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.

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.

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.

This place really took me by surprise. It's on the main road, attached to a Morrisons store and is…read moresupposed to be an authentic Italian deli...my expectations were not too high but I have got to say that this place is great and the people of Whitefield are lucky to have such a great deli on their doorstep. They have freshly baked bread, Italian meats, cheese, homemade icecream, olive oil, cream cakes and more. We stopped by for a small bite to eat, which turned into a big bite to eat and we will definitely be back. In particular, I would recommend the fresh bread from here and also the icecream (although not together), the quality of the bread and icecream is exceptionally high.

When you think of Italy, a shop unit adjacent to Morrison's on Bury Old Road is probably not what…read moresprings to mind. Don't be misled though - Roma is authentically Italian in every way. It's a triple act here - shop, cafe and takeaway. The shop sells all manner of Italian foods - pasta and Roma's home made pasta sauces, rice, polenta, pannetone, home made ice cream, sausages, charcuterie, antipasti... you name it, it's here. Then there's the take out - home made pizzas etc. (we went for a take out salami calzone which was amazing) and desserts. The desert I went for was something with an Italian name which I could barely pronounce so I'm hardly going to try and spell it now, but suffice it to say it was an amazing blend of meringue, amaretti biscuits and Nutella. We didn't sample the cafe but it was doing brisk business on a Saturday lunchtime and lots of the people were clearly regulars. The standout feature of our visit had to be the staff. Even though we were only getting a very small order, they incredibly attentive - taking time to explain the options, asking how we wanted things packing, offering to tweak the temperature of the calzone better to our suiting.

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.

**DO NOT EAT HERE IF YOU HAVE A FOOD ALLERGY** I will never…read moreeat at crowded house again, my so called gluten free saag aloo pie meal had gluten in and I was extremely poorly after eating it. I reported this to the restaurant they sent a picture of the pie ingredients saying it was gluten free, however I know because I ate nothing before or after this meal and had a true gluten reaction which the meal caused. I emailed the restaurant and was given no apology and they didn't even bother to reply to my second email. If you have a food allergy I would be very careful in this restaurant!

Excellent restaurant with a fantastic selection of very tasty food. They have a wide variety of…read moremeal choices and cater for vegetarian and vegan options. Very friendly serving staff always have a smile on their face. The menu changes on a regular basis so there's always something new to look forward to.

Appears to be closed. Last review left in 2025. Walked 5mins here and found the door as a different…read morename.

A great coffee shop in Manchester! I was visiting for the weekend and looking for a place for a…read morelate breakfast. At 11 am on a Saturday, they weren't too packed and even if they were this place is huge so there is plenty of room to sit down and enjoy! What I ordered: I got a cappuccino and a falafel salad. The cappuccino was huge! The salad was filling and came w hummus, guacamole, and a veggie mix! I loved it! Prices were reasonable for what you get! Another bonus- there were outlets next to all of the booths! Nice. I would highly recommend this place!

The Warehouse cafe is adjacent to the Museum of Science and Industry on Lower Mosley Street in the…read moreCity of Manchester. The cool and inviting and warehouse style interior is relaxed and friendly. there is high table and chairs and quite a few long tables with chairs or relaxing comfortable sofas to relax into. They sell freshly baked muffins pastries and other freshly made products. Coffee was great and reasonably priced. It can get busy at peak times due to the location next to the museum. But if you want somewhere to relax go first thing otherwise it may get a little crowded. I do like the place though plus it has free wifi from the museum next door.

Open early even on Sunday! Great for early birds especially those who wants to visit Museum. Staff…read moreare all smiley and nice. It made my day. :)

I cannot understand why this place has not had more reviews. Easily one of the best places for a…read moreFull English Manchester. Had my usual breakfast, fried bread, fried mushrooms, tinned tomatoes, baked beans, 2 thick pork sausages, 2 slices of bacon, a fried egg cooked to perfection with a lovely runny yolk, two slices of white toast with butter and a cup of coffee all for £4.20. Kendricks also do other variations on the breakfast. Always friendly service.