The Gallery Café
81 Princess St, Manchester M2 3JL, UK
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81 Princess St, Manchester M2 3JL, UK
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Roasted cauliflower curry. 1 small floret of cauliflower. Everything else-straight from a can. Don’t eat here. Drinks and atmosphere are great.
After I enjoyed the art gallery I came here for taking a break. Very pretty cafe. The staff was very friendly and my flat white was amazing! I would love to come back for some cakes and scones they looked so good in the showcase.
If you like a cafe with no cakes, not even a crumb, and no brown sugar, this is the place for you. Honestly, they might as well not have bothered opening today (a Saturday afternoon at that). Its a pity as well, as it has been nice in the past. If recommend popping over the road to one of the many cafes there. NO CAKES!
Exceptional cooking! Had no expectation in a simple cafe at a gallery but the food here was so yummy! We had a mushroom pie and a parmesan risotto. Both were great! Portion is small thou. They also have free water with the choice of still and sparking. As to the setting, it’s a simple cafe, could be a bit noisy. Probably we had visited on a busy day. (Note should grab a menu to check all available food choice. The board just listed with the special for the day)
Very good scones!! The soup of the day, pumpkin and sage, was very good as well. Quite a big selection of food for a museum cafe, you can have breakfast and lunch there with a few menu options. Very big cake selection with some quite unusual cakes, like a matcha blondi. There are many vegetarian and vegan options to choose from. It also has organic lemonades. The staff was friendly. It was quite busy and loud though.