Food Archives - Page 13 of 15 - Canal Street Manchester

Mr Coopers at The Midland Hotel

by Canal Street | May 1, 2019 | Food

There are few venues on the planet that can rival the history of the Midland Hotel in Manchester. Even Hitler had is eye on it’s potential for Northern headquarters because of it’s legendary labyrinth of tunnels behind and below the wonderful Charles...

Platzki

by Canal Street | Mar 23, 2019 | Food

Platzki Tucked away just off Deansgate is the homely and friendly Polish restaurant, Platzki, the name coming from the word for Polish potato cakes known as Placki. On entering Platzki we are met by Bartek, who shows us to our table. Bartek tells us that...

Royal Northern College of Music & Brodsky Pre-theatre Dining Review

by Canal Street | Feb 16, 2019 | Food

In 1893 Sir Charles Hallé founded the Royal Manchester College of Music, merging with the Northern school of music in 1973 to create The Royal Northern College of Music we know today. The RNCM, located on Oxford Road in Manchester cite centre, is a hidden gem,...

Fress

by Canal Street | Mar 12, 2018 | Food

In Germany, when humans eat, the verb is “essen”. When animals eat it’s “fressen”, and when the latter is applied to people its colloquial meaning is “to eat like a pig”. At Fress, the contraction acknowledges good portions...

BeeProud Manchester Afternoon Tea

by Canal Street | Aug 10, 2017 | Food

How do you pronounce Scone? Currants or no currants? These are the important decisions in life as part of a wonderful #BeeProud Manchester Afternoon Tea. Radisson Blu Edwardian is proud to bee a part of Manchester’s vibrant community. Based in the city’s...

Afternoon tea at the Plaza

by Canal Street | Jun 28, 2017 | Food

I’m sure the good people of Stockport know about The Plaza. I was invited by a friend to sample the Afternoon Tea in the upstairs restaurant. Going in from the rain and into this fabulous Art Deco building is a real treat. There is a lift to the restaurant for...