Marple is just bloody lovely isn't it?…read more South 7 is an American fancy burger joint doing the aforementioned, ribs, wings, hot dogs etc - and it does them all well, very well. I had a pulled pork burger with baconaise, Appleslaw and tasty fries - washed down by a couple of pints of punk IPA (keg) and Tweed Orange County IPA. The service was spot on and the food was a match for so lita and almost famous, very nice alternative you're down that way! ...and you can also carry on the party in the nearby Norfolk Arms if you like you're craft beer.

Great place if you fancy an awesome burger, fantastic ribs or crafted beer! Have had the Spareribs…read moreseveral times and washed them down with a Blue Moon! Service and prices are spot on!

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!

Myself and my parter popped in on a sunny Wednesday after work. We spotted a few people having…read moretapas and drinks and it looked great We grabbed a table outside in the afternoon sun. We went for the 3 tapas per person deal for 13.95. The menu was slightly confusing about this with added supplemental charges on some dishes which we didn't notice till the bill came. We ordered king prawns in chilli and garlic, croquettes, pig cheek, fried squid, and a pork loin steak with a ratatouille style dressing. Everything was delicious and the pig cheek was my highlight. It fell apart and melted in the mouth. When the bill came we were very satisfied. Although more expensive than we anticipated due to the extra supplement prices. However we were satisfied with the quality and the service. Would definitely go back to sample the other dishes we missed out on. Only missed out on the 5 stars due to the confusing menu regarding prices

Ordered a tapas meal last night, wow where do I start, food was fantastic, delivery time was as…read morespecified and did I mention the food, DELICIOUS will definitely be ordering again or better still, will be visiting after lock down.

Excellent food service and atmosphere, I really enjoyed it here. The staff were very helpful and…read morekind. Great value too.

The Wrens Nest manages to feel out of the way whilst being only a ten minute walk into town and…read morepretty much facing a giant Tesco. Yet it retains its lofty ambitions, sat aperch a hill and surveying the area around. Such a classic Sunday lunch pub and one that people love to discover. Various family and friends have bragged to each other about this place only to find it is not such a secret with locals. This is the kind of place you will take someone to try. They must see it. They shouldn't have to miss out. Bearing all this in mind, it is not perfect. The layout is a little annoying for large parties- no tables will accommodate more than six or seven easily and there simply isn't enough space to be pushing and joining etc. Also, you run the risk on a Sunday of running out of certain meats so either there will be a hefty wait, as on my sister's most recent birthday here, or various diners will eat at different times depending on which meat they want with their Sunday roast. The carvery is good though. An ok amount of choice, but enough to satisfy most eager customers. The air is lively and chatty whilst being relaxed. If it weren't for the points above I'd have given it a 5.

When we visit family in Glossop we always pop in for one of your excellent and good value carverys…read more Staff are always friendly and welcoming. Plus the pub is attractive Sunday 6th May visited between 2pm-3pm for a Sunday Carvery. The carver on duty was Simon i hope I got his name right, think he is Irish. What a lovely friendly chatty guy he is, hang onto him!

The Bun and Bones Club has cherry Coke in a can, which alone is a very good sign…read more The menu is pretty full on, with even the most basic burger coming with two patties and five toppings (you choose from a wide selection, similar to Five Guys). It's also very good value, with that burger priced at £5 and chilli cheese fries and trailer trash fries, meals in themselves, at £4. They also do wings which I shall go back to try. The trailer trash fries involve pulled pork and are really delicious - that's about as good as pulled pork as I've had in Manchester, I think better than Red's or Cocka Doodle Moo down the road in Hazel Grove. My burger involved some good quality bacon, a fried patty of mac and cheese. I would have liked some ketchup but couldn't see it around and feared insulting the staff by adding to their masterpiece! The burger meat isn't quite as good as Filthy Cow, but good nonetheless. Some of the other creations get pretty wild Almost Famous-style, including a donut burger (or is that Solita?). I really liked the set up of the restaurant which had red booths, country music playing and drinks served in plastic red cups. As is obvious from the review it takes a lot of the best of the other burger restaurants in Greater Manchester and puts them together in a winning combo. I am close enough to walk to this place, which is both good and bad for my health (especially as they do takeaway). No doubt I will be back.

An awesome burger joint that does some great quality stuff without making your burger a puzzle on…read morehow to hold the flipping thing that many places fail on. If you check their social media they post a special on Facebook every Friday/Saturday and they're typically on par if not better than the usual line up on the menu. Not tried their fries in a while but the chicken wings are pretty good but definitely 2nd place to the Burger.

tl:dr: great views, great roast beef; haphazard service…read more Bf and I headed off to Marple Bridge which we had read is now a foodie destination albeit neither of us did any refresher research before departure with the result that we accidentally drove right through Marple Bridge and up some sort of gorgeous Peak District-adjacent hill. I was torn between wanting to enjoy view & sunshine and needing to deal with the aforementioned exercise-induced extreme acid hunger I have recently been experiencing. However about 2 minutes later we saw a sign for Peruga on the side of the road and turned in. TripAdvisor announced this is the no 1 restaurant in Marple. The ever reliable John L was less sure and his comments about service were proved right when we walked in and about half a dozen staff within 2 feet of us all looked the other way. I speculated this might be because we had by this point found ourselves in a truly outstanding restaurant location - perched on the side of a hill with wraparound glass windows and a sun bathed terrace, on a glorious May Sunday afternoon. This pointed towards a high likelihood of it being totally booked out, but actually far from it and given my experience of the food I regret this might be because the only thing really lacking here is the service, which just needs to be more attentive and professional. I doubt this would take much work as the staff seem very nice and just being better organised (people on bar were also serving, no one seemed to have an area of tables they look after!!!) We opted for the Sunday lunch which was great value at £16.95 for three courses. We had generous and hearty starters of smoked salmon and ham hock then roast lamb and beef for our mains. I thought the beef was really excellent - I got a huge amount and it was all beautifully tender. Vegetables were quite good too. If they could crisp up the potatoes a bit this would be utterly perfect, but really I had nothing to complain about because the beef was so so good and I want it again ASAP. A chocolate brownie for dessert rounded off this consistently very good meal. I immediately resolved I would bring my dad here and we basically repeated the entire experience, although this time the nice starters were white crab and chicken liver parfait. Beef was not as exquisite as last time but nearly, so consistency does seem to be good here as far as the Sunday lunch goes. Bf had an ale which he said was not well kept (clean the pipe, guys!) and I had a shandy which bizarrely was more expensive. When I went back with my dad we had espresso martinis which weren't the best but it's great they even have a cocktail menu. I think most people were eating but it would be a nice place to come for a terrace drink if the weather is good.

First things first: the view. It's just lovely, and is obviously the major advantage of this…read morerestaurant. So make sure you get a table where you can see it. I've been here twice recently. Both times I've more or less enjoyed the food, but have some major issues that I just cannot let lie. The first time we went, the service was completely hopeless. They were nice enough but kept on doing weird things like bringing a jug of water without any glasses. At the start, they led us into a bar area that was more like a waiting room, with chairs arranged around the perimeter - completely unsuitable for any groups larger than a couple. For the starter, the advertised sourdough bread failed to appear. Instead it had been replaced with a Happy Shopper style slice of brown bread. This is pretty inexcusable - when there's 3 ingredients to a dish, and one has run out, or got burnt or whatever, you have to take that dish off the menu. You can't deliver something else without so much as an apology (on complaining, the witless waitress didn't even appear to understand the issue). On our second visit, the staff were older and far more professional. I suspect they need to spend some more time training the younger ones. The calumny this time was the cheesecake - it had a whipped-cream consistency, nothing like any cheesecake I've had, and altogether lacking in flavour. The menu is pretty unimaginative - expect the expected. This is also one of those places where for larger parties you have to not only pay a per-person deposit, but order your food a week in advance (from a choice of three!!). And, of course, they never give you the menu when you arrive, so good luck remembering what you asked for. Having said all that, for the most part, the cooking here is pretty tasty: good chips, etc. It'd be great to take your granny here, especially with one of the offers, but I wouldn't make it a special occasion.

Name change to Kambuja but same great quality. After over 5 years since my last visit, the fish…read morecurry was just as good - really beautiful flavours. Somehow managed to order the spring rolls again, which still weren't a hit with us, but we loved the summer rolls and the chilli squid was pretty good too. Husband really enjoyed the loc lac topped with a fried egg. It's easy to reserve online and I would recommend this even for a weekday cos it was full when we went on a Tuesday. Good service, everything brought out quickly but no feeling of being rushed. They also have a stall in Stockport Produce Hall now.

Wow wow wow!!! This place is a real find! The only Cambodian restaurant in the North…read more We came in for a quick lunch and my family all went for the sandwiches (Battambang prawn, Bayon chicken, Mekong steak) as I had not eaten Cambodian food since visiting the country many moons ago I cheekily asked for an Amok curry (It was a long shot as it wasn't actually on the lunch menu) and lo and behold, they said they would get me one!! DELICIOUS! ALL OF IT! Yes I'm shouting but this place is definitely worth shouting about! Amok curry with flavours that just zapped me right back in time. If I lived here I would be in every day. Shame I live 250 miles away but can't wait to visit again.

Lovely relaxed restaurant with delicious tapas. Identified…read morethis restaurant from the reviews online and I was very pleased with it. It was a Tuesday night and it was about half full. The service was attentive and friendly. Decor was simple and the atmosphere was nice and casual meaning it is suitable for families, couples, friends or solo. The tapas was delicious. Between two if us we chose 4 dishes which was about right but probably could have squeezed in another. Unfortunately they didn't have some of the items on the menu having had a problem with deliveries that day. The bill came to about £35 and we'd had 4 dishes, one pudding and 4 alcoholic drinks which I thought was very reasonable.

Stopped by for dinner on the way out of Manchester. The inn had a charming atmosphere and it was…read moreclear the locals liked it. Live music later on would have been a plus but alas we were only staying for a short period. When asking for the wi-fi we were told the owner had it and it didn't work. This was not a major issue but I can see why it might be for some people. The food is good but incredibly simple even by pub food standards. They do cater for vegetarians, which was good for my companion's sake. All in all if you want a night on the town, good English drink, cheap, basic food and entertainment then the globe is for you. However if you're looking for a meal with family then I would suggest somewhere with a larger menu and a more extensive degree of plating.

This is my favorite place. I go here every time I visit my sister in Glossop…read more The atmosphere is very Cosy and friendly. Everything I have ever ordered is delicious. The rice especially is amazing. I don't know what they do to season it but it the best.