Five Greater Manchester restaurants have been named as some of the best-reviewed for brunch and Sunday lunch in the UK. Bookings site OpenTable collected the reviews for the best 100 restaurants in the UK, with the results being published today.
Top of the Manchester leaderboard for brunch is Albert’s Worsley, the Salford branch of the popular chain with other spots in Didsbury and Castlefield. It’s received a huge 6351 reviews on the site, and has a rating of 4.5 out of five.
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Among the brunch and breakfast dishes on offer are Turkish eggs, served with whipped yoghurt, feta and nduja sausage, and a chorizo hash, as well as the traditional full English.
The Cherry Tree, outside Bolton near Blackrod, is also high on the list, with a review count of over 5000, and another 4.5 star-rating. The countryside spot serves 28 day aged roast beef, slow-braised lamb and a corn fed chicken breast for Sunday lunch.
Also featuring on the list are The Blues Kitchen on Quay Street, which serves up a 90-minute brunch with bottomless drinks, and The Menagerie over in Salford.
Northern Quarter favourite Evelyn’s Cafe and Bar also gets a nod, its long-standing brunch menu offering buttermilk pancakes, steak and eggs and za’tar mushrooms on toast.
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