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GO The Morning After in Manchester |
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If you’re
feeling worse for wear after a night out or just want
a hearty breakfast before setting off on a day of sightseeing,
then you’re in luck because Manchester has a good
choice of cafés, bistros and classic greasy spoons. As you would expect in the North West’s number one city, there is the usual array of fast food restaurants, including McDonalds, Burger King and KFC. But if you’re after something a little different then why sample the delights at Café Pop [map] on Oldham Street in the Northern Quarter. Here you’ll find walls decorated with Top of the Pops album covers, as well as the usual combinations of all-day breakfasts, including a vegetarian option. It’s classic kitsch and well worth a visit just for the décor! Another locally famous café is Love Saves the Day, which has two branches on Tib Street [map] in the Northern Quarter and now also on Deansgate [map]. Both offer a full range of deli products as well as an eat-in menu, which includes homemade soups, salads, cold platters and a selection of hot meals. There are also options on the daily specials board to choose from. If it’s traditional English unhealthy food you’re after to line your stomach after a night on the town then try Famous Sam’s Chophouse [map], just off Cross Street. A revival of a traditional Victorian chophouse dating back to 1872, Sam's continues the success of its sister restaurant Mr Thomas's [map] on Cross Street. The restaurant offers classic British food at its best, from jugged hare to steak and kidney pudding, grilled Manx kippers to roast leg of lamb. And there are lots of ales and wines – or just soft drinks, if you prefer – to wash down a great meal with. If you fancy heading out of town for breakfast then why not head to the scenic district of Chorlton, where you’ll find plenty or cafés and restaurants to choose from. One option here is The Nose [map], part of the ever-growing Nose café bar chain, which has other branches in West Didsbury and Wilmslow. There is a wide breakfast menu and a limited choice of blackboard specials and sandwiches, along with a good choice of coffees and soft drinks. Also in Chorlton is My Place Café, which attracts both single diners and families who just love its competitively priced, traditional English food. On the menu is an All Day Breakfast, which consists of bacon, sausage, egg, fried bread, tomatoes, beans, mushrooms and black pudding, plus toast and a pot of tea or cup of coffee. Alternatives include fish of the day, pizzas and homemade pie of the week, or you can choose from the wide selection of sandwiches, toasties and burgers. Finally, if you head out to Didsbury then why not try Time for Tea café in the heart of the village, which offers home-cooked English dishes including breakfast with all the trimmings. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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