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• buffet city
  "excellent value"
  "we visited this restaurant prior to going to the rod stewart concert. we were greeted by a very friendly manager who showed us to our pre booked table and explained that as the time was 5.30 we could go and help ourself but that at 6pm a lot more new choices would be brought out. the choice without ..."the extras was very good and at 6 food such as shredded duck and pancakes; steak and huge prawns appeared. all the food was hot (something i always worry about at a buffet) and tasted fantastic. after we had had our fill of savoury it was time to descend on the sweet selection.....oh my! eton mess; banoffee; trifle; little cakes; ice cream plus many more! we also had a couple of drinks each both of which we thought were very reasonable. cant wait to go again " More >
• Jack Spratt
  "Superb"
  "I wandered in without a reservation to a really warm welcome The atmosphere is really relaxed and the staff are really efficient but at the same time not hanging around you I tried their burger and I have just one thing to say It is simply the best burger I have ever eaten .... Anywhere! ..." Two different kinds of home ground beef burgers, cooked to your taste and cooked right. Onion rings, salad, cheese, and pulled pork all between two toasted buns A side of fantastic home made fries and a beer. I sat with a book and was in food heaven Thanks guys!!!! " More >
• Byron Hamburgers
  "New kid in town."
  "Manchester is blessed with perhaps more burger joints than is healthy, ranging from the Hard Rock Cafe to more artful burger joints like Solita and Almost Famous - who now have several venues in the city centre. Until I ventured to Manchester I was a Hard Rock Cafe devotee, having visited thirty..." around the world, over the years. Well boys, move over, there's a new kid in town; Byron, and they're good, very good. No, they're better than very good, they're great. I stumbled across Byron on Deansgate almost by chance, I'd seen the hoardings and was pleasantly surprised to realise that they were open. A 'soft opening' a couple of nights before the official opening. I'd eaten at Byron in Bluewater Kent and was greatly impressed. The servers were friendly and attentive, the decor is modern indstrial chic, but bright and cheerful, not industrial grey. This in itself is refreshing. The menu is minimal, a few starters, half a dozen burgers - all 6oz and all cooked medium ... " More >