Well they do say every day's a school day…read more We learned something we didn't know here; we both simultaneously thought that the milk in our coffees had turned (flat white & cappuccino £3 each) but the manager advises it's the complex quality of the exceptional coffee used, so next time it'll be espressos as milk doesn't add sweetness here and I avoid sugar. The manager offered to make fresh coffees and kindly explained about the quality of their coffee, supplied by Dark Woods Coffee and suggested this coffee ain't Costa - I do agree. My new coffee tasted identical to the original but my wife thought hers less 'sour'. Dark Woods provide the coffee and hand roast their beans on a 1950's Probat drum roaster. They are top notch on the environmental and social impact and certified B Corp - 5 green stars here. When tasting think terroir, varietals and process. I had the chestnut & wild mushrooms with garlic & herbs on organic sourdough supplied by an artisan maker. This dish was well balanced, delicious and a decent portion. My wife had the salmon bagel with cream cheese and scallions. She declared it delicious too (salmon delicately smoked by the Manchester Smoke House and bagel baked perfectly by the Bread Factory, Manchester). The sparkling water came well chilled and in a recyclable bottle. We were seated out back at a wobbly table that only required me putting my shoe on the base, the service was attentive, we were suitably distanced from other diners and they genuinely cared that we thought the milk in coffees was off. The place was spic & span clean and with their focus and transparency on quality organic food, preserving the environment (remember folks the earth is our only home) and relying on artisans for produce it's 5 green stars for them too. Really worth supporting.

Great breakfast and brunch, the interior is really nice and located right in front of the market…read more The quality of food was good, staff were friendly and prices are very reasonable.

It's incredible that such a small, unassuming bar can have such a massive impact on Altrincham. If…read morethis bar were a celebrity, it would definitely be in the A-list. There's really nothing to fault. Over 3 floors, you HAVE to sit down (so I advise yo get there early). There's always 5 beers on draught and around 100 beers in total, making it one of the best menus I have ever seen in my life. The staff are always happy despite how raucous and busy it gets in here, and the atmosphere is jovial. You can't fail to have a good time.

There really isn't a better place to spend a lazy, rainy Saturday afternoon than sipping a beer in…read morethis bar's dark interior. It may be the best bar I have ever been too, and that's a rather large sampling.

My hat is off to the man running this place. You saved a caffeine withdrawal me from bad coffee!…read more Most coffee of a stall I have has been, well, terrible however even looking at this stall you could see (and smell) good quality coffee waiting. I hooked myself up with an black coffee and very must enjoyed it. A great house blend with a nice richness to it, made nice and strong. From my fellow yelper I have heard great things about the hot chocolate as well - so I may have to return for a second tasting.

I've had some great coffees around Manchester, but rarely this good from a coffee cart or pop-up…read morestall. I had a flat white, which is quickly becoming my go to order for assessing the quality of both the coffee used and the skill of the maker. There is something to be said for small boutique sized flat white which you receive from independent coffee vendors. Passion Fruit's flat white was nigh on exceptional and certainly the best I've had from a coffee stall. When done correctly this is one of the few coffees I don't add sugar to, I'm not sure of the technicalities of how this works but I believe it has to do with the smoothness of the microfoam (a slightly snobbish term for the foamed milk which is more than just warm but has less air pushed into it than a cappuccino). An extremely welcome addition to the Altrincham Market especially if you don't want to go into the food hall and sit down but would rather grab a coffee to go and have a wander around the market. I'm not sure if they intend on being a regular fixture of the market or whether they will be appearing around Manchester. But if you see Passion Fruit Coffee around I do recommend grabbing a flat white and a nice big cookie.

I remain a fan of this wonderful chain as the coffee is always darn good, the prices charged are…read morefair and quality is a focus. We were travelling and tasty good food is a delight especially while moving through airports as there's no pleasure to be had travelling by plane any more. The range and choice of both hot and cold food here was impressive and late in the evening too, just post Christmas. The sandwiches and hot food are prepared in store throughout the day. Funny enough I didn't see any turkey on offer. I toyed with buying the hoisin duck wrap (a favourite of my wife's) then my mood drifted toward sliced salmon that looked so good but in the end it was the most simple sandwich choice of egg & onion on good brown bread. It was a generously filled, fresh, and satisfying sandwich and it's not often egg & onion is available these days. My other favourite sandwich filling has almost disappeared completely - prawn mayonnaise with lemon on shredded lettuce - so I make it at home now. Pret do make a crayfish sandwich but this wasn't available. So I took away - one duck wrap, one egg and onion, a coke light and a delicious flat white £11.83. We could have sat in as it's warm, cosy and a great ambiance. As I chatted with my server it turned out he paid more tax last year that Mr Trump which wouldn't be hard. We agreed he's just an alter noyef and a schmuck. Regrettably there are still no Pret stores in NI high streets. If there was I'd sign up to their £25 a month deal in a heartbeat.

This is a great little spot in Timperley village to pick up a coffee or something to eat. We…read moreactually had a full English breakfast at 1:00 in the afternoon! It was really delicious and a nice way to spend our first day in England. I recommend!

This is a special find especially if you have been out on your bike for an hour and need some…read morerevival. Its a lovely farm setting with the barn serving food and beverages indoors in the lavender decorated tearoom or outside in the courtyard and gardens. There are numerous lavender plants in the setting some for sale in pots and quite a lot growing in beds around the grounds. I had a cream tea and it was lovely, fresh hot scone and jam. This place has a really relaxed feel and there were dogs lazing around and waiting to catch any nibbles. The menu included Freshly made Sandwiches. Soup and Desserts.

why not call and try some of the food and relax while the children play in the playhouse or watch…read morethe ducks swim in the pond its so relaxing and the staff make you feel so welcome its great xxxxxx

Inside the Market House at Altrincham Market, this lovely little coffee shop was my first stop on…read moreSaturday when I visited with Neil C. It was incredibly busy inside the MH when we arrived, so after quickly grabbing a table we opted for a flat white and a latte from MH Coffee. The coffee I had was great and lovely presented. The shop is small, and the 3 guys who worked there were incredibly friendly, bringing our coffees over to us when they were ready. If you are looking for somewhere for your caffine fix and to have a quiet moment after browsing around the market, this is the place.

My bike club leaves from Altrincham every Sunday. At the end of the weekly ride I usually stop at…read morethe Market Hall for some coffee! Highlight of my 50 mile round trip :) Market House Coffee is small but perfectly formed. Set inside the brilliant Altrincham Market house - which can get very busy so don't be surprised if you have a hard time finding a seat. They serve excellent coffee from Atkinsons coffee roasters in Lancaster. There is a also a good range of teas as well as snacks to accompany your brew. My usual post ride order is a double espresso, perfect after an early morning Sunday blast.

VH Interiors mcr is a ripoff! We purchased car seats that were indicated to fit our CRV (they did…read morenot) and when I asked for a refund, I was told to text a photo of the car seats with a measuring tape. Which I did. Now crickets - no response whatsoever from their text only telephone line.

We've been looking at their tennis racket mirrors at Altrincham market for the past couple of…read moreweekends and I was so pleased to find out they've opened a showroom called "the hive" and even more pleased when I found out it was open 12-8pm on Thursdays!!!! So Thursday after work me and my wife headed over (on route for a date night in Altrincham, a mere 5 minute walk away) to take a much anticipated look around.......guys we weren't disappointed WOW honestly these are some talented individuals, stunning showroom full of great furniture & fittings. We were greeted by two of the most friendliest guys we've ever met, we were offered drinks and shown round....without feeling we were being given the hard sell!! Needless to say we left with our now beloved tennis racket mirror and my wife has her sights on the beautiful dinning room table and chairs!! Thanks again guys, can't wait to be back, keep up the great work!!

I like coming here because I know what I'm going to get, it's convenient and I have a loyalty card…read more There's nothing either spectacular or horrible about the place, just a coffee chain. There is additional seating upstairs, and the staff here are friendlier than at other Nero branches in my experience

I had taken a walk around Altrincham market and I wondered just how it is that the fishmonger can…read moreget away with charging the same price for fish as Marks & Spencer. Then I went into the covered part where the food places are located and I didn't really fancy paying £2.60 for a regular latte, so I did some more pottering around the town. I was really enjoying the warm sunshine. It's been a month or so since I was last in town and I noticed that the excavation work on the Main Street was still ongoing and thought to myself that it's taking over a year, what are they actually doing? As I mused, a waft of coffee smell hit my nose from the close by Cafe Nero so there was nothing else for it. They do a darn good espresso con panna here so I had a double at £1.90. The espresso was really sophisticated, it was dark in colour with a nice layer of crema on top (a few mls thick, and completely covering the espresso). The crema comes from the release of carbon dioxide when the espresso is extracted under pressure. The taste here was rich, but not overly so; high levels of richness are characteristic of ristretto shots and it was also bitter, as it should be but not too bitter; high levels of bitterness are characteristic of espresso long shots. If you get a coffee tasting watery, this is usually a characteristic of under-extraction so bring it back. The service was quick and ace friendly. I took my coffee and decided to sit outside in the sun. This was a mistake on my part as I am not a smoker. Over about ten minutes three of those customers who were enjoying the smoke - free atmosphere inside the cafe, popped outside to spoil my atmosphere by smoking and after a quick fag each went back inside. As if this wasn't enough each, without so much as a by your leave, used the ashtray on the table where I was sitting, right under my nose, as if I wasn't there.