Cafe Zest at House of Fraser in Manchester

O dear o dear what a cafe to dine for dinner. Completely the wring choice. Ordered the fish chips and peas and for the high price it wasn't up to standard. Cold plate to start off, frozen chips not cooked in the middle and soggy batter on the frozen undercooked fish So disappointed as it was nearly empty so time was on there side to get it right The staff were nice front of house but sadly definitely won't be recommending this cafe and will never return.

Encantadora cafetería tradicional con una gran variedad de deliciosas bebidas y muchas opciones de comida para que te guste aquí, tan cómodo y cálido.

Esta cafetería situada en House of Fraser es un restaurante limpio, cómodo y conveniente para el almuerzo, un bocadillo o simplemente una bebida al hacer compras. El personal comió amable y servicial. Los baños están cerca.

Food quite acceptable - not a bad selection on the menu but the coffee leaves much to be desired. Also, one cannot get a toasted teacake or toasted crumpet after 11.30 a.m. How ridiculous is that? My husband likes to finish off his meal with one or the other.

Buena comida, aunque un poco limitado que ofrece con personal agradable, pero un poco de calor en los días calurosos. Ser genial en invierno. Vale la pena una visita

Popped in today for a coffee with my mum , place is really nice , food and service 10/10 , everywhere was spotless food was really tasty and well presented definitely recommend to friends and family Next Time we are in town will definitely pop back and try the Champagne afternoon tea

Cafe Zest has been rebranded as Wild Mint. It looks stunning but that’s all. We had a voucher for a free glass of prosecco but we received half a flute of flat prosecco. Our breakfast, which was the full English, was so small that it all fit onto the slice of toast it was presented on. It’s not cheap either. Perhaps the prices are to pay for the rebranding. One good point is that the sausages were delicious but the bacon was over cooked. Save your money and go to San Carlo on the ground floor.

Recently refurbished very nicely done. Had coffee and went back later for lunch. What a disappointment the salad leaves were brown and stale the tortilla sold as a quiche was horrible and the coleslaw was definitely bought in. No one to complain to!

My husband and I had a coffee in Cafe Zest withing the House of Fraser in the Meadowhall on Friday 2nd June my husband had a piece of cake to which he said was very, very dry, this was only about 2-30 therefore shouldn't have been dry at that time of day. I am in a wheelchair an had to visit the disabled toilet, I found it very small an difficult to move around the whole layout of the toilet was badly planned, if at all, the sink and driers on different walls, the nappy bin is in the wrong place.

I visited this place on Friday 12th 2017, I had a regular sized Pepsi Max as I was only stopping there for a quick drink on route to a atos appointment. I would recomend this cafe to anyone who wants a drink or is stopping for a reasonably priced meal. Thanks to the staff/employees for making my experience so enjoyable.

My friend recommended this café to me so I visited with my husband. The café has very comfortable tub chairs and is decorated in coffee colours which makes it seem quite dull, with a name like Zest it would be nice to have a splash of lemon or lime décor to brighten it up a bit. The coffee was excellent, I take mine black and it was nice and strong. My husband also had a scone which he said was very good. We shall certainly visit again when we are next in Manchester.

Just been at house of fraser for shopping and decided to have a break with my wife and 2 year old. My daughter filled a bag with their 5 items pick and mix and while eating her fruit I spotted that there are mould on them. Where is health and safety to shut down this place. Selling out of date food for kids.

Coffee slopped in a cup.... well mainly in the cup, but also dribbled down the sides and in the saucer. I left the filthy tray behind. Uncleared tables and pretty grimy all over. Even McDonalds can do better!

Not the busiest place in the world. Chocolate cake hard. Been open for too long. Mess made of expresso cup and no apology. Wrongly charged as well. Avoid. .....

This is a small cafe in House of Fraser where you can get the usual range of food like sandwiches/breakfast/cakes & drinks. We had tea with a friut scone & butter which was very nice & filling, the scones were huge!

It's a cafe in a department store, nothing more, nothing less. It's not a venue to dine. The food is OK.

Came here with my family for a spot of lunch. Very clean and quick service, however the high prices, small portions and very average jacket potato put this middle of the road for me.

Great coffee and tea amongst the house hold dept with the house Fraser store Small cafe but good service and friendly Good selection of cakes and other snacks and reasonably priced If you need a coffee break when shopping would recommend

I like this venue, with attentive staff. Usually I have a cofffee, currently well made - the quality of the coffee depends on the staff. Occasionally I have a light lunch, and here the food is deficient, in fact I have now abandoned it finding...

Enjoyed breakfast here, lovely service and an excellent cup of tea. Six item breakfast, two hot drinks = £12. Highly recommended.

Paid £28 for 2 roast dinners and a children's sausage chips and beans meal with 3 drinks (1 being a beer) Food good quality however the server seemed unsure of how to cut the meat (?) and we ended up with massive chunks as opposed...

Good selection of sandwiches,both hot and cold jacket potatoes, soups, scones, cakes. You can have alcohol if you want. Staff are very helpful and carry trays for you. Fantastic chips with ketchup and mayonnaise.

At this time of the year (a week before Christmas), most if not all cafes in Manchester City Centre are very crowded. I love sitting in Cafe Zest on the fourth floor of House of Fraser (don't be mistaken with another cafe on the third...