WONDERFUL FOOD! Great atmosphere, kid friendly! Came here…read moreyesterday for breakfast with zero expectations, and this place more than satisfied our hungry American appetites. Although we had to separate our large party into two groups at different tables they did their best to bring all our meals out at the same time. The traditional English breakfast was perfect.! My omelette was the best I've had in years -- I had m mushrooms, cheese and bacon. It was mouth watering. My latte was also perfect!

Cosy cafe at the end of the High Street, serving a range of teas, coffee and cakes, as well as…read morebreakfasts, salads, and light meals. There are tables outside as well, though they are quite close to the road. A group of nine of us stopped for coffee and cakes on a recent visit. The pros were that the coffees, teas, and cakes were fine. The waitress was a little disorganised, but was very pleasant and they got what was admittedly a large order right. The person behind the till was a bit officious though. We'd chosen to sit at two tables outside (there being nine of us). When she asked us which table we were sitting at, we said "those two tables". To which she said, "yes, but which one?". "Both of them". "But which one?" This repeated a few times in kafkaesque fashion, until we chose just one. Still, it provided a holiday anecdote.

Chocolate milkshake with cream is to die for me and my friends went and the service was delightful…read moreI would highly recommend 5 stars

Lovely place in Lymm with comfortable leather seats, a sofa area by the window and outdoor verandah…read morewhich is perfect for summer. I went in for a quick coffee and hot chocolate with a friend. The had a good menu which had an array of food, drink and coffee facts. There was three waiters for a small venue. What I noticed is that all the waiters seemed to know everyone who walked through the door. Obviously a place for locals as one came in for a takeaway lunch and coffee. I would definitely come in again and spend more time there and sample the menu. Someone had a full english breakfast next to me and it looked devine.

As Americans visiting family in Leeds we were highly offended when we were handed the menu. On the…read morefront is a plane flying a banner 86-47. Unless they are clueless this is slang for kill Trump (the 47th President). If we weren't with family that we didn't want to embarrass we would have walked out immediately. For a restaurant that advertises as American food it was disgraceful. Food was mediocre.

This is a great place for breakfast. The food tastes incredible and is most definitely value for…read moremoney. Staff were friendly and attentive. Highly recommend!

I went here for the first ever Yelp Manchester Breakfast Club. This small deli in Didsbury was full…read moreof early morning diners on arrival, so we grabbed a small table outdoors, until space was made and then hurried back inside as it was freezing! But, I imagine its a lovely place to dine outdoors when it warms up a bit. Great comprehensive menu, covering all bases of breakfast, from full English or rather full Didsbury, a large selection of egg based breakfast delights including Eggs Benedict and Eggs Florentine, French Toast, American Toast, Bagels, Porridge and Churros . . . yes Churros! Delicious fried cinnamon dough, rolled in sugar with hot chocolate sauce, wow! As well as serving delicious food, there is also a great selection of olives, cheeses, chutneys, teas and cakes to buy. I could of spent a good hour perusing the shelves and stocking up on all sorts of world cheeses and home made hummus's, but I was so full after my Full Didsbury, that I just bought some roasted garlic and headed for a lie down. I shall return and maybe next time visit the chickens who live in the garden out back.

As Burton Road Bakery (http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/burton-road-bakery-manchester) was full and there…read morewas a wait for tables, we decided to pop round the corner and try out the untested Thyme for a spot of brunch instead. Though there were no tables available inside, there was room out the front under their large canopy which had bench seating and patio heaters. The friendly waiter promptly gave us the menus and after a quick look I chose to have a pot of Earl Grey tea (obviously), which was a bargain at less than £2. My friends also went for tea and coffee. There was a 20 minute wait for us to get our drinks, with a couple of the staff not catching on at us looking round slightly forlorn and tea-less. When they did arrive though, they were those colourful 'Tea for One' cup and teapot sets which held about 2-3 cups-worth of brew, so they were definitely value for money from a café. Two of us ordered Eggs Benedict and one a Full English. I've had much better eggs I must say - they were overcooked and lacked the runniness you look forward to getting when you cut into them. All in all though the food was fine (the bacon in particular was good), though it wasn't amazing. This probably isn't somewhere to dine if you only want a quick bite to eat on busy days, but you can get a half decent brunch and drink for just less than a tenner.

This is the one place where I tried it for the first time this year ... and always have to go back…read more I have been here for a little bite, and a larger service meal and it's been exceptional every time. The first few times I went I only had a little time so had to go for the pies and each have been amazing. LOVE the cherry, that is my favourite at the best of times and this one was great! When I've been on Fridays, it's been a lot more chill and relaxed, easily got a seat, enjoyed the layout and ambiance, looking out the window through the plants. When I went on a Saturday (granted it was around noon) it was very busy ... which is a good thing as I only wanted a takeout coffee. Every slice of pie I've had has been epic (especially the Manchester tart). The staff has always been super helpful and lovely. Recently I was able to sit down for longer and order a fuller meal. I went for the cowboy beans, and while they weren't what I was expecting, they were super tasty. Cannot recommend this place enough and I look forward to going back time and time again.

Great place for brunch! Many good egg options and fantastic pie selection. We had their turkish…read moreeggs (that came with amazing soft bread) and their lemon meringue toasted coconut pies. Highly recommend the sweet pies!

It was excellent really. My wife and I hadn't been before so our son proposed it for brunch so with…read moreDaughter in Law at work three adults and three kids turned up hungry mid morning. It was a pre Christmas wet day here in North West England and this place was really inviting. They have an impressive selection of cakes and home made cheesecakes but it was savoury for the adults this morning. The kids, being kids opted for varieties of waffle. Some waffles were chocolate and banana based some were strawberries and cream - it turned out that the slightly under ripe banana was apparently optional - the 7 year old reckoned it could be left on the side. I ordered a mackerel omelette and it was delicious with the only issue being a cold plate. It was served with two pieces of bloomer which hopefully had butter. Cold plates don't work with hot breakfasts. My wife chose an off menu salmon omelette while junior opted for the full English breakfast which again was perfectly cooked. He chose fried halloumi as an extra. I tasted a piece and it was excellent. The coffees: flat white, cappuccino and junior's black were ace too. The welcome was friendly, the service very good but no excuse for cold plates with hot food.

There's a bit of guilt associated with this review as the staff were lovely, but on comparison to…read moreanother indie cafe only a couple of doors down (Fresh Filling), this place seriously lacked ambiance. How pretentious did that sound. They're very new, so that needs to be kept in mind - they might still have plans for the interior. It lacks colour and cosiness and didn't leave me feeling I'd want to return soon for another hot chocolate (which was lovely, by the way). I really want to support local small businesses but they have to be appealing to the locals. If they up the comfort factor and replace the furniture they'll be well on their way. One to keep an eye on I think.

Great little restaurant we ended up in as our usual (The Legh Arms) was closed due to a fire…read more Sometimes it's the places you find by accident that turn out to be the most memorable. Although the name and the interior is a little deceptive, the menu is superb. The Prestbury Rarebit was a feast of oozy cheesy goodness, and the grilled goats cheese and beetroot salad was superb. I have it on good faith that the mushroom stroganoff was excellent as well. Sadly I was too full for desert (eating out three times in one day will do that to you) but the home made cakes looked delicious. According to the front-of-house manager (one half of the two sister owners), everything is made fresh in house using quality local ingredients. Definitely worth a visit if you're down that way.

Excellent traditional English cafe, really tasty food and very friendly service. I can highly…read morerecommend the quiche of the day and the fresh scones and cakes.

My boyfriend and I were saying our goodbyes to my bestfriend and his girlfriend who were in town…read morefrom the states visiting the UK. We decided as a last send off, we were going to grab a bit of breakfast. The original place we had our hearts set on, was well and truly packed out so we decided to walk down towards the bus station where we were leaving out of to try for another spot. We happened upon this cafe and decided to pop in. We weren't sure if it was a seat yourself kind of place, so I went up to the counter and asked. The girl at the till mumbled something that I completely missed, but my friends managed to hear 'have a seat, menus are on the table'. So we sat down and there were no menus. I think she may have said she would bring menus over because she came right after us with some menus. Fair enough. The breakfast menu was pretty standard with your full breakfasts, your full veggie breakfasts, your eggs, omelets and a range of fresh juices, sodas, coffees and teas. We all ordered the full Manchester, which was basically a full English, and my bestfriend, who is vegetarian, ordered a cheese omelet, a hash brown and some toast. We pretty much all received what we were expecting in a fry up, except for one thing. We weren't asked how we wanted our eggs and it didn't even dawn on any of us until we got our eggs and they were poached. I'm not a fan of poached eggs, but I ate it anyway. My bestfriends girlfriend on the other hand, wasn't a fan and pushed it to the side. I felt bad, it being her first experience with a fry up. I was pretty impressed, she tried the blood sausage and didn't revolt. All in all, the food was pretty standard and the service was ok. We had to wait a while to get the bill, but I found that, too, pretty standard of Manchester.

It's just the atmosphere of Cafe Metro that lends itself to ideas of Paris and artists and writers…read moresitting around tables, smoking fags, and waxing poetic about literature and philosophy. A small, if-you-blink-you-miss-it café hidden gem. Cafe Metro is a brilliant place for lunch to mingle with the friendly staff who speak broken English and with professionals and amateur artists. Manchester writer and comic artist David R. Williams penned part of a short story here, and he's not the only budding writer at work. All over the café are people chatting, mingling, smoking, and a few lone figures are seated in the dark corners, busily scratching away on paper. Of course, Cafe Metro isn't all about the incredibly casual, continental atmosphere. The food is excellent, especially their vegetarian spaghetti, and the coffee is always brilliant. The grilled chicken sandwich is definitely to be tried, as is the lasagna. Cafe Metro is a seat-yourself, pay-your-waitress-or-at-the-till, eat-with-your-friends-or-dine-alone casual café on two floors, with large windows on the ground floor for people-watching. It's a great place to spend an entire day practicing your artistic endeavors, or a cute little shop to grab a bite to eat on your lunch break.