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    The Pasty Shop

    3.9 (12 reviews)
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    Emma Louise M.

    If you've ever been to a train station in the last ten years you'll know what these are. Not a shop for Twilight fans, Nicola Roberts or Factor 50 users (and don't judge me on this because I've fallen into this category, I'm giving up the fake tan moisturiser and the sun-loungers), but a shop for people who like hot things wrapped up in chunky pastry. The pasty is a British staple, something which the whole country unites in. Southerners may balk at chips with gravy which we Northerners love, we may all be shocked at Liverpudlians and Geordies who like to deep fry both pies and Mars Bars, but the humble pasty is a snack we all rejoice in. Unless we're on diets. Then we just crave them. I 100% agree with Sam's travelling day food excuse. I do exactly the same. If I've got a long train journey anything goes... sweets (especially sweets), Friij milkshakes, chocolate, dubious sandwiches, honey roasted cashews, and of course pastry goods. Here at these train station outlets you can get the hot, steamy likes of varied steak fillings (vegetables, giant steak, mixed steak, steak and stilton), lamb and mint, Cornish, obviously, chicken and veg, roast pork, vegetable and cheese and onion for the herbivores, and some more unusual offerings like chicken balti, bacon carbonara, cauliflower cheese and cheese, tomato and basil, as well as alternatives like the cheese and ham or chicken and asparagus slice or the classic sausage roll. Plus every pasty is prepared by hand and they use 100% fresh and natural ingredients. Can't argue with that now. There's something about a pasty and a train journey. In winter, trains tend to be stupidly cold, and a pasty's the perfect thing to warm those winter blues. It's stodge wrapped in more stodge, what more could you ask for? Ditch the low calorie fest and warm yourself with a pasty-induced layer of blubber. It's how the Eskimos do it. Well, not with pasties, but they'd certainly munch them if they were available I'm sure.

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    Pollen Bakery - Checking in

    Pollen Bakery

    4.5(8 reviews)
    0.5 miPetersfield, Ancoats
    ££

    I've been to pollen for take out pastries, coffee, and adore their sourdough, but I've never…read moreactually sat down to eat anything more than pastry ... until I did. whenever I've passed this branch, its always been busy, people queued outside on weekends, all tables full inside and outside, and generally busy, so I was a little worried I wouldn't be able to get sat down when I went. It was a Sunday morning, and I could only get there long after opening due to my transport arrangements so I was worried ... but thankfully I was easily able to get a table to sit down and eat .. I'm lucky most of the people of Manchester don't wake up early on a Sunday. So it was a little quiet but inside was almost full when I got there ... which was nice. It was a decent day and I was kinda close to the window so could see the marina and all the people exercising and walking their dogs and it's with sitting and just chill. So with sitting and eating, I wanted to get something good. it always looked amazing when I was waiting for my drink to take out, but I'm always one to have eggs Benedict whenever I can, so I figured I might as well try theirs ... and it did not disappoint. It came with ham hock, 2 eggs, brown butter, hollandaise, and crispy kale on their own sourdough. Im not usually one to have kale ... but they made it amazing. I finished every last bit and wanted more ... it was hands down, one of the best eggs Benedict I have ever had. To accompany the eggs benny, I also went for a coffee, as you do, and an orange juice, which was so nice. Hands down will always recommend people to go to pollen, if not for their sourdough and coffee and pastries to go, but also to sit and eat. Love this place

    This place is quite popular! There was a long line (or queue) but it went pretty quickly. I was…read morehappy they had an iced black, since I prefer ice coffees. There is a homemade Yuzu drink that I'd love to try next time. Outside has a few more seats than inside. They can run out of food, so I'd make sure you get here on the early side if you want food. It's a pretty casual spot and loudness level depends on the crowd. The food tastes very good!

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    Helen Bakery - Hallelujah praise the Naan!

    Helen Bakery

    5.0(1 review)
    3.0 miLevenshulme
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    Aaaah Helen Bakery, the hidden jewel in Manchester's foodie crown. A diamond in the rough. A place…read moreepitomising the don't judge a book by its cover theory. The last decade has seen a steady development of what I call Curry Mile 2! The stretch of Stockport road through longsight, Levenshulme and Stockport is beginning to attract more foodies and resembles the famous Rusholme foodlevard more and more. Like the Curry mile it's never going to be a Michelin 5 star experience. But if amazing food is what you're after there's plenty on offer here. Ever since Nawab opened its doors 12 or so years ago the aforementioned argument has taken hold. Let's talk about Helen Bakery though, which in fact won't take long. Much like Abbaseen down the road there isn't much variety. This is a specialist food place. The former do incredible Chapli Kebabs (I hate using the word kebab because it demeans the quality of the Chapli but hey ho. Real foodies will know that the word kebab is not JUST linked to donner grease and understand the difference between a Kobeda, a Shish, a Chapli et al) and the latter do Naan breads. And let me tell you, the Naans at Helen are incredible. There's basically two varieties. The simple naan (4 for a £1!! YES I know. Given the quality his is day light robbery) Then there's the "Special naan" (at 80p also a steal) which is garnished with sesame seeds and a hint of olive oil. There are a selection of meat offerings to go with the famous naan breads but so tasty are the said carbolicious treats you'd wanna eat them on their own. So stop Yelp wandering and go get some Naan of yo nan!

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    Rollers Bakery and Café

    Rollers Bakery and Café

    4.0(7 reviews)
    0.6 miCity Centre
    £££

    Happy to be the first person to review this establishment in the 21st century, the cinnamon rolls…read moreare stellar as always and I'm 95% sure that's the only reason this place has been open nearing 20 years (don't fix something that's not broken) lovely little sweet afternoon treat, thoroughly enjoyed my time here, don't know if I can say the same for the girl (presumably on her first date) getting bored to death by a gentleman who wouldn't let her get a word in edgeways. Also the fellow handing out the free samples ignored me and my partner but it didn't stop us from getting that cinnamon roll.

    I adore Rollers! The only place I know of in the UK that does sweetrolls and cinnamon rolls to the…read moresame quality as over in the USA! They also do slices of pizza, and various drinks. For me, a perfect visit is to get a cinnamon sweet roll (warmed, with extra frosting!) and a nice big cup of tea, not only because it's so delicious that you groan when you take your first bite (*ahem*), but because it's such good value, and the staff are very friendly and welcoming. The venue itself is long and narrow, but has several tables and a stylish art piece on the wall showing people enjoying the sweet rolls! This place is a real gem, but because it's just at the top of the escalators near the entrance, people tend to miss it, despite the free samples often offered! Definitely give this place a try sometime, it's too delicious not to!

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