The Real German Sausage stall is essentially a hot dog stall that does German sausages as opposed…read moreto the more common British hot dog stall who sell things like Cumberland etc. They do Bratwurst and Brockwurst (mixture of pork and beef) sausages, and Frikadel (pork) burgers. I was freezing walking through town recently and decided the smell was just too tempting to avoid. I got a Brockwurst with onions and cheese for £2.50. It was really nice, not too expensive and warmed/filled me up perfectly. The only problem is that they are really hard to eat without spilling ketchup or grease down yourself! I would recommend standing still with a handful of napkins if you plan to get out unstained.

Usually to be found on Kirkgate, outside Debenhams this is my favourite street food vendor…read more Despite the name they sell German sausage and burgers and they are delicious! I think what really sets them apart for me is that the lady is always so friendly too.

GEM, GEM, GEM !!!!!…read more The absolute most amazing casual joint concept I ever heard of; and I live in USA. It's absolutely and undoubtedly DELICIOUS!

We loved it here! Decor was really cool. They had some good music playing also. The guy who…read morewelcomed us in was AWESOME. Really chill bloke. He gave us some recommendations which we took and really enjoyed. We also chatted for a bit about why we're there and it really made the experience even better. Our actual waitress though, was really slow to check on us and see if we needed anything. Probably just busy. Anyway, food was delicious! Definitely needed more salt though.

I really like the Manchester European Christmas Market. It's the first Christmas Market I ever…read moreexperienced, so maybe it's also a bit nostalgia for me since the first time I went I was enamored. However, now that I have been to Europe many times in the winter and I've experienced the Christmas markets in various cities in different countries, I still do enjoy the Manchester Christmas Market though. It has a very warm, inviting atmosphere. It's not big and not too small either. As an American, I love the idea of public drinking outdoors, so I loved sipping warm mulled wine outdoors in a festive setting. There's even double decker, two levels bars here. So you have your choice. You can cozy up indoors, you can head upstairs to the second level to overlook the entire market, or you can take your mug and wander around the festival. I also really like the layout of the cute wooden huts. They're not in just a long straight row like some markets. The Christmas Market in Manchester takes over an entire square, and the stalls are laid out in a grid, so it's easy to wander and check out all of the stalls. The layout invites you to linger, sipping and eating as you go versus some markets you kind of just market straight through and they have a separate area for sitting and eating. However, the downside of this, is this market is incredibly crowded. I mean I quite like a crowded, festive atmosphere, but it's just a bit too crowded. The market has expanded outside the main square now, and does carry on throughout the city to a few other squares which are less crowded and the prices for food seem to be cheaper too. Also, one of my favorite things at the market are to sample different foods and I particularly like the variety of food options at this market. There's lots of interestings things to try. This year, we had the Yorkshire Pudding Wrap which was awesome. We also shared some cheesy garlic potatoes which were decadently delicious. I always have a good time at this market and I like the big Santa on top of the building, and all the decor that just make this market so fun to wander through.

It was alright. The market has interesting stalls, and if you're searching for Christmas ornaments…read more This would be the place to find them. Great place to buy some handcrafted, and homemade chocolates and edible things. Not really a fan of sweets, but indeed the place to buy them if you are looking for that sort of thing.

Great priced and delicious option for lunch…read more I ventured down to the Street Food Market in Piccadilly Gardens for lunch today and was spoilt for choice. There were several options I fancied but the halloumi and falafel wrap offered here won out. For £4.50 you get a really good portion of filling and salad. I chose mayo and sweet chilli sauce to go in my wrap on the stall holders recommendation. This worked really well. I imagine I'll be taking the short walk from work here on many more Thursdays and Fridays. Healthy (ok maybe not the mayo), fast and reasonably priced. Everything you need for a great lunch. Highly recommended.

This eatery is right by my work, but I don't visit here often, but when I do, it has been a…read morecomplete mix! I once had Fish n' Chips from here, which was absolutely disgusting. The fish (cod) was watery and flavourless, and the chips were undercooked. However, I have heard that they have improved the fish, but currently I am not brave enough to return to the fish. That being said, the dish I mostly likely take away from here is from the orientals station, which is Chili Beef with Noodles. I am a big fan of Chili Beef, and the food from here is satisfactory.

If cheap, school dinner type, generous portioned size hot meals are your thing then Eats will do…read moreyou good. I couldn't call it a restaurant at all though. I wandered in here looking for a stealthy meal to keep me going through some lengthy library times. I got a plate of meat pasta and a coffee for £2.95 so it was very good for value that's for sure. A wolfed down the generous portion down but I didn't ask for anything particularly special and I didn't get it either. My mate had a pizza in which he didn't actually expect to have a whole one and a drink for £3! Very good on the stodge and energy. Eats is open for a hearty breakfast at 8am and serves lots of meals between 11am and 3pm. Each day is a themed day, such as Mexican, Fish, Curry. I'm not likely to come back here again as often this type of food would send me to sleep from the sheer size and stodge. But it's great for a energy boost who can handle this and catered students are getting an alright deal I guess.