No. 1 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Manchester

Loved the vibe in this little Gay Village spot. The vintage decor and rustic feel made it such a cosy place to unwind over dinner. Just a really nice, relaxed setting.

The salad bowls here are huge, seriously. Loads of fresh stuff and toppings. For the price you pay, you&#39;re definitely getting your money&#39;s worth. The vegan one I tried was tasty too.

Stopped in for breakfast before our flight. The kids&rsquo; English breakfast was a hit, and they loved the menu with colouring activities. Free WiFi was handy. Solid choice if you&rsquo;re near the airport.

The staff here are so lovely. Maria remembered I&rsquo;d ordered the truffle pasta last time and asked if I wanted it again. That kind of attention is really nice.

The coffee and cake at this caf&eacute; were exceptional! Jessica provided amazing service, making my visit even more enjoyable. I&#39;ll definitely be back for more.

The hot chocolate was a real treat! Perfect for a cosy catch-up with friends.

Been coming here for years, and their brunch menu never disappoints. Tried the new avocado toast last Friday &ndash; just the right amount of everything. Staff remembered my usual coffee order, which is always a nice touch. Place was quiet for a change.

A decent cafe. The fried breakfast potatoes were pretty good, and I liked the cherry brownie I took away. Staff were friendly. It was a bit busy, so service wasn&#39;t the quickest.

Really liked how spacious and comfortable it was inside. The calm atmosphere let me really focus on my meal without feeling rushed. Perfect for a relaxed lunch. The decor was simple and nice, added to the vibe.

The salmon was a generous portion and tasted so fresh. Really appreciated the quality of the ingredients.

Great spot for a quick bite near the uni. Grabbed a panini, it was solid. Service was fast, got my order in minutes. Just what you need when you&#39;re in a rush. Simple and reliable.

The location is fantastic, surrounded by trees and greenery, creating a serene environment. However, the service can be a bit slow at times.

Coffee was excellent, and the Nutella brownie was a real treat. I appreciated the covered outdoor area at the back for a quiet afternoon. The wine list is quite limited, which was a shame as I&#39;d have loved a glass to go with that brownie. Still, a solid spot for a cake fix.

Portions are generous, and the food arrives hot and promptly. The paratha breakfast is particularly hearty and well-presented.

Food was brilliant, and the host&#39;s welcome was spot on. Their wine list had some interesting local finds that paired nicely.

The grilled salmon was so fresh, it practically melted. Loved the side of steamed greens, crisp and not overcooked. Perfect for a light lunch. Service was quick, which was a bonus.

The French toast is decadent, a real treat. But the portion is massive, almost too much for one. Shared it with my partner and it was perfect. Their house coffee was a surprisingly good match, cut through the richness nicely.

The flat white here is spot on. The baristas clearly know what they&#39;re doing&mdash;got the balance just right, not too bitter or milky. Really enjoyed that one.

The Bollywood tunes were a nice touch, made the whole place feel lively. Food was decent, but honestly, the music was the best part for me. Just a fun background vibe while you eat.

Breakfast spot with a huge menu. Gluten-free options and different milks, no problem. Presentation on the dishes was pretty spectacular.

Nice spot for a weekend coffee. The food was pretty good and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s got a relaxed, chilled-out vibe. A bit busy when we went, but that&#39;s to be expected.

A nice spot for a quiet brunch. The food felt fresh and simple, just what I needed. The light in the corner booth was lovely.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the one place where the music is always just right, never too loud, and the chairs are actually comfy. Perfect spot to chill with mates after a long day.

Been coming here for their English breakfast every weekend. It&#39;s just so good, the sausages are spot on. Staff are always friendly, place is clean. Really nice vibe for a lazy morning.

Been coming for years, and the staff always make you feel at home.

The catering sandwiches were so fresh, with crisp veggies and quality bread. They even included lovely vintage plates, which was a thoughtful touch.

The banana bread was spot on, moist and not too sweet. Paired it with a flat white. The salted caramel shortbread had a nice crunch, but a bit rich for my taste. Solid coffee accompaniments.

Been coming here for years, and the drinks menu keeps me coming back. They&#39;ve always got something interesting on tap &ndash; their kombucha is my go-to, but I&#39;ll try a fresh juice if I&#39;m feeling adventurous. It&#39;s just a nice, reliable spot for something different than the usual coffee shop.

Onsen Tamago was the standout. Runny yolk, creamy texture. Sweetcorn fritters decent. Coffee fine. Staff were pleasant. That&#39;s it.

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