Teacup (Northern Quarter)

• The Northern Quarter of Manchester is the upcoming neighbourhood
• Teacup on Thomas St is the answer
• I was there 10mins before the restaurant open and there was already people waiting
• As they said that the bread is made in house I just have to try&hellip
• Plus the toast was just right
• Light breakfast was not our option so we ordered eggs royale
• Poached eggs on top of muffins but in this case their sourdough toast which was really delicious
• T too thick which is perfect for me&hellip
• The only downside for them was the eggs was abit overcooked
• Even thou the eggs was overcooked however the taste was there and the atmosphere was wonderful
• Went there with a friend of mine after he sold it to me as the place that has the best Red Velvet cake in town
• Pretty standard to be honest and I would have had them with a different softer bread
• That he has had it before and it tasted differently so I hope that it was just the case of a weird one
• Especially the tea timer I probably played with it during the entire meal
• I had a fish finger sandwich which didn't taste of a whole lot and was expensive considering what it was
• There are too many delicious looking cakes to choose from and the choices of beverages were vast as well
• The coffee at Teacup is quite strong and I had to add sugar which I usually don&rsquo
• One of the best places we perhaps visited and didn't expect it to be so close to our accommodation in the Northern Quarter of Manchester
• Teacup Kitchen is located in Thomas St
• Where there are a huge number of other restaurants
• The ambiance and decor is very lively and goes well against the 'sad' figure of tea in the modern world
• Upon entering Teacup Kitchen anyone is bound to be surprised to see that its perennially bustling with a good crowd cutting through their cakes and sipping on their teas
• We visited Teacup (Northern Quarter) two times in two days we were here in Manchester to make sure that we soaked in every bit of this wonderful tea cafe
• This is done to ensure that the tea is bewed to the exact mm of flavor
• The resulting tea is SPECTACULAR to say the least
• Really yum cake drizzled with caramel sauce that went very well with this gorgeous looking cake
• It looks beyond reality and the layers of colors are truly tempting and raise curiosity
• A gorgeous looking red velvet that shines on your plate and is equally yum tasting
• Kudos to the staff and chef who run this eatery with a lot of love
• This is one of the best places in Manchester for breakfast or brunch
• Their smoothies are also out of this world
• One of the best places in Manchester for brunch
• Their Royale Northern is brilliant and oh the scones are real game changer
• The breakfast is delicious poached eggs are done perfectly
• They even help you make the perfect cuppa with quirky little timers
• Ordered the poached eggs with mushrooms and avocado on sourdough toast
• Washed down with a flat white (which wasn't on their menu but they were happy to make)
• Lovely place with great service but the food was a little bit on the bland side
• Saying that the mushrooms used were of the mixed variety rather than your bog standard closed cup ones
• We also went for the toffee apple cake which was amazing extremely tasty and full of juicy chunks of Apple
• Served warm with clotted cream and jam we really enjoyed our visit and can't wait to return
• Restaurant and bar that is fitted out in plush furnishings and sultry colours (think blacks
• Especially as the restaurant is located downstairs in the basement
• The Teacup Kitchen is a super cute cake shop
• So this is a review that should be taken with a grain of salt
• The Teacup Kitchen located in the Northern Quarter (my favourite quarter) of Manchester is an award winning cafe and restaurant
• I did find that the initial service at Teacup Kitchen was a bit of a letdown
• Staff members running around aimlessly whilst customers were ready to be seated
• I wanted to try the Lancashire Hot Pot with Buttered Greens (£
• T really know what this dish was and the description provided as a tiny bit ambiguous
• The Lancashire Hot Pot is a stew containing mutton or lamb with onion
• Other dining options are also British
• S definitely worth the money as there are places in the same area that charge a little less but the quality is no where near as good
• The breakfast platter was yummy and in bug portions and nicely presented on the plate
• Trust me I tried so many of them but my tummy git full and I was still wanting those cakes
• The reply came back that they were in the oven and would be another 10 minuets
• Slightly frustrated that tea was almost drunk but excited to learn the scones would at least be warm
• 15 mins later chased them up again and they were brought out &hellip
• Now I know this is not a 3rd world problem but where on earth is the communication

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