My mother recently moved house and it is gorgeous it really is - nice fire, big slabs making up the…read morekitchen floor. It reminds me of country houses. I personally can't be doing with the actual country - too many trees and not enough things to do - but i like the old fashioned charm of country cottages. Time for Tea, on Bury New Road, aims to bring a little of the country to drab Prestwich - serving up some cafe treats in the process. Cute little round tables with long white tablecloths, more china than you can shake a stick at - flowers, papers to read. They've thought of everything to make it simply lovely. Yes, lovely thats the word. Try the Welsh Rarebit and chocolate flapjack and while away a few hours in a pretty little cafe. You'll forget where you are.

A small, but very pleasant cafe, which serves a variety of teas and coffees, and a range of…read moremeals/sandwiches/breakfasts. Really nice friendly staff. Four 4-seater Ikea tables & chairs inside, with a similar amount of seating space at the bottom of the steps outside. I would recommend this as an alternative to the nearby Costa (which is good, but doesn't exactly offer value for money when compared to this cafe). If you are looking for somewhere which is a little different to the coffee chains, then this is definitely the place to go in Prestwich Village.

Every time I visit pinto's I always feel welcomed. The service is great and staff are polite and…read morefriendly. They have varied menu to suit all tastes from a big traditional English breakfast to a vegetarian breakfast. Check it out opposite Panama Hatty ' s in Prestwich village.

Very pleasant tea room and cafe close by the heritage sites of Worsley. There is a garden and…read moreindoor seating. Staff are accommodating and although advertised to close at 1600 ( too early) I had a cream tea at 1600. All good, recommended. They do light lunches too, I am sure that they are good.

Sometimes I walk past this coffee shop when I head to work and have always wanted to stop by and…read morescope it out - at the time I was rushing a little so I got a coffee to go. Inside is nice with modern decor but with a homely feel - at the time it was reasonably busy around 12 so I am pretty sure this is popular in the area - my coffee was good not great but I will come here again and have a sit in to do a better review in the future.

They never get my order right! I ordered 3 breakfast meals,…read morea box on 10 timbits, and a doughnut via drive thru in bury new road Manchester. As I was in a rush, I wasn't able to check my order but, I asked the staff member serving me, "Is everything I ordered in the bag?" as it seemed small for what I ordered. The staff member replied, "Yes, it is all in the bag.". I believed her and drove off. I only realised when I reached my destination that the box of timbits and all the sauces were missing. Honestly, terrible service, as this isn't the first time my order hasn't been correct via drive thru. Otherwise the food is delicious and location is OK.

I have been to 2 of the 3 Tim Hortons in the greater Manchester area so far. This was the larger of…read morethe 2 and had A LOT more seating and more menu choice than the Bury store. It also had a drive through and the website says it is open 24 hours, however, i can not vouch for this so i shall just assume its right. I decided to go into the branch, as i needed the toilet, so didn't try the drive through. On first arrival it looked very nice, lots of glass, lots of natural light, lots of space and it wasn't anywhere near to capacity. Considering it was after midday when i visited, this was a good thing. The store was very clean, I got served and finished very quickly and got everything I wanted to get so this is all good. Its a very nice store. If i was to have any criticisms about the store, my only one would be its location. the mile drive down from the Manchester arena wasn't the best, its one of those where (not meaning to offend) I made sure my windows were up and doors were locked. Lots of store openings which seemed dodgy as the smaller shutters were up and were probably selling niike clothing (as in knock off, wasn't a mis spell). However when i was inside waiting for my brother to order, i noticed a Deliveroo rider coming in to collect an order, so when i can finally move up to Manchester, i would more than likely just get someone else to bring it to me so I don't lose a kidney on my way there. its a nicer store than Bury and a lot bigger but I would probably go to the Bury one more due to the surrounding area. I ordered the french vanilla (which I'm still not 100% sure what it is .. so gonna say its a hot choc) and i got the reindeer doughnut, the maple cream and the iced topped crueller. All very nice

The food was excellent. I got cheese and onion pie (lunch) and tried the chocolate challenge…read more(which we failed dismally). The chocolate was to die for...totally scrumptious. The service was really good with friendly and knowledgeable staff. I'll be back for sure. The prices were good also. The seating was good and the wait was not long ( although I booked ahead of time).

The best Patissier and Chocolatier in North Manchester…read more Any time I drive into Manchester (which is very often) I have to drive past Slattery's and always manage to make some excuse to pop in. I shouldn't have to make an excuse to go here - It's excellent. The ground floor is their outstanding chocolate and cake shop - definitely worth spending some time here tasting and choosing what they have on offer. Their selection of over 40 celebration cakes on display are stunning - you'll find yourself staring at them like some sort of art. A few of the wedding cakes are pushing £1,000.. asking if it would be worth it? For me, yes! Their cakes are amazing - no wonder Wayne Rooney bought his wedding cake from here and had it shipped to Italy. You'll find me with my face pressed up against the viewing window where you can watch the cake decorators working hard to perfect these masterpieces *drool* I'm certainly not planning my wedding or anything but I already know that there's a massive possibility that my cake will be from here. On the first floor is an elegant restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and of course CAKE. The menu is fab and I haven't heard anybody mention a bad word about it. I have yet to visit the restaurant and I hear that unless you book weeks in advance you've no chance of getting in, but this only makes me want to try it even more and it is certainly on my list. In the past I have bought baskets from here and made my own hampers, mainly for family or friends at Christmas time - consisting of chocolates, hand make cakes, biscuits, marmalades, wines etc (all locally sourced). Safe to say these always go down well. If you have a sweet tooth, this is somewhere you should definitely visit.

If you want good quality, well priced celebration cakes then Paris is your girl. From minions to…read moreprincesses there isn't an idea she can't bring to life in the fondant form. If you're after something a little bit smaller, I can wholeheartedly recommend the Oreo Cheesecake, the carrot cake, the red velvet cake ... Well, any of the cakes really! The huge slices are very reasonably priced too. Paris also offers outside catering services and a candy buffet cart too.

From the owner: Celebration Cakes Outside Catering…read moreFresh Cakes Cupcakes Tea & Coffee Sandwiches

So I have driven past this little tea rooms many times but never actually seen it. I was a guest at…read morea privately hired Sunday lunch event to mark a half century victory birthday. I heard it's not usually open a Sunday which I personally think is a mistake. However it's a small quaint little indoor tea rooms only about 6 tables and some comfy chairs, with a little counter at the helm boasting all the gorgeous cakes. There was a lovely glass of fizz for arrival and then continual traditional British triangle sandwiches served throughout the afternoon. The tea was served in Downton Abbey style tea cups and saucers against the back drop Of some very beautiful Laura Ashley wall paper and some impressive chandeliers. The staff where very attentive. And lovely to chat too but also child friendly. Which is a bonus as I had my lite shadow in toe. He was most impressed with the tiers of cakes they brought round. Sized just right for me and him. It was a lovely day and outside they have a little decking terrace with some chair so, tables and umbrellas. Only one little unisex toilet but it was clean, fresh and smelt lovely. All in all I thought it was a lovely afternoon. I will need to go back to give an honest review of the actual tea rooms when it's open to the public. But for a private event on a Sunday. At lunch time if you are looking for something for those ladies of a certain age I do would recommend here.

I was really impressed with this place, but just for the purposes of this review I should say that…read moreI only popped in for coffee while out for the day in Heaton Park. It's run by the same guys as Eagle and child pub and offers people from disadvantaged backgrounds a chance to work in a coffee shop/deli/restaurant environment and hopefully give them the skills to further their careers in the industry. All of the staff I came across were super friendly and efficient and the whole place had a great vibe about it. I have to say that if we didn't already have plans to go out for lunch that day then I would have been quite happy staying here for lunch as the tea rooms seemed really cool, the menu quite varied and overall quite a nice place to take a load off for a while. The espresso I had definitely packed a punch (double for £2) and my wife enjoyed her Cappuccino (£2.20). It's great to know this place is here just in case we're out for the day at the lovely Heaton Park and looking for a decent drink or food option.

TL;DR - Nice building, great food, slightly slow service…read more The stables is a gorgeous little place and ideal for stopping off during a trip around Heaton Park. We've been here for tea and coffee a few times but this was the first time we came here to eat. To say it was busy would be an understatement! The queue for the counter was huge, but it just gave us more time to admire the wonderful looking cakes and sandwiches on display. We went for the "gourmet burgers" which were absolutely delicious, coming with fries, salad and homemade coleslaw. They also had a really nice salsa on them too. We had tea to drink which came in nice cups with a Heaton Park logo on them. Unfortunately when we visited there was some construction taking place which meant we couldn't sit outside, and there wasn't really enough seating inside when it was really busy. Just a temporary problem though - I guess the place is a victim of its own success! Also, the service at the counter was quite slow for no obvious reason, but not enough to deter us from coming back!

Popular cafe and chocolate shop in Bury town centre with a loyal clientele. Friendly staff and good…read moreservice. Well worth a visit!

I can't speak too highly of this cafe. The quality of the food and drink is first class and the…read morestaff are helpful, polite and effecient. It's just changed it's name