Sipcha ofreció comprar uno y obtener uno gratis en tés de burbujas como parte de la promoción de verano Scran Fest en el Arndale.
Opté por un té verde de mango con burbujas de lichi: mucha sed - ¡saciando!
Chef Rob Owen Brown runs this unique street food operation from Easter weekend to the end of October each year, Thurs -Sunday 4-9pm or thereabouts. It's situated in the grounds of a lovely marina in rural Cheshire, there are moored narrowboat here and wide open spaces for a long walk through the fields if that takes your fancy. The mainstay of the food that Rob cooks here is pizzas, but oh what pizzas they are! Thin crusts, charred and full of flavour with loads of different topping to choose from, believe me I've tried them they are delicious. He also offers a changing specials menu which could be almost anything. I've seen game offered, katsu chicken wraps, half a roast chicken with rosemary and garlic and loads of other things too. There's always puddings, waffles sometimes and cheesecakes. You never quite know what's going to be going to be on, but it will be worth a visit and be delicious. This evening I had roasted sea bream with Mediterranean vegetables and garlic potatoes, it was fabulous. This is such an unusual venue, it's hard to give a realistic view of it. The food is amazing and next to the food cart is a re-purposed narrowboat ( out of the water) which serves as a mini pub. Loads of wines, beers on tap and bottled too, spirits and a comprensive range of alcohol free drinks. If that isn't enough there's glamping, camping and a lovely onsite cafe. Just come, it's amazing xx
Delicious. Best boba place to go in manny. I've never had problem with staff, drinks. they mess up the topping sometimes but they're human, and they will change t he topping if you just ask them. surprised nobody's written anything, probably didn't have anything bad to say 😂. it's a nice social place too. i go every week
I’ve been to daisy doodahs a few times now and it’s been a wonderful experience each time. The staff are friendly and efficient, it’s a cosy little patisserie and the cakes are to die for! I would definitely recommend a coffee and cake visit if you haven’t been before. Their sandwiches/panini’s are relish too!!
My twin brother Stephen and I were pub hopping down Smithdown Road when we decided to drop into Dirty Nellies Pub ,a really popular pub down this party street.
We track and traced, sanitised our hands and we were allocated a table, I knew walking in I would enjoy my visit here, a solid wood serving bar dominates the main room, tv's and big screens to enjoy the sport, great decor and furnishings throughout including vintage beer enamels adorning the walls, there's also plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub,its just a really good pub.
A very pleasant member of the bar team took our order of a beer each, we chose Sharps Brewery " Atlantic pale ale " and these were served in excellent condition, we just kicked back and took in the great pub we were in while sipping our pale ale's.
My pale ale was really good, a crisp, well balanced pale ale with a big hit of hops, hints of toffee and a delicious aroma, a classic British pale ale indeed, the bar staff in here certainly know how to keep and serve a good real ale.
We both really enjoyed our pale ale's in here before we moved on and for a first time visit to Dirty Nellies Pub we had a great time.
Dirty Nellies Pub is easy to locate along Smithdown Road, a road and area teeming with pubs, bars and restaurants.
Opening hours are
Monday to Thursday, 11am till 11pm.
Friday & Saturday, 11am till Midnight.
Sunday,11am till 11pm.
A wonderful pub,most definitely a pub I highly recommend you visit if you're in the area.
We placed a large order with Dolce on Saturday evening for a pizza party for over 40 people. The Manager was very helpful and polite throughout the process. The food was ready for collection on time (could have been delivered if wanted). The selection of 12" pizzas and dips was great. All the food was lovely and much appreciated by all the attendees. Would visit again.
On a short four day break in Lancaster my twin brother Stephen and I jumped the train from Liverpool Lime Street Station,we had to jump a connecting train from Preston Railway Station and with time to kill we dropped into Beer House ,a wonderful station bar that was just a joy to visit.
The bar has a cosy interior ,dark wood features,pubby decor and furnishings ,a solid wood serving bar and plenty of seating options ,it's just a great bar.
We were greeted warmly by a very pleasant member of staff,we ordered beers which were served in excellent condition being iced cold and sparkling,we just kicked back and looked forward to our trip to Lancaster while sipping our beers.
Beers served in here were really good ,light,hoppy and very refreshing and as an added bonus good value for money.
We really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on to catch our train and for a first time visit to Beer House we were totally impressed.
Beer House is easy to locate on the platform of Preston Railway Station,most definitely well worth checking out if your in the station.
This is from my lovely Grandad who visited recently. He's that chuffed hes asked me to put a review on for him "We have had our best food experience ever at the Cellar Pot Cafe in the Post Office in Upper mill. Great service, great food at prices you won't believe. Get yourself there, you won't be disappointed open 10-3 Monday to Thursday Alan and June from Delph"