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11 years ago
From sandwiches to pasties, sausage rolls to cream cakes, muffins, drinks and soups, this place has it all. All served by friendly and helpful staff.and it's on the Main Street. read more
41 Old Church Street
Manchester M40 2JN
United Kingdom
0161 681 1101
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http://martinsbakery.co.uk
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What time does Martins open?
Martins opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Martins close?
Martins closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Martins closes at 4:00 PM on Saturday.Martins is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 7:30 AM - 5:00 PMSat 7:30 AM - 4:00 PMSun Closed
Does Martins have bike parking?
No, Martins does not have bike parking.
Does Martins have parking?
Yes, Martins has parking options.
People searched for Bakeries 179 times last month within 10 miles of this business.
I've been to pollen for take out pastries, coffee, and adore their sourdough, but I've never…read moreactually sat down to eat anything more than pastry ... until I did. whenever I've passed this branch, its always been busy, people queued outside on weekends, all tables full inside and outside, and generally busy, so I was a little worried I wouldn't be able to get sat down when I went. It was a Sunday morning, and I could only get there long after opening due to my transport arrangements so I was worried ... but thankfully I was easily able to get a table to sit down and eat .. I'm lucky most of the people of Manchester don't wake up early on a Sunday. So it was a little quiet but inside was almost full when I got there ... which was nice. It was a decent day and I was kinda close to the window so could see the marina and all the people exercising and walking their dogs and it's with sitting and just chill. So with sitting and eating, I wanted to get something good. it always looked amazing when I was waiting for my drink to take out, but I'm always one to have eggs Benedict whenever I can, so I figured I might as well try theirs ... and it did not disappoint. It came with ham hock, 2 eggs, brown butter, hollandaise, and crispy kale on their own sourdough. Im not usually one to have kale ... but they made it amazing. I finished every last bit and wanted more ... it was hands down, one of the best eggs Benedict I have ever had. To accompany the eggs benny, I also went for a coffee, as you do, and an orange juice, which was so nice. Hands down will always recommend people to go to pollen, if not for their sourdough and coffee and pastries to go, but also to sit and eat. Love this place
This place is quite popular! There was a long line (or queue) but it went pretty quickly. I was…read morehappy they had an iced black, since I prefer ice coffees. There is a homemade Yuzu drink that I'd love to try next time. Outside has a few more seats than inside. They can run out of food, so I'd make sure you get here on the early side if you want food. It's a pretty casual spot and loudness level depends on the crowd. The food tastes very good!
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As a fellow baker, I am always very critical. Not much to…read morecriticise here! From the moment we walked in and saw the fabulous photography on the wall to the minute we left with £15 worth of cakes I was a happy bunny. The lady who served us (a character all by herself!) was very helpful and packaged our cakes nicely so we got them (all) home in one piece. We over indulged in the white ganache tarts, caramel death by chocolate, a selection of chunky chocolate topped chocolate muffins, and a shortbread heart amongst some others. For my particular taste the ganache was slightly too runny, but i had a spoon so it was all good. The chunky chocolate topped muffins were varied from chunks of toblerone, crunchies, white choc etc. and were very tasty and moist, like proper chocolate cake should be, The shortbread was super - perfectly baked with a good amount of jam sandwiched in the middle. There wasn't much bread left on sale but it was about 3pm so we decided to go to the Barbakan.....
One of the reasons why I gained so much weight is because of the sweets, and carbs! Yes, it's true,…read moreI have to admit. I'm a carbaholic! Places like Ho's Bakery doesn't help because they have fabulous Asian pastries. My friend Marvin brought me here, and we bought major carbs for our trip back to the U.S. Small bakery shop, old fashion, but best egg custard in Manchester,
Roll up to Ho's Bakery in Chinatown for good quality Chinese buns to take out. There's another one…read morein Manchester and one in Leeds - is Ho soon to take the country by storm? Maybe. One bun at a time. This little bakery tucked into an old arched building has nothing but freshly baked goodies (a few savoury snacks too like pasties) and for that we love them. I've never tried the bubble tea myself but friends have raved about it - they have all different flavours so it is definitely on my to do list. But I can tell you that their cakes with cream, fresh fruit, things like that are so so delicious. The prices, whilst steeper than a donut in Greggs, are still pretty good for what you are getting so don't let this put you off.
Amazing food. Fresh bread and staff are really nice. Will definatley be returning. Thanksread more
Best meat and potato pies ive tasted especially with a dash of HP brown sauce!…read more A friend commented that they should offer a vegetarian version made with Quorn mince as the last pie she ate had some sort of tube/ventricle mixed in with the meat??? Cant say that I noticed though - too busy eating!
Been going there years ! always good . meat and potato pie has a very large filling with a slight…read morepeppered gravy. all the other products cakes rolls are very nice also .
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The BEST greggs in Halifax- ok the only greggs in halifax, but its greggs- good basic cheap food.read more
This is a little Greggs shop in Woolshops in Halifax. They sell great cornish pasties and cheese…read moreand onion too. The steak bakes are good if you like big chunks of meat. I love the tuna crunch baguette sandwiches and the chicken salad seeded rolls. They also sell drinks like bottles of coke, and crisps and plain bread too. The sweet desserts are scrummy, vanilla slices, cream doughnuts and gingerbread men are just a few. It is great for a nice warm snack mid shopping trip, just enough to keep you going, and a nice cream bun for afters hehe.
Greggs for me does what it does and that is provide a cheap snack when you want it! They're…read moreprobably not going to win any awards for gourmet pie of the year but their range of pasties, pies and sweet treats hit the spot if you're after a quick stodge fill! There's loads of branches all across the country and they're pretty much all the same in offering the hot food, sandwiches, soft drinks and proper bean coffee. I have to say that in my mind the best thing they do is their breakfast meal deal which comes in at a pretty decent £2 for either a bacon or sausage map and espresso based drink (or tea) of your choice. This is fantastic value and served till 11am I think so really not to be missed if you're needing a quick first or second breakfast - this is definitely always a good call on a hangover day!
Greggs helping the nation head achieve heart diseases, obesity and laziness…read more I here recently they have plan to build double the amount of shops within the U.K ....god love 'em This shop is no different to the rest: pies, pasties, cakes. You can admittedly get 15 pies for a pound or there abouts but ask yourself this: do you really need 15 pies (or there abouts) for a pound?!
Another great bakery in Ashton just around the corner from another Greggs…read more They just pop up these shops everywhere, which is great for me! Again I can only reiterate what I said on a previous review that this business is the reason I live! OK, a little extreme but Greggs does save the day when I need something light to eat and something that is cheap as well. So go here it is great!
This a great bakery in Preston with lots of fresh food prepared instore. They serve hot pies ,…read morepasties and soup. And also sell fresh cream cakes, biscuits and cakes. The meat pies are to die for one, definitely one of the best around. All their product are reasonably priced and all the foods are very tasty. There are quite a few staff working behind the counter so you don't normally have to wait long to be served. The staff are also very happy and friendly often giving away free pieces of cake with you order. It is a fantastic place to pop in to for your dinner on your lunch hour. Highly recommend.
You should vist here for lunch one day just to try the pea and ham soup it's wonderful! Cheap,…read morefilling, and really tasty. Loads of other things too of course, all nice and hot. Good prices and cheerful staff. Fills the sopt any time! It's right in the centre of town, and there aren't that many other places like it around. They have sweet seasonal food too, like easter nests and chocolate santas!
Is this the best pie I've ever had? Probably…read more The crust is not too thick and delightfully flavoured. The beef and blue cheese filling was fabulous, rich with the cheese and gravy perfectly melding together. At £3.25, great value too. Also it made my bag smell incredible.
After a fair amount of Twitter stalking and taking note of the numerous awards they're winning, I…read moreeventually got myself down to LOTP to check it out for myself. First impressions were of a really cool place to hangout (seating for about 20), with an atmosphere and decor that wouldn't be out of place in the Northern Quarter or Didsbury. I got chatting to the girl behind the counter who was very knowledgable of their product range and after myself umming, arrhing and probably over thinking it went for their pie of the week - the pulled chicken balti pie. At £3 for a pie that you'd definitely need to share it was super tasty from first to last bite (lots of meat, good range of veg and a lovely crusty pie case) and good value along with it. I can't wait to go back and try their standard range of pies, see what their next pie of the week is and even give the Stockport pie a go - basically posh meat and potato! Stockport needs more places like LOTP - here's hoping it's the first of many to arrive on the scene.
Peters bakery is a very traditional bakery that has been here for a long time the food and pastries…read moreare freshly baked and taste amazing the have a wide variety of food available from home roasted ham and sandwiches to Eccles cakes and doughnuts. Everything on the menu is always homemade. Overall I really reccomend this bakery for anyone in the area.
This neighbourhood bakery feels like the center of Fallowfield at times. It's often busy and for…read moregood reason: sandwiches, bread and danish-related items are tasty and well priced.
Look...... I'm getting a bit bored of this..."oh its so expensive malarky". People need to get…read moretheir heads around the fact that in society there is always gonna be a disposable income gap. Now I understood that when I was a student for example. I never bothered going into Harvey Nichols or any other shop for that matter where I knew it was too expensive for me. There was no point!!!!! So DONT bother going in if its too expensive and whinging about the price!!!!!!! Harvey Nick's Second Floor Restaurant, Bar and Brasserie is actually great, especially with Head Chef Stuart Thomson's award-winning menu. I feel like a kid in a sweet shop everytime I am there, they stock stuff you just can't buy in most other places. Get some food fro the deli and sit and watch the exchange square world go by....ahhhh bliss!!! Right next door is a massive wine colleciton for you should you decide to sample some while you're there. Apparently it's one of the most extensive wine lists in Manchester. So if you do have a disposable income and don't mind spending a few extra pennies on some pistachios from brazil or something, check it....innit!!!
Can anyone spare a few pounds? I wouldn't usually ask but there's no way I can stretch to buying a…read moreloaf of sourdough, a block of Lancashire cheese, a handful of vine tomatoes and a bottle of champagne from Harvey Nichols otherwise! Located on the second floor of the posh department store, the Foodmarket is packed floor to ceiling with thousands of the company's own products packaged in their iconic silver tins and bottles with slick black and white photos. There's everything you could want from whole hampers to tea, coffee, shortbread, pickles and chutneys. At the back of the store, there's a small deli counter that stocks fresh cheese, parma ham, pasta and other delicacies, a luxury wine and champagne counter, a tiny bakery section with freshly baked bread and a wee grocery section selling organic fruit and veg. If they extended these sections I'd probably visit more but as it is, the Foodmarket is too limited and too damn eXpensive.
Long damn ques always at Greggs,love their sandwich meal deals at lunch. I think staff need to be a…read morelittle more polite though,no hello or friendly welcome when your order is taken. I think Greggs should improve their customer service in that matter. Love their cheese and onion pasty though its always delicious and gets many customers coming for it at lunch time.
Gregg's is located next to the Tesco Metro in the Mall…read more Gregg's is a great place for a quick snack with a few different favourites of mine there. Cheese & Tomato pizza is like half a 12 baguette covered in tomato and cheese and toasted for £1.10 and is great. Tuna Crunch sandwhiches are also great for £1.89 but sometimes the bread gets soggy. The prawn marie rose sandwhiches are the best for a sandwhich shop as they come with lettuce with a lot of sauce but not too much on either white or brown bread. The only problem really is queues can be quite lenghty.
Maybe it's the novelty of not being able to get this in America. Or maybe it's just that good…read more Either way, I love Martin's. I have family who live in the area, so Martin's always makes the list of "places to visit before we leave." Sausage rolls, pasties, iced fingers, lemon buns... you can't go wrong here. Lots of sweet and savory treats to suit your palate. They have an extensive selection of breads and other baked goods, and it always tastes fresh and delicious. Definitely worth a stop when you're in the area!
Delicious food! I've been coming here at least 10 years and always enjoyed my purchases. Nice…read morefriendly staff too! Plenty of choice and reasonably priced!!
Situated inside the Premier shop on New Bailey Street, you wouldn't expect to find this little pie…read morestand, serving up some great pastry, potato & gravy combinations. Only a few moments from work, we have had Friday lunches from Pie Cottage a number of times - we ring in the morning, put the order in (a large order, of about 20-25) and then collect circa 1pm. The food reaches our kitchen hot and fresh, each box marked with the flavour of pie and either mash in the box or in a large container for us to dish out. I've had meat & potato and pork & chorizo, which were both tasty; the pastry is sturdy - you'd easily be able to pick it up if you wanted to eat on the go - and filling well distributed. Mash isn't my favourite but it's a nice texture, and I believe they only serve up meat gravy. Due to the small and indepdent nature of Pie Cottage, we often end up taking everything they have, so I would recommend avoiding if it's our Friday lunch! £3 pie & mash or jacket potato with filling 10-4 Monday to Friday.