YHA Manchester Cafe & Bar in Manchester

Great little spot just behind the hustle and bustle of the great city of Manchester Been a few times over the years but first time taking my wife in and her review was 'I could sit in here all day'. High praise indeed

This was a great experience for my self and my husband who visited the tea room recently. The room was so wonderfully decorated with the festive vibe and very welcoming. The young lady who attended our table was called Lottie who was a really pleasant and friendly person. She regularly checked that we had everything we needed. The whole experience was really good and all the staff were so helpful and friendly. The food was excellent with so much choice and also for those people with allergies a good choice. Thank you

Great coffee stop after horrendous journey on M62 while peering up car. Food looks great but we didn’t have time. coffee and scone v good. Will use again.

We were staying in Manchester to visit a great-niece and her boyfriend and had a spare evening. We had decided against eating in our posh hotel, because the “B-team” was running the bar and they had put us off, badly. What a different world when we entered Don Giovanni’s on Oxford Street (Manchester 1). An immediate and friendly welcome, with the cheery and involved banter continuing throughout our evening. No, this was not intrusive, Zehra was intuitive enough to know how to treat each table. This was back in April and so I can not now recall either the wins of the courses, but we’ll be back. What a joy. - thank you Zehra and co.

I have been to the oxnoble a few times now and felt compelled to leave a review at my earliest convenience. The pub is a decadent, historic building nestled within the heart of Castlefield. When first entering the pub you’re struck by an awe of comfort and homeliness. The young and spunky staff are attentive, respectful and offer a smile with service at no extra charge. Whether dining, drinking or enjoying a social with friends, you’ll find the experience and environment to be positively enlightening from start to finish. The staff aren’t shy, and aspire to be as welcoming as possible. Faith regaled me with tales of her time in America with cans of beans. Sam as acting manager works incredibly hard to make sure staff and customers alike are smiling and having a good time. Ben’s and Toms funky shirts bring a smile to my face everytime I see them. Lottie knows the bar better than a lifelong local and will tell you straight. Sion is a true old school gentleman and will treat you properly. Adam will be fondly missed. And the new girls are the two sides of Ying and Yang. In short: A trip to the Oxnoble pub is one of the most enriching, rewarding and wholesome experiences of your life.