Reviews

Nutters scores in premier league

Neil Sowerby Wayne Rooney and Andrew Nutter are entwined in my brain. Former boy wonders on top of their game. Roo, a dead cert for Footballer of the Year, Nutters, the current Good Food Guide ...

24 March 2010

Indulge in afternoon tea - Manchester style

Lauren Coulman “How lovelyâ€?, exclaimed my dad when I told him I was writing this feature. “I love afternoon teaâ€?, was offered by my friend Hannah. A whole range of positive proclamations came forth when ...

23 March 2010

Deep sea dining at Livebait

Jamie Rhodes As an avid lover of seafood, I felt it appropriate that my first review for Taste of Manchester should be a seafood restaurant by the name of Livebait. My partner and I arrived ...

19 March 2010

Lunchtime revelations at Ramsons

Neil Sowerby visits Ramsons restaurant in Ramsbottom and finds the window display may have changed but the gourmet voyage of discovery inside is more delectable than ever. Selective quoting is the bane of many a ...

18 March 2010

Bem Brasil challenges you to eat all you can

Lauren Coulman The all you can eat buffet is familiar concept to most. Chinese restaurants have been doing it for years, endeavoring us to fill up on soups and savouries before we get to the ...

10 March 2010

Neil Sowerby has a Starry Time at Church Green

SPRING again and The Great British Menu is back with us shortly. It only seems a couple of long tasting menus ago that Nigel Haworth raised the flag for the north west at the culinary ...

9 March 2010

Red Lion proves traditional pubs can still roar

Neil Sowerby John O’Gaunt, that sallow arch-Lancastrian and brother of the Black Prince, is hardly the level of doughty trencherman you’d expect to figure on a pub sign associated with Steve Pilling. But there the ...

23 February 2010

Yakisoba & The Barlow Moor Road Revival

Benedict Brader Anyone looking for a good meal around Chorlton has tended to focus on the areas around two B roads, by which I mean Burton Road and Beech Road. The former boasts well-known names ...

11 February 2010

A taste of Britain at Opus One

Phil Jones The debate in our office has been, for sometime ‘has Manchester got hotel restaurants or restaurants in hotels?’ The Hilton and the Lowry both deliver excellent restaurants that happen to be in hotels. ...

5 February 2010

Hipping Hall is worth the hop, skip and jump

Lisa Higginson The culinary map of northern England is something to be marveled at and the latest scattering of Michelin stars is proof in itself. Yorkshire now stands proudly in second place only behind London ...

28 January 2010

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