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Sugar Junction
Charmantes Café in Manchester, das köstliche Getränke und leckeres Essen serviert.
4(5 Bewertungen)
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Charmantes Café in Manchester, das köstliche Getränke und leckeres Essen serviert.
Sugar Junction ist ein idyllisches Café im Herzen von Manchester und bietet eine reizvolle Auszeit mit seiner einladenden Atmosphäre und skurrilem Vintage-Dekor. Dieser charmante Ort eignet sich perfekt für ein Treffen mit Freunden oder einen ruhigen Moment zum Entspannen. Besucher können eine vielfältige Speisekarte genießen, die kunstvoll angerichtete Gerichte umfasst, von frisch aufgebrühtem Kaffee bis hin zu verführerischen Kuchen und leichten Snacks. Mit aufmerksamen Mitarbeitern und konstant guten Speisen bietet Sugar Junction ein unvergessliches Erlebnis, das sich ideal für Frühstück, Brunch oder Nachmittagstee eignet. Egal, ob Sie einen gemütlichen Arbeitsplatz suchen oder sich Ihre Naschkatze gönnen möchten, ist dieses Café ein absolutes Muss im Northern Quarter.
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Herzhafte, schön angerichtete Gerichte wie pochierte Eier, Avocadotoasts und ein vollständiges englisches Frühstück.
Handwerklich hergestellte Kaffees und Tees, darunter Biscoff Latte, Earl Grey Latte und Northern Quarter Schwarztee.
Klassische dreistöckige Sets mit Scones, Sandwiches und Süßigkeiten in einer gemütlichen Vintage-Atmosphäre.
Verführerische hausgemachte Kuchen, Gebäck und leichte Snacks, perfekt zu einem heißen Getränk.
Entspannte Mahlzeiten in einer charmanten Atmosphäre, ideal zum Plaudern oder für ruhige Momente.
No greeting or welcome at the door—stood there ignored with zero eye contact from staff. Once seated, had to flag a waitress down; she acknowledged me but then served two other tables and cleaned up before finally coming over. Drinks took 25 minutes (request for medium-temperature latte completely ignored - came scalding hot). Food arrived looked nice but poached eggs were very overcooked. Was starving so didn’t complain. No staff checked on us afterwards… Felt neglected the entire time. Fresh ingredients, but poor service and attention made it disappointing. Hope they improved visited before and very difficult experience. Looked understaffed and not a single smile from anyone that works there
Loved this unexpected find. Quirky/vintage vibes. Great menu - especially for drinks. I had Manchester Rain which was Earl Grey Latte, husband had Biscoff Latte and our daughters had the Northern Quarter flavoured black tea and we all really enjoyed them. Food was lovely and beautifully presented too!
Had an overall ok Afternoon Tea experience. Pros: Nice greeting & quick seating Food-specifically the scones and avocado/prosciutto toasts Cons: After we sat, couple sat down next to us after but we're served first. Also had to hunt down the server for the check. Food- Sweets tier was old, stale and left much to be desired and the spotted cream had what appeared to be freezer burn, opted not to have it. Not terrible by any means but wouldn't be my go-to in Manchester.
Sugar Junction in Manchester is a delightful café that offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying some quiet time. The décor is charming, combining modern touches with a cozy feel, and the staff are exceptionally friendly and attentive. Their menu is full of tempting options, from freshly brewed coffee and speciality teas to indulgent cakes and light bites, all beautifully presented. The quality of the food is impressive, with each dish made with care and flavour in mind. Whether you are looking for a relaxing spot to work or simply want to treat yourself to a delicious dessert, Sugar Junction provides a welcoming environment that makes every visit enjoyable and memorable.
The food was delicious and really good portion size too, the drinks were also lovely. We were seated at a table immediately and food and drinks came really quickly. I highly recommend here for brunch and a coffee!
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