home sweet home

a very cosy and relaxing place to chill out and have the bestcoffeein town. it is one of the shops that i visit when seeking peace and comfort. the staff are friendly, though the service could be quicker.

a huge selection of great, fun cakes. anything as classic as chocolate cake to a pretty epic cookie monster or jammy dodger cake. tucked away from the main high street, perfectcoffeeand lunches.

great little cafe in the heart of manchester's trending enclave. nice reminder of melbourne , australia. good coffee, friendly staff and fresh quality food. for those discovering the high st chaincoffeeis actually tasteless rubbish, then take a wonder down to the northern quarter to enjoy this and many other quality cafes.

when i was looking for cool places to eat at in manchester, home sweet home was recommended few times , so we decided to try this place out for a breakfast. located in the colourful northern quarter, home sweet home itself had a very charming vibe to it. the wallpapers are very 'homely' and the decor quirky.

the service is quite slow from the go (we got our menu late, food late and even bill late) but that's the only negative. the waitress was quite friendly and the food is worth all that it's praised.

we ordered a full breakfast and it was made to perfection. it had something called the black pudding (also known as blood pudding) which i loved the most)

we also ordered a blueberry and maple syrup milkshake - fantastic again! we finished it with a chocolate mint cake, which was just okay - although they are famous for their cakes - may be we should have tried other flavours.

in the end, i ordered acoffee- they serve it in a huge cup and i had to leave half of it, but thecoffeewas quite good.

we paid £17 pounds for all this, not a very cheap place, but then quality is great!

also, they have a funny twitter feed, worth following them!

great experience all round. this quaint place has a strong buzz, friendly staff and (for my tastes) a great menu. helen and i shared the chilli nachos, excellent, and followed those with a salad and a burger respectively. both were good, the burger isn't an almost famous competitor but i really enjoyed it. just watch the fries, they were well seasoned! we split a lovely gooey chocolate brownie to finish and were both stuffed! greatcoffeerounded things off beautifully.

well worth a visit.

home sweet home is a charming ‘gourmet bake house &coffeebar in manchester's independently spirited northern quarter’ which specialises in “home comforts” – brekkie, cookies, cakes, coffee, tea, toasties, sandwiches, salads, sides and shares… that kind of thing. they also seemingly specialise in good cheer and great service.