Harters
(John Hartley - a culinary patriot, cooking and eating in northwest England)
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Nothing like a bit of stereotyping.
By the by, I recently did a short local history course about the development of Manchester’s middle classes. Very much centred on the distinction between "Manchester Men " and “Liverpool Gentlemen” in the early/mid 19th century. The latter obviously much more refined and cultured.
Obvs, as I believe they say these days !
On a related but unrelated topic am in Manchester for a gig next Saturday - near Oxford Road - anywhere you recommend to eat around there ? Will probably park at what I still call GMEX so the HOME zone is nearby though have never seen anywhere decent to eat round there. Any ideas ?
Cheers
Harters
(John Hartley - a culinary patriot, cooking and eating in northwest England)
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I call it GMEX as well (although I’m old enough to occasionally still call it Central Station).
AT HOME, you’ve got Indian Tiffin Room which is excellent and the newly opened “Wood”, also excellent but, I suspect, not right for this visit (more a “make an evening of it” gaff.
Alternatively, go into Albert Square. You’ll got the Albert Square Chophouse (fairly traditional but updated Brit food) and Tampopo (mini-chain doing East Asian stuff)