gluten-free carbonara, this took a really long time and when it was served it was even worse, the thick sauce was so rich and sickly that I couldnt even have more than one spoonfull and I began to feel sick straight away, it was probably the worst pasta sauce I've taster - perhaps they added more to take away the fact the pasta was bland and the meat burnt/chewy? The staff then proceeded to block me into the restaurant while speaking about me in italian knowing I don't speak it which just topped up my vile experience which would even be embarassing for a chain.

Great restaurant, fantastic service! It is a good option if…read moreyou are staying in Manchester and could being customers/friends as well.

You don't want to miss out on this restaurant! Wonderful people!! The owner set the mood by helping…read moreus order for the best experience. We had a huge group and the mixed plates were enough for us all. The food was insanely delicious! You can tell they use fresh ingredients. The atmosphere is relaxing and romantic! Such a great place!

One of the many supposedly bijou eateries on Hyde Park corner, La Cafetiere (imaginative name isn't…read moreit?) is the sort of place that values style over substance. Due to its location in the student area and near the retro shops, the place tries to give out the air of somewhere totally unique and independent, but it only succeeds in creating an atmosphere of falseness and pretension. It's the sort of place you'd expect to find failed artists and poets mulling over their next move, and, indeed, on my visit for a coffee, I clocked a couple of people of this breed. It's not all bad however: the coffee cups are huge, giving you scandalous value for money.

When you visit Junction 32 retail park there aren't many places where the whole family, complete…read morewith allergies and moral stances, can eat so we thought that Tilly's Kitchen was a gift from above. How wrong we were! Over-all the place was a little messy but we always carry wipes so we cleaned up and persevered. Everyone in our group found something on the menu to suit them and the prices were reasonable, we were off to a flying start. It was only when the food arrived that we ran into difficulties. It appears that whatever you eat here, oil is involved because everything had an oily taste which brought the use of cheap ingredients down from barely acceptable to 'pass the vomit bowl'. The predominant flavour was vegetable oil and the presentation was basic. Of special note was the optimistically titled Chicken Tikka which was served with oily skin on fries that didn't have skin on, was not a tikka and was served cold. Next door to junction 32 is the Xscape complex where there are a wide variety of eateries; my advice is to walk the extra couple of hundred metres and grab something edible.

The place, located at the 3d floor of the major shopping centre in Manchester, probably aims to…read morecater to shoppers looking fo a break. Well, first of all I wouldn't call it a restaurant- more like a canteen where you have to cue with a tray to get food. Both times I have been there, the food selection was pretty boring and comprises of standard dishes no frills or twists. A bit pricey, but overall, food is of good quality, however, nothing exciting.

As a university student here in Manchester this is a place I have walked by just about everyday for…read morethe past two months. Last night I finally decided to give it a try and was extremely underwhelmed. First of all, I was not greeted by any type of hostess or waiter who could direct me where to go. I decided to go find a table myself and look at the menu. After about 5 minutes of sitting there no one had come over, so I went up to the bar and ordered my food to the table along with pouring myself my own water from their tap. Later in the meal I asked a waiter for extra napkins, he just looked at me, returned 2 minutes later and threw napkins on the table without saying a word through the whole interaction. Every staff member I dealt with was rude and seemed to not want to serve me. Worst dining experience I've had in a while. As for the food, mediocre at best. Nothing special. Fried pickles were alright, although not served with any dipping sauces. My grilled cheese was soggy by the time it was served to me.

FISH & CHIPS @krobar_oxfrd (£8.95) This crispy golden…read morebattered haddock fillet served with chunky chips was cooked perfectly. The fish had the crispness from the batter but inside was still moist and flaky, just how I like it! The homemade tartare sauce had the right amount of gerkins/capers and that pea purée was definitely not from a tin! If you are trying fish and chips for the first time, then I would recommend @krobar_oxfrd as the place to go! 薯條魚@krobar_oxfrd 在大學區域 - (£8.95). 英國特式炸薯條魚: 香口金黃的炸酥皮, 食落條魚是啖啖肉. 薯條是金黃色的，味道一樓， 同埋krobar自製tartar sauce真係好好味!