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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - The Hale Grill
« Reply #15 on: 12:17:54, 20/09/09 »


Excellent food and service
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - Old Hall, Timperley
« Reply #16 on: 15:23:26, 21/09/09 »


Very convenient as it's local and the menu is varied, service reasonable
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - blue cap, cheshire
« Reply #17 on: 10:32:50, 22/09/09 »


Went when I was a child, must go again O0
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - Bentleys, Altrincham
« Reply #18 on: 20:01:55, 06/10/09 »


Went for lunch, it's mainly a fish, pies, pudding place,  serves an English breakfast and childrens' meals, very spacious and the staff are very friendly and the service is quick, I had scampi

Open until 9pm

4, Stamford New Road
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - Belmore Hotel, SALE
« Reply #19 on: 23:36:30, 17/10/09 »



Very quick service, pleasant surroundings.  Under new management and the dining area is now more spacious after renovations.

Had roast chicken breast in a light spicy sauce, roast potatoes, cauliflower, carrots and runner beans, followed by cheese and biscuits all of which I enjoyed.

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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - EGO's (Bramhall & Stockton Heath)
« Reply #20 on: 20:31:40, 15/02/10 »

 
Recommended - good food, varied menu, attentive service ;)
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - Hilton Hotel - Manchester
« Reply #21 on: 19:31:09, 18/03/10 »
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My favourite, very attentive service and the food was the best, after our meal the Head Waiter took us up via the express lift to the top floor - what a view, and we had drinks, there was an oval cut-out in the floor and we could see right down to the reception on the ground floor.

Went on Mothers Day and enjoyed another fabulous meal
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #22 on: 07:44:50, 19/03/10 »
all restaurants are very beutiful  !!!!!!!!but check all restaurant jobs in uk
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - High Legh, Cheshire
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester - HULLABALOO, Altrincham
« Reply #24 on: 17:40:04, 03/07/10 »
A Cafe Bistro - 0161 941 4288 email [email protected]   or just pop in to see us at
 
5, Kings Court, Off Railway Street. Parking at Regent Road carpark.
 
Private Parties, Business Lunches, Bistro Evenings
 
To Go is our lovely daytime take away menu.  Delivery available.
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #25 on: 22:23:52, 07/07/10 »
How do you find the belmore hotel celeste it always seems busy doesnt it .
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #26 on: 22:33:02, 07/07/10 »
Went to the Belmore one New Years Eve about four years ago, very nice place - new management since and they have knocked walls down and made the restaurant area twice as large, much more convivial than three little rooms
 
Keep meaning to go on the terrace which is similar to the one the Woodcourt Hotel had (sadly turned into apartments)
 
 
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #27 on: 22:32:38, 08/07/10 »
Yeah I remember the Woodcort I was baffled to why they would knock it down to be honest .
 
 
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #28 on: 22:46:32, 08/07/10 »
Do you know of any restaurants in Sale or Altrincham (not pubs) that have waiter service and serve roasts or steak dishes?
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Re: Restaurants in Cheshire and Manchester
« Reply #29 on: 23:08:24, 08/07/10 »
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Do you know of any restaurants in Sale or Altrincham (not pubs) that have waiter service and serve roasts or steak dishes?

 
If you take a trip out to Willow pool in Lymm they have tea rooms that serves a brilliant roast dinner .
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