Sunday Roast in Manchester

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SupremeSpod replied

14 September 2010, 16:14
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

I would try Alberts Shed next to Dukes (round corner from Ox)

It's a great restaurant, not too pretin.. pretes.. posh and nice food. After food you can go for a drink in Dukes which is really nice and if the weather is nice (yer right) you get to sit outside as well.

Two of my fave haunts anyway...

Sunday 3 course lunch at Alberts Shed

It does get very very very busy on a nice day.
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northernladuk replied

14 September 2010, 16:12
I would try Alberts Shed next to Dukes (round corner from Ox)

It's a great restaurant, not too pretin.. pretes.. posh and nice food. After food you can go for a drink in Dukes which is really nice and if the weather is nice (yer right) you get to sit outside as well.

Two of my fave haunts anyway...

Sunday 3 course lunch at Alberts Shed
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chef replied

14 September 2010, 15:44
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

I bet you're a fat bastard.

No offence like.

if only you knew

no offence taken, I bet you're an impetuous old fart but I could be wrong
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SupremeSpod replied

14 September 2010, 15:41
If you don't want to eat in town "The Wizard" on Alderley Edge.

The Wizard Macclesfield, Cheshire
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DimPrawn replied

14 September 2010, 15:41
I bet you're a fat bastard.

No offence like.
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Alf W replied

14 September 2010, 15:38
The Roebuck in Mobberly? You might have to book.
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chef started a topic Sunday Roast in Manchester

14 September 2010, 14:55
Sunday Roast in Manchester

a food related question as I'll be visiting in a few weeks for my birthday and want to take my old folks out for a good sunday lunch

where serves the best sunday roast in Manchester or it's surroundings?

possible contenders I can think of:

Uncle Sam's / Thomas Chop House
The Ox
The Metropolitan, Didsbury
The Didsbury
Market Restaurant, Northern Quarter

any comments on the above choices or other possibilities welcome
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