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Greater Manchester Police Museum es uno de los lugares más excitantes que suelen visitar los turistas. Aquí puedes probar platos de la cocina británica. Basándonos en las opiniones de los clientes, los camareros te sirven aquí una generosa carne de vaca, un bien trabajado bacalao y una singular panceta. Muchos visitantes vienen para disfrutar de su sorprendente pudin.
La carta de vinos es muy extensa: hay que satisfacer las necesidades de todos los invitados. La mayoría de críticos encuentran que aquí el personal es creativo. Este bar ofrece un agradable servicio a sus comensales. Una serie de usuarios creen que los platos que ofrecen tienen unos precios razonables. The Edinburgh Castle Pub tiene una atmósfera atrayente y una decoración hogareña. Los usuarios de Google han premiado a este lugar con un 4,5.
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julio angosto martinez
hace un año en Google
Un pub reestilizado con cocina moderna que no tiene nada que ver con la cocina típica de pub. Excelente ambiente y decoración, buenísima la cerveza de la casa. Muy recomendable. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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James Maguire
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Building is great and service excellent. It was quiet so atmosphere a little dull. Price per person: £10–20
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Joe Burns
hace un año en Google
The Edinburgh Castle Dining Room, on the first floor of the Edinburgh Castle Pub, is a fantastic Mancunian foodie jewel, serving great British sourced food, right in the heart of Ancoats. With a menu that changes frequently to make the most of what's currently in season, it's not to be missed! Me and my partner visited after reading a review by the Guardian's Jay Rayner. Since his review, it seems the service has toned down talking about the local origins of the food, but that's still the main selling point - everything here is from the UK, and is as local as possible. And some of the food they've sourced, from those local producers... Just wow! We started with oysters, which were as fresh and tasty as you'd want, with a light mignonette to go with it. Alongside this we had a beetroot and goats cheese plate, and an heirloom tomato, tropea onion and creme fraiche plate. Both were nice, but the beetroot and goats cheese in particular was a stand out - one of the two top dishes when we visited. If you order anything from here, this is one to go for! Alongside the above mentioned starters, we also ordered the sourdough bread and butter, with the bread coming from local Ancoats institution Pollen. It was as delicious as you'd expect, light and warm, with the locally sourced butter having that kick from the salt and adding real flavour. For the mains, my partner went with the dumplings, and I ordered the skate wings with Jersey Royal potatoes. The dumplings and skate were both well cooked, but it was in the jersey royal mash, in the veg, where things really shone - they were delicious, creamy, and with a taste of the various herbs etc put in them too. And the skate was cooked well with the flavour of the fish really showing. Alongside our mains, we also got the chips cooked on beef fat. They were incredibly tasty, a real - crisp, flavourful, and it reminded me a lot of my nan (who would have been old enough to cook with lard back in the day!). They were another hit that I'd recommend ordering. Finally, dessert. And this course stole the show - a half dozen Madeleines. (You can also order a dozen, but after eating all the above, three each is probably enough!). They arrived fresh out of the oven, with a wonderful rich taste and almost biscuity texture at the edges, complimented perfectly by the cream. Along with the beetroot starter, it was a clear stand out. The price for all this, a bottle of wine, and service charge, was £132, or c. £65 per person. For a three course meal of this quality, with the wine too (£37), we can't complain, but it's not cheap eats! But well worth it. The Dining Room itself is on the first floor of the pub, up some stairs, with the toilets in the basement level. As such, anyone with mobility issues might struggle, so that's something to be aware of. Price per person: £60–70 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4
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