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Review: Charango - Chorlton

Chorlton's diners responded frostily to modern British eatery Ostara, which opened in the south Manchester suburb in 2009. But owner Lee Janda woul... Read More

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Review: The Leftbank

By Paul Ogden

The biggest socio-political change over the past 15 years has not been the roll-back of socialism nor the routing of the neo-cons, rather the embracing of coffee by the proletariat!

Review: This & That

By Paul Bentley

Legendary Northern Quarter curry house This & That opened an arm last year in the city centre and lunch-hour corporates have gone wild. By 1pm, a caterpillar of suits with bulging white shirts writhes out of the restaurant’s bare white door, eager for a plateful.

Review: Zaika

By Paul Ogden

There are many ways to judge an Indian restaurant. Price, of course; atmosphere, obviously; whether they throw in free poppadoms... well, we all appreciate that. My test is to scan the menu to see how many fish dishes they have.

Review: Roma, Sale

By Eamonn O’Neal

The welcome was as warm as the Mediterranean and the waitress could not have been more helpful.

Review: Summat To Ate, Hindley

By Paul Ogden

Everyone knows how to cook a good steak – or thinks they do. I’m sure that the majority of dishes sent back to a restaurant kitchen are slices of beef not cooked ‘properly’.

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