Saturday May 19th 2012

‘Manchester’ Archives

Restaurant Review: The Grill on New York Street, Manchester

Restaurant Review: The Grill on New York Street, Manchester

So good they named it once; The Grill on New York Street does the simple things very well indeed. Opened in March 2011, filling the city-centre space vacated by waning Heathcote's tapas venture Grado, The Grill on New York Street is, like its Manchester sister restaurant [Read More]

Missed Connections: Visions of an Alternative Manchester with Infra_MANC @ CUBE

Missed Connections: Visions of an Alternative Manchester with Infra_MANC @ CUBE

Part of Manchester Histories Festival, Infra_MANC is an intriguing sounding exhibition taking a look at the development of Manchester's post-war transport and communications infrastructure. Hosted by CUBE (Centre for the Urban Built Environment) on Portland Street, the [Read More]

Mexican’t: We Review Chiquito Mexican Restaurant, Salford Quays

Mexican’t: We Review Chiquito Mexican Restaurant, Salford Quays

If you're looking for somewhere to grab a bite to eat in and around Salford Quays you could do worse than try the local wing of Mexican chain restaurant Chiquito. You would have to make a sustained, significant and creative effort, but you could. Perhaps try dipping your [Read More]

Restaurant Review: Low Mark –The Mark Addy, Salford

Restaurant Review: Low Mark –The Mark Addy, Salford

Prettily accented with strategic candlelight, Salford’s The Mark Addy, on the banks of the Irwell, makes unlikely elegance out of its exposed brickwork arches. Those who have seen it in the daylight in the aftermath of one of the restaurant’s semi-frequent adventures in [Read More]

Med in Manchester – Restaurant Review: Twisted Med, Castlefield

Med in Manchester – Restaurant Review: Twisted Med, Castlefield

Boasting a chef once of Manchester heavyweight Stock, and set on the Locks alongside populist money-spinner Albert's Shed, Twisted Med seems all set up for success. It's not quite there yet though. Squeezed in beneath one of Castlefield Locks’ distinctive railway arches, [Read More]

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England Euro 2012 squad leaked – Rio, Richards & Crouch to miss out

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Recent Comments

Sue said...

I remember the first time I tasted this wine....packed full of fruit, I took a photo of the bottle so I could buy some Read the post

Heather said...

Even the Ivory 101 shade is orange! The palest one, yet so orange. Disappointed. I thought that surely the palest one Read the post

jumblesailorpete said...

Thanks Richard; I'll add a little update. Read the post

Richard Brook said...

The heliport drawings are in the adjacent RIBA Hub, it is a joint exhibition. There will be a catalogue with 30,000+ Read the post

Anna said...

This is quite a good cappuccino but there are some negatives. The packages are hard to open. They have a small arrow Read the post

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