lunch Articles
Nigirun: a taste of Japan in University Place
The new onigiri stall in Uni Place, Nigirun, is serving something fresh and worth a taste
An Abundant Lunch at Ad Maiora
Ad Maiora’s lunch deal packs in authentic Italian flavours, and at a reasonable price
City guide #3: Northern Quarter
A guide to Northern Quarter, the home of brunch, lunch and everything in-between in the heart of the city centre
Electric Shuffle’s £12 lunch deal is well worth the money
Electric Shuffle are serving up an array of mouth watering burgers in their new £12 lunch deal
The Soup Series #2: Charred sweetcorn soup
Transition to the warmer weather with this sunny sweetcorn soup recipe
City guide #1: Oxford Road
Our picks for the best food and drink on campus and along Oxford Road, be it breakfast, lunch or a post-lecture pint
Rolled sushi: Bringing Aussie flavours to Manchester
Roll over to Arndale for a range of tasty, affordable sushi rolls; the perfect lunch for when you are out and about in the city.
What your Greggs order says about you
What do you get from Greggs? More specifically, what does it say about you…
The Caribbean Quarter: Sunshine Food in the Rainy City
Contributor Dominic Fung celebrates Black History Month by introducing you to Manchester’s best sunshine food. From Patties to Plantain and salt-fish to chicken splits, the Caribbean in the North is alive and delicious!
Yard and Coop: Chicken Fever?
Poultry passion or a mediocre meal?
Packed lunches: quick, simple, healthy
Burnt through your student loan in just a couple of weeks? Save money and treat your taste buds with a packed lunch, not a meal deal
Winter warmer: roasted garlic and tomato soup
Try out this recipe for roasted tomato and garlic soup to warm you up over the cold winter months and fight off any pesky colds
Review: Friska
This hidden cafe could be the best place to eat on campus
Review: Grinch £8.95 lunch
A lunchtime deal well worth the wait
Review: Rustik
“When our food finally arrived, we almost grabbed the plates out from the waitressed hands with hunger-induced anticipation.”
Lunch time hot spots: somewhere a little different.
Eat well in 2014. Start by trying these three great lunch time alternatives to the baked potato.
A Tour of Manchester’s Finest Falafels
Photo: Maddy Hubbard Manchester is a great city for the deep-fat fried chickpea, with a multitude of options from the Northern Quarter to Curry Mile and even out in the ‘burbs. However, not all falafel were created equal, so here’s a handy guide to help you traverse the terrain: Kukoos Price: £3.50 The most recent […]