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Manchester Diner

3.1 (49 reviews)
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Closed 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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11 months ago

Ordered a cheesesteak and it was just ok. Expected better based upon companion's recommendations. Service was good.

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Nicely remodeled. Very busy. I have eaten here twice and wait staff are attentive, good food and ample portions.

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A staple in the Manchester community. Typical diner food with fast service! Definitely recommend.

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Just a small cafe, typical diner food, good place for breakfast. Very homey. Have a lot of specials too

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We enjoyed a great breakfast here. Waffles tasted homemade. Excellent service and a good value. Will return.

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Great place for breakfast or lunch in my opinion. Good food, good prices and friendly service. What else can you ask for?

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Manchester Café is more of a classic diner than a café, and I've only been there for breakfast a few times.

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