Great litte sandwhich shop right in the middle of town. I think you would be hard pushed to find a…read morebetter sanwhich shop in Deansgate. That staff here are unbelievably friendly and the sandwiches are just well- heavenly. You will find a great selection of fillings all at very reasonable prices. They do a wicked bacon butty here aswell so if you need something to warm you up during the cold winter months in Manchester get down to New York Deli.

The menu options at the New York Deli are great and I was getting really excited at the prospect of…read moreworking my way through them. Sadly, the actual sandwiches aren't quite as great or exciting. If you've been to an actual NYC deli, you would be expecting something crammed full of meat and cheese. These sandwiches literally don't quite measure up. Granted, the NYC sandwiches can be a little bit wrong in how much pastrami etc they involve, but there's probably a happy medium. That said, it tasted pretty good and it's relatively cheap, so I probably will come back and try another couple of combos.

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.

As Burton Road Bakery (http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/burton-road-bakery-manchester) was full and there…read morewas a wait for tables, we decided to pop round the corner and try out the untested Thyme for a spot of brunch instead. Though there were no tables available inside, there was room out the front under their large canopy which had bench seating and patio heaters. The friendly waiter promptly gave us the menus and after a quick look I chose to have a pot of Earl Grey tea (obviously), which was a bargain at less than £2. My friends also went for tea and coffee. There was a 20 minute wait for us to get our drinks, with a couple of the staff not catching on at us looking round slightly forlorn and tea-less. When they did arrive though, they were those colourful 'Tea for One' cup and teapot sets which held about 2-3 cups-worth of brew, so they were definitely value for money from a café. Two of us ordered Eggs Benedict and one a Full English. I've had much better eggs I must say - they were overcooked and lacked the runniness you look forward to getting when you cut into them. All in all though the food was fine (the bacon in particular was good), though it wasn't amazing. This probably isn't somewhere to dine if you only want a quick bite to eat on busy days, but you can get a half decent brunch and drink for just less than a tenner.

Sheffield has these little gems in abundance it seems at the moment…read more The Lucky Fox has a rustic, chilled out feel as per the usual with hipsters. I had the club sandwich, usually that means BLT - but not this was something more special; bacon, cheese, chicken, lettuce, tomato and Parmesan fries. Wow. The beer was a bit expensive, 4-5 quid for a can of something American (Brooklyn, Sierra Nevada etc) - but given the environment, it's not a begrudging purchase. Go there, order the chicken or pancakes and rejoice - don't order poached egg and watercress like my girlfriend, she had serious food envy over mine!

Popped in here for Sunday brunch and I can't believe I didn't go sooner! Lucky Fox is a small…read more"Brooklyn-inspired" café bringing Americana vibes to the distinctly hip Division Street. Everything from the décor to the beer selection to the bizarre (and admittedly delicious) Lucky Shake does indeed scream Williamsburg. They're open all day, but brunch seems to be what they do best. I enjoyed my waffles and fresh fruit, which had a pleasing cinnamon flavor. I don't like whipped cream much, so I was happy to find out that it comes on the side. My friend had good things to say about her smoked salmon bagel, which came with a solid inch of salmon. The coffee is nothing to trek across town for, but is reasonably priced for the quality. Feeling adventurous, my friend and I decided to go for Lucky Shakes after polishing off our breakfast trays. What a wild ride. Whipped cream, hot fudge, fresh strawberries (see mom? I eat fruit), a donut, and a strawberry milkshake....needless to say, I only had about a third of it before giving up, but what a flavorful third it was. Man, I really need to start eating vegan again. If you're coming here for the novelty of the shake, go light on the food - it could be an entree on its own.

We came here for our anniversary and had a really special evening. Lovingly prepared Italian food…read moreand a great wine list. Properly seasoned too and the garlic bread was amazing. Will definitely go back. (Roanna Carleton Taylor)"

Lovely service very family friendly if you go early enough or mid week super dishes and very caring…read morewith the kids. I like the place very much one small criticism is that the decor may need to be made cosier

Dined in and from this establishment a fair few times over the years. I have NEVER been…read moredisappointed lol I have sampled pizzas, kebabs (they make a mean kebab) chips and other side dishes,all very tasty. The staff are really friendly and seem to remember everyone's order from their first visit. Delivery/collection are both available

Literally the fattest pizzas in manchester. Not sure what the Italians would think but I love an an…read moreAmerican deep pan style when I'm feeling naughty! I ordered chicken and sweetcorn - it came really quick and was Smothered in cheese - delicious!!!!

Cute little café in a sleepy small town. Good service, clean bathrooms, low prices for great food!!…read moreThere are several tables in the back and ordering was a breeze. They offer many variations of the full English breakfast, depending on what you prefer (more eggs, vegetarian, bacon options). We ordered 5 full English breakfasts (the traditional!) and loved everything, especially the beans with toast and the mushrooms! The toast came first with some butter and I was really impressed with the full English! It was beautiful in presentation and came with 4 mushrooms, 2 Cumberland sausages, 2 slices of ham, a fried egg, a hash brown, two tomatoes and a nice serving of baked beans. Phenomenal food and great company in a beautiful village. What more can you ask for?

what a treat, a good old fashioned cafe at good old fashioned prices. Quite small in the entrance…read morebut there is another room to the side. From full english to toasties they have it all. A small breakfast and tea is £2.95. low prices do not mean low quality food, it is all excellent. A family run cafe who take pride in their work. A favourite with bikers and public alike.

What a wee gem of a place! It is on the Main Street in Castleton and has been there for 100's of…read moreyears. It has an amazing secret garden out the back. The back garden is lush and well established. Such a lovely view when eating a delicious cream tea. The scone was big and moist with just enough jam and clotted cream to eat with it. My boyfriend had a Mediterranean vegetable quiche. Now, I don't really like quiche but this was moist without being soggy. Lots of flavour in it as well. The inside of the cafe was cosy and much busier than the outside. The specials board also looked appetising and the cakes all looked amazing and home baked. I thought that having a cake as well as a cream tea was a bit much, regret that decision now! The cream tea was only £3.95 which I thought was reasonable. Go just to sit in the lovely garden.

Stayed here for lunch/dinner at 4 o'clock. We were really pleased with everything. The dishes are…read morebig and delicious. Quite reasonable prices for really delicious meals. Will recommend this place to everyone

WONDERFUL FOOD! Great atmosphere, kid friendly! Came here…read moreyesterday for breakfast with zero expectations, and this place more than satisfied our hungry American appetites. Although we had to separate our large party into two groups at different tables they did their best to bring all our meals out at the same time. The traditional English breakfast was perfect.! My omelette was the best I've had in years -- I had m mushrooms, cheese and bacon. It was mouth watering. My latte was also perfect!

Cosy cafe at the end of the High Street, serving a range of teas, coffee and cakes, as well as…read morebreakfasts, salads, and light meals. There are tables outside as well, though they are quite close to the road. A group of nine of us stopped for coffee and cakes on a recent visit. The pros were that the coffees, teas, and cakes were fine. The waitress was a little disorganised, but was very pleasant and they got what was admittedly a large order right. The person behind the till was a bit officious though. We'd chosen to sit at two tables outside (there being nine of us). When she asked us which table we were sitting at, we said "those two tables". To which she said, "yes, but which one?". "Both of them". "But which one?" This repeated a few times in kafkaesque fashion, until we chose just one. Still, it provided a holiday anecdote.