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Takeaway Review: Proove, West Didsbury
During lockdown, when you’re wandering into your kitchen for the millionth time and opening the fridge before closing it again, you might have hit the point when it’s time to think about ordering a takeaway.
Read the full story..Food Review: Franco Manca, Manchester
Sourdough pizza is all the rage and I for one am not complaining.
Read the full story..Food Review: Proove, West Didsbury
Possibly one of Manchester’s most picturesque suburbs, leafy West Didsbury is an ever-cool, community-focused kind of place with a clutch of independent business at its heart.
Read the full story..Food Review: PLY, Northern Quarter, Manchester
In recent years Manchester has stepped up its veggie/vegan culinary game with a host of dedicated venues, menus, food festivals and events.
Read the full story..Review: Rudy’s Pizza, Ancoats, Manchester
As an ex-hippy, I found style guru Peter York’s Hipster Handbook on BBC4 a blast from the past. The similarities are remarkable. None of us considered ourselves hippies, though we undoubtedly were, and none of the people he interviewed would admit to being Hipsters, despite the beards.
Read the full story..Photo Gallery: The Art of the Pizza Box
Mmm, pizza. Who doesn’t love pizza? Judging by this new exhibition at PLY in Manchester, Scott Wiener is a big fan. Scott Wiener has made a living out of eating pizza. By god, this is the most jealous Northern Soul has ever been.
Read the full story..Review: The Herb Garden, Newcastle
“I’m going to The Herb Garden on Wednesday,” I said to a friend. “Oh,” she replied, “I’ve been past there a few times. It’s the one with the rollerskating horse in the doorway, isn’t it?”
Read the full story..Pizza Express, Bury
Pizza Express may serve Italian food but its ubiquity makes it feel as British as fish and chips. With 400 restaurants across the UK, each claiming to be unique, you don’t have to go far to find a restaurant. But how good is this pizza stalwart at accommodating families? Chef Tony finds out.
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