Great breakfast menu here, but be warned the Dutsons breakfast is enormous and could serve two…read morenot-ravenous people. All elements good except the hash was quite tasteless. Service was pretty slow and they were out of some dishes which would have been good to tell us before we started looking at the menu. The small space is what lets Dutsons down, it's incredibly cramped and if you're annoyed by noisy childen sitting right by you and knocking over furniture, it's not ideal. That said I would certainly recommend for it's good breakfast menu.

A great place for brunch, lunch or a quick treat! Handily situated in Marple Bridge Dutsons is a…read moregreat place to aim for whether you've been exploring Roman Lakes, Brabyns Park or just running errands in Marple Bridge. It's hard to pick out the best on the menu though the Eggs Royale is a firm favourite! If you've got a pram space is a bit tight so bear that in mind if you're out with little ones.

Absolute horrible service please my vegan vegetarian and religious brothers sisters & friends…read moreplease avoid they vegan and vegetarian but they don't have any concept or precisely they know people sentiments So went for breakfast with my partner for special occasion and ordered vegan breakfast with vegan sausage instead gave us meat pork sausage on asking they said they don't do vegan sausage....we have to send all breakfast back and had to leave but ride and Racist manager made us pay full price we didn't want to spoil our day we paid and left but in future all other customers be aware....

Best cafe & bakery in Levenshulme. All of the bread, croissants etc are amazing, the crube is…read moresomething you need to get as well. Eating in is just as good with all the brunch options that are available, well worth it.

It's a good job I have my wife to steer my into these sorts of places... After a rather heavy night…read moreon the Friday I thought it would be a good idea to head out to the countryside for some fresh air and explore the nearby Marble Bridge area - an area full of nice walks, rivers and some lovely little boutique shops, restaurants and cafes. Needing to start thinking about working on my hangover with a serious filling of food, I was more excited by next door BBQ restaurant 'South 7'but was convinced that Libby's was a cool place to hit - especially with having our 1 year old daughter in tow. And wow was I impressed - what a lovely cafe/bar that ticks all of the boxes for me. So first off they do a great lunch menu of full on sandwiches - my wife having what she called a tasty vegan hummus sandwich while I went for the other end of the spectrum by having their pulled pork sandwich (huge and amazing value for £4.50) - both coming with great big salads. My wife said the coffee was good while I had a bottle of Brooklyn beer (£4.50) - which did hit the spot with the food. This place has a full bar, an open plan kitchen, seating for about 50 inside and lots of lovely long benches like some east London hipster bar making the mix of customers a range of families, couples, old's and anyone who likes damn good food and drink in a relaxed setting while flicking through the complementary newspapers. Extra bonus shoutout for the baked in store bread which you can take away - their loaf was duly polished off in record time by me yesterday!

Good cafe which has shakshuka on the breakfast menu, a wide selection of herbal teas (not loose…read moreleaf, but teapigs so decent) and also a wide selection of goods to buy and takeaway. The brownie was really nice. Lots of seating inside and out and nice staff. Vegan sbd gluten free options.

I have lived in Marple since 1973 and during that time it has never gad a really special place to…read moreeat. All Things Nice is the answer to my unspoken prayers. Lunch there if you can get in. You will experience taste sensations that go beyond the straightforward look of the menu. The food rivals that of top rated chefs without any of the pretentiousness that can be a feature of high end restaurants. It is just a rather special cafe and deli managed by a food mad chef called Rick whoze food and produce simply reduce his competition to toast.

Considering this place is a (smallish) chain - they seem to get it right!…read more I've only seen them in the suburbs of Greater Manchester but they're a handy go to if you're stuck somewhere lacking in independents. I like the fact that the staff are always pretty bubbly, easy going and super friendly - it doesn't seem fake and don't seem understaffed and overworked like some of the big chains seem to be. The coffee isn't bad and the surroundings 'Costa-ery' but a little better - I like the fact that they support local farmers for milk and even have a 2nd hand book exchange system upstairs. Nice touches!

Great coffee shop. Really friendly staff. (Manager recognized us after going twice& now makes an…read moreeffort to let on... In a non-creepy way). A cosy regular of ours. Good coffee and relaxed atmosphere. Can get busy on Saturdays. Gorgeous cakes and waffels.

My hotel didn't have a full English breakfast so I got some of the team to take me to the funky…read moremonkey so I could chow down on some local food. What a great place !! nice little place pretty crowded, seems to be popular with lots of merch and great coffee and a breakfast menu. That was exactly what I was looking for. this is a great place that is clean, super busy, makes great coffee and their breakfast is to die for! I got a full English breakfast with sausage ham, bacon, beans, eggs, potatoes, and it was just exactly what I was looking for. They have merchandise hanging on the wall, fun environment, even at 9 AM. There was almost a line out the door trying to wait for tables. The server was spot on, everyone was helpful, engaging just what I love in a local eatery. Highly recommend.!!!!

I had a lovely latte and bagel sandwich at Funky Monkey. Family-friendly and cute…read more I'm American, so I learned what a sausage barm is.

This place definitely falls into the category of 'Greasy spoon', but none the less, it's an awesome…read moreplace to eat. The best bit is 'The Clarendon Special' - Their version of the Full English, and boy it's a ripper of a breakfast, if hardly the most healthy, but then, I doubt the person who invented the English Breakfast (who should have been sainted) looked down on his creation and though Ooh, this'll go straight to my left coronary artery. For such a small place, they also have a range of specialty meals, which look extremely appetizing. The place is also adorned with several excellent paintings done by the owner himself, along with some very serene music piped in, it's a remarkably relaxing place to eat.

Very nice place for coffee during the day and drinks later on. We have been there multiple times…read morealready. The coffee quality varies somewhat between baristas, but is generally high. It's not a cocktail bar, but they try to accommodate mixed drinks with the ingredients they have. They also have eight beers on tap, four staples (three of which are lagers) and four rotating handles, with some appealing choices. We have not tried eating there yet, so cannot comment on food at this time. Definitely a great place to stop by for liquid treats though.

My girlfriend and I have been walking past the Nook on a regular basis for a while now, having seen…read moreit as a work in progress and the delightful little coffee shop and more that it's blossoming into. At the weekend, we finally got around to stopping by and I'm very glad we did. The Nook, as the name would suggest, is a small and cozy establishment in Heaton Moor offering a range of teas, coffees, snacks, ice cream and other goodies. I'd estimate there's maybe seating inside for around 20 or so people, with a few more seats outside but in the current weather you'd have to be very brave to use those! The staff were very friendly, prompt and helpful. Between us we ordered a latte and a pot of chai masala. The latte was good, though if you're used to a latte from a chain this was stronger with more coffee flavour. The chai masala tea was amazing. Full flavoured tea with a good hit of spice and warming ginger; exactly what was needed on a miserable windy November weekend. The cups are also huge, the pot held two full cups easily; so at less than a fiver for both of us this was a bargain. I think I put this in a tip, but they are in the process of introducing movie rental on top of their other offerings. Not content with just adding this additional service to the neighbourhood, the profit from the rentals once they're underway are being donated to good causes and charities based around the Heatons so there's even more incentive to go and use them! The only reason why I'm not giving the Nook a 5 star rating is the door. Maybe it was just because we went on a day where a named storm was ravaging the North West with 65 mph gusts, but the door just wouldn't stay closed so everyone was unfortunately sat in quite a breezy environment. There was one lady sat by the door who attempted to keep it shut with her foot. Though, I didn't really feel the cold thanks to the tea I was gleefully drinking.