I've been sat in here for about 3 hours so I feel a review is warranted!…read more I don't want it to sound snobby but I think this spot is out of place in Leigh. Most of the places around here are quite run down and basic but Spinning Slots is lovely. Its open plan, bright and vibrant, and the coffee is tasty at a very affordable price! I had a pot of tea and a bottle of water which totalled £2.75 and then followed that with a flat white for £1.75. I was slightly worried when the coffee was that cheap but it was well made and tasted great! Looks like they do lunch options as well but on this occasion it was just drinks for me!

From the owner: Coffee, Sandwiches, Cakes, Home maderead more

We came across this cafe off the station. Before visiting Bachem UK, we had our lunch here. Tuna…read moresandwich and mini breakfast. The sandwich was tasty and the mini breakfast was as well. The service and price was great. Selina was very nice. Come by and enjoy the experience.

Been coming here for a couple of years now, the breakfasts are excellent and very consistent yet…read morestill very good value for money. The good thing about this place is excellent, friendly staff and you always get service with a smile. I travel here from the centre of town but is well worth the round trip for me, If your in the area call in, you won't be disappointed.

Ending up in Atheron for the recent BentNBongs Beer Festival, I arrived early to have a bit of a…read morescout around only to find that there wasn't what I'd call a massively active foodie scene in town. Which is fair enough as "it is what it is" but after enjoying a quick £2 bacon bap and espresso deal in takeout only Greggs, I was still without somewhere to sit in and shelter from the howling wind and cold. So I nipped down the road and found Jigsaw which was clean, tidy and looked much better than some of the other food outlets in the city. They served reasonably priced sandwiches, cakes etc but I was mostly interested in shelter and a good cup of tea. At this they excelled as I sat at my table reading the paper for half an hour while charging my phone and taking advantage of their reasonably priced pots of tea (Green, mint and breakfast) for £1 - who can argue with that! If I was in town again then I'd definitely head to Jigsaw.

Me, my daughter and grandaughter called today as I had noticed on the display they did afternoon…read moreteas, (only saw it by chance as its not clearly advertised). I ordered the afternoon tea for 2 which comprised of a selection of sandwiches, we choose ham and cheese, it came along with salad, crisps, 2 scones with clotted cream and homemade jam, 2 mince pies, and 2 slices of madeira cake. Choice of tea of coffee, we choose tea which came in a huge pot. All this for 6.50. I ordered a small beans on toast for my grandaughter, cost one pound. You can travel a couple of miles down the road and pay over double for this. My only suggestion to Zigsaw would be to advertise this more clearly as I only saw it by chance. We will be coming back. Well done, oh the staff are lovely.

Easily one of the best butty shops in Bolton!!! As I work in the building trade 4 days out of 5 I…read morewill be getting some breakfast from somewhere and when I stumbled upon this beauty, I knew I would be going back! Cheap and not shy on giving you that little bit more! Lots of choice to choose from and staff where really nice!!

I'm so happy that my office is only 5 minutes from here…read more Luciano's is an Italian restaurant and deli hidden in a corner next to The Macron Stadium - the home of Bolton Wanderer's FC. I've been here a few times for lunch, but I usually grab a sandwich to go from the deli counter - today, i decided to sit in and catch up with a friend. They do everything here from sandwiches at lunch time to a full dinner menu - with all the usual Italian dishes making a appearance. I have only been here for lunch, so I can't comment on the dinner menu, although it looks varied with everything from antipasti, to pasta, pizza, steak.. you name it, they do it. So i'm quite excited to pop back here sometime and try this out. But for salads and sandwiches at lunch - spot on!

Sometimes an impromptu decision is the best decision. I had…read moreevery intention of coming to Luciano's for a well earned coffee and ended up having a really nice meal. When you walk in, it has a good atmosphere this place, not too open, not too cramped. There is a nice display of Pannatones, Coffee grounds, Pastas etc to buy, a great selection of wines and a well stocked chiller full of soft drinks. The waiter asked where I'd like to sit, I explained I would just like a coffee and that wasn't a problem. Here's where the seasoned pro sales skills come in... "I will leave a menu here in case you fancy anything to nibble" he said...well done, because it worked and before i knew it I had ordered the early bird special of any pasta dish and either a glass of wine, a peroni or a soft drink for £10.95. I asked if could have a coffee instead and that was fine... Damn you non existant will power!! I ordered a cheesey garlic bread side and the Gnocchi Etna. This was Gnocchi with spinach, chilli and sausage. As I sipped my lovely flat white, 20 minutes passed by and the food arrived. It was presented very well, there was easily enough Garlic bread to share if you needed to! The Gnocchi was really nice, not too spicy at all and the sauce was a nice consistency. It was maybe a little salty, but that was mainly due to the sausage and the pancetta that where in it I'm guessing. The waiter did a check back, which is good (if not it's a bit of a bug bear for me) and brought me the bill promptly when asked. Grand total of £13.90 which i thought was a bargain as I was well and truly full! I would recommend Lucianos to anyone that fancies either a nice relaxing coffee in different surroundings than your usual chain bought one and now if you fancied somewhere for a casual, yet still somehow sophisticated, light evening meal for a bargain price.

This is a lovely little sandwich shop in Altrincham that serves up the best in comfort food, hot…read moreand cold sandwiches, soups, cakes, cookies, crisps, pies and more. It's a very popular spot for the lunch crowd, probably because it's such good value for money and a fast, friendly service.

This is my favorite sandwich shop in Altrincham, after living and working within 5 minutes walking…read moredistance for a number of years I feel I can fairly say that you will be seriously hard pressed to find a better sandwich, there really is something in the name..... what they make here certainly comes from very good stock! All the sandwiches that have been ready made that morning in various selections of soft fresh bread have an original slant on the favorites listed in most sandwich bars, you can also place an order to have one made up by the ladies out back who know the many well stocked fridges like the back of their hands, all the meats are cut fresh too! It is the one stop working lunch bar where you can also find multiple choices for drinks and crisps... so much so that they would put Tesco to shame! They also do a mean breakfast barm!

A great sandwich bar with friendly staff, in fact lots of staff as they do deliveries. You can end…read moreup spending a lot of money here as they do breakfasts, homemade snacks such as bakewells and flapjacks and awesome lunches. They are a bit behind the times with their handwritten menus on paper and not tweeting their soup of the day but the food more than makes up for it. They pretty much do everything that a sandwich shop would sell such as fruit, chocolate, milk, sandwiches, salad, jacket potatoes and other hot food. Everyday they have a different soup and a hot and cold food option which is different to the main menu. They are generally extremely busy and it isn't unusual to see the shop packed. Therefore do ring beforehand but not during lunch as they won't answer the phone! The reason why people flock here is the Shark Special. It has chicken, mushrooms, onions with a spicy mayonnaise on a toasted hoagie. It has to be tried! If you are on the tram, stop off at Brooklands and grab a shark special (named after the rugby club which used to train nearby).

Now, what would be nice? We'll start with raspberry ice, and then some cakes and tea…read more.. I love Mary Poppins, and when I saw that Poppins Tearooms was soon to be opening in the heart of Horwich, I couldn't wait to give it a try. The tearooms occupy a former shop unit, which in turn is part of a house, so I was curious how they could make it feel less of a house and more of a venue, but that's the clever part... they intentionally don't! Split into two rooms, the tearooms intentionally feel like an Edwardian parlour, complete with pretty glass sconces, flock wallpaper, and lace tablecloths. The room to the rear of the building is cute, comfortable and (like the rest of the place) cosy. I chose to sit in the first room, but the rear parlour would be ideal if you want a little peaceful intimacy. My initial impression walking in was very pleasant. I walked in from the drizzle and cold wind into the warmth, where golden oldies were playing gently in the background, and a few ladies sat around happily chatting away, laughing and enjoying afternoon teas. A member of staff, complete in Edwardian service uniform welcomed me, and after I hung my coat on the coat stand beside Mary Poppins' hat and parrot handled umbrella, took me to a table and gave me the menu. The menu has some really tasty options both in the delicious sounding food menu, and the impressive tea offerings. I opted to go for the mature cheddar and ham toasted sandwich, and a pot of Assam Bari tea, provided by Ronnefeldt Tea, who are more well known for providing tea to five star hotels. Lucky little Horwich! The loose leaf tea was delicious, and came served in cute vintage crockery. Although this time I chose a toastie, I liked the look of "Tea with Bert", a traditional cream tea which I'll be partaking in next time! My toasted sandwich arrived on doorstop toast, lovingly crammed with ham (no miserly single slices here!), and melting cheddar and served with a bijou dressed salad, and a pot of coleslaw. It was a delicious lunch, and the coleslaw was lovely and crunchy too. The price of this lunch complete with tea came to less than £6, which is very good value! Sadly, Poppins doesn't currently accept card payments, but they plan to in the future once they get a little more established. The owner also told me that she had great plans for the future, not just continuing the Mary Poppins theme (there was talk of a mural and even an upside table on the ceiling!), but other ideas such as tea tasting evenings, and hosting private parties in the rear parlour. Poppins Tearooms is a lovely place and really good value for what is being offered, in such a pleasantly cosy, warm and quaint setting. Whether you fancy a pot of tea and a slice of chocolate cake, or a bowl of warming soup and a glass of rose lemonade, Poppins is somewhere I would happily recommend.