ell
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This is a country where people queued for three hours at the drive thru because McDonald’s closed for a month during lockdown
I was hoping for some sort of reset during Covid and that people had time to actually learn how to cook....how wrong was I? Fucking gridlock around Maccies everywhere.This is a country where people queued for three hours at the drive thru because McDonald’s closed for a month during lockdown
i can't for the life of me remember the name of it,
but there was an all-night caf in piccadilly gardens in the 90's,
right at the far end, opposite where the tram stop is now.
from 2am onwards it was just full of ravers sipping tea and gurning...
loved it.
Market Street is like blackpool front now. I actually couldn't believe what I was seeing. Go back 30 years and you might have had a couple of buskers if you was lucky but today it's awful, just looks tacky.Regular town dwellers like myself know, never go down market st avoid at all costs
I got a coffee from their every morning before getting the bus to factory lane for my apprenticeship, best coffee going! Shame it went.I miss Abelgeldes on shuedhill, best fry up in town before they turned it into a kebab shop
Avocado is the spawn of the devil. It tastes like when you’ve been sick in your mouth. Uuuggghhh.There used to be such a cafe right outside Piccadilly Station. Been gone for years though. They're all serving up rabbit food nowadays. I mean to say; avocado on toast. Seriously, WTF?
Blame Nigella, she started the craze. She had the cheek to call avocado on toast a “recipe.”Avocado is the spawn of the devil. It tastes like when you’ve been sick in your mouth. Uuuggghhh.
Plus don’t get me started on Olives. Another uuurrrggg.
She has a lot to answer for!! Must admit I’ve never watched anything with her in. ;-)Blame Nigella, she started the craze. She had the cheek to call avocado on toast a “recipe.”
Oh, I have, but not for the recipes.She has a lot to answer for!! Must admit I’ve never watched anything with her in. ;-)
The Northern Cafe next to the Crowne Plaza on Shudehill is a decent shout these daysUsed to frequent Abergeldie and koffee pot (st Stephens square) when I worked in town. Saw the koffee pot was now on oldham st so popped in. Had to wait at the door while waitress showed us to a table it was a very different experience from the greasy spoon I used to frequent. I also find it bizarre that people were queuing at one or two sandwiches shops around the northern quarter for an over priced Sandwich when you can get a decent curry at This n that etc for alot less.