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Great service. Lovely food. Very kind staff. Would recommend here for a quick and easy eat for friends and family. Child friendly too.

Terminal 2 isn’t great for food offerings and this is the best of the bunch The bacon muffin and cappuccino were decent although nothing that you would rush back to if you had a choice.

Very pleasant breakfast here on a bleak Sunday morning! I had a long chat with a most pleasant water, originally from Mongolia; 'twas a pleasure to discuss the history and conquests in every sense of Genghis Khan! Highly recommended.

Family of four went for dinner. Seated quickly in a nice booth. Drinks and food ordered. Fish and chips was lovely and so were the other burger meals. No chicken burger available but other choices made. The place was clean but some chairs had seen better days but we were told it will be closing this week. Glad we went now as it was fine.

Visité el martes 7 de mayo después de un largo vuelo de vuelo para tomar una verdadera taza de café. Estaba muy ocupado y pude encontrar un asiento para sentarme y disfrutar de mi café antes de tomar el tren.

I normally chose pret when I’m in airports. The food is just slightly better than other places, I think. They both have vegan and meat products

Severed by Amberlea this afternoon. Her customer service is top-notch as always, very friendly and helpful. Always goes the extra mile and never fails to get my order wrong. Definitely deserves a Christmas bonus

Called in for something to eat before travelling. Bar was busy with a good atmosphere. Staff were working hard and were all very helpful, cheerful and friendly. As it was after 3pm we were told the only thing on the menu was pizza which was fine. However, although I appreciate that a margherita pizza is simple, this has to be the saddest pizza I have ever been served, no garnish, and very little ingredients and no thought to add to the taste or presentation. At £15 this was not good enough for the Radisson and I was embarrassed to see several tourists presented with the same uninspiring dish.

Standard Costa Coffee. This was at T2 airside. We received quick and friendly service. The coffee were very hot and our order was accurate.

I just want to say how exceptional Christos customer service is. He really is a credit to pret a manger in the airport thank you again x

Slow service, my meal was handed to another customer who brought it back after opening it, the staff then handed it to me, but i said no as it had already been sampled. The staff member in A temper screwed it up and threw it in the bin. I then had to wait again, when i received my order, the chips were cold as they had already put the chips and burger in the bag and i had to wait for one piece of chicken that took a long time and wasn't worth because it had several fine bones, pepsi was order without ice, but served with ice and the staff were unfriendly.

Lovely service and very relaxed feel and nice conversation

Loads of staff girl that severed me didn't look interested didn't give me a rect or number for my order £5 for a decaff lattie will a shot of salted caramel couldn't taste either like warm milk and when she shouted the order she forgot the decaff bit at least I got to charge my tablet.im adding this bit a hour and a half later I found my salted caramel in the bottom of the cup my tablet didn't change as the change point didn't work I told the girl at the counter she I know not worked for a few days 😀

After a lengthy journey from Glasgow to Manchester, I found myself having a late-night meal at the Crowne Plaza Manchester Airport’s “The Grill” restaurant. I decided to enjoy a repast here following the front desk’s statement that the restaurant served up “classic English dishes;” thus, I figured this would be a grand opportunity to partake in some English fish & chips, which is exactly what I ordered. But more on that in a moment. The Crowne Plaza (Manchester Airport) describes The Grill thusly: “Stylish contemporary restaurant offering a wide choice of modern cuisine in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.” I’m not exactly sure what makes this establishment “stylish” or “contemporary.” To my mind it was quite generic, even for a hotel restaurant. It’s basically a large open space adjacent to the lobby. The main restaurant area is lined with small white-topped tables with black chairs. There’s sparse artwork on the walls, but it adds little to the overall atmosphere and environment. Indeed, even the hotel’s propaganda photos on their official website cannot properly hide the lifeless physical space. To The Grill’s credit, their dinner menu actually sounded attractive on paper. As noted above, I settled on their classic English fish & chips. The food came in good time and looked decent enough; however, appearances can be deceiving – as I quickly found out. My piece of fish was impressive in its size, BUT when I bit into said fish, not only did I almost break my teeth, but all I ended up getting was a mouthful of crunchy batter. It turns out that literally HALF the “piece of fish” was nothing more than batter . . . and the fish that was there was paper thin and dry (see photo). To add insult to injury, my steak fries were barely warm. I’d be doing readers a disservice if I failed to mention the service received during dinner. In short, it was ho-hum. I’d first intended to eat a meal at the Hotel Bar (located in the same space as The Grill, but separated by a brown railing enclosure); however, after sitting for about 10-minutes without any form of acknowledgement, I moved down in to the restaurant section. Here, service was rather cold. The server showed up to take my order and then disappeared until I flagged him down to satisfy my bill. For a 4-star hotel, their restaurant staff is pretty mediocre. What saves The Grill from the dreaded 1-star rating is the breakfast buffet I enjoyed the following morning. It was well laid out and easily beats any sort of breakfast buffet you might get in North America. It featured a nice assortment of pastries, jellies, eggs, fresh fruit, yogurt, granola, fruit juices, beans, tomatoes, sausages, breakfast spuds, ham and cold cuts. In short, I was left satisfied just before embarking upon my trans-Atlantic journey. FOOD: 2/5 SERVICE: 1/5 VALUE: 2.5/5 RECOMMENDATION: I’m not sure if I just chose the wrong item, but the fish & chips that were had here was nothing short of abysmal. I can honestly say I’ve had better fish out of the grocer’s freezer. Breakfast, though, was decent. In the unlikely event I attend the Crowne Plaza (Manchester Airport) again, I would likely patronize Sampans Oriental Restaurant because at least their propaganda photos look appealing. PS: If you found this review helpful in any way please consider hitting the "helpful" button!

Don’t bother - next time I’ll just queue for the Costa! Over priced and poor effort all round. Shane there’s not more choice at T3