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#62

ALDI

● Open
4 Brook Street, Knutsford WA16 8BN, United Kingdom

“A much bigger Aldi than the usual ones, wider aisles. Parking spaces been good when I've been there.”

4.4 396
#63

Dobry Sklep

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195 Liverpool Road, Eccles, Manchester M30 0QW, United Kingdom

“Good choice of regional polish food. Even they have loyal points card. Helpful staff also. Great taste polish beer that's why you should go there.”

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#64

Nom Noms

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430 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester M21 0AS, United Kingdom

“I've ordered from nom noms a few times now and every time it's been amazing. I absolutely love thus place. I definitely recommend it 10/10”

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#66

Chai Latte

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1-3 Stevenson Square, Manchester M1 1DN, United Kingdom

“Wow. Deffo recommend the Chai Latte, caramel latte was delish too. Create your own breakfast has plenty of options. Awesome hashbrowns! Deffo recommend the eggs halloumi if you like hollandaise sauce. Lovely fresh spinach, perfectly poached eggs with the right size slab of halloumi on a fresh, toasted bun. Perfect serving size. Add to that the really friendly staff, clean, comfortable cafe and nice design - Give it a try”

4.3 24
#67

Al-Emaan

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269 Featherstall Road North, Oldham OL1 2NJ, United Kingdom

“Getting larger over the years Very friendly and helpful staff. Lots of products to choose and buy”

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#68

esea contemporary

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13 Thomas Street, Manchester M4 1EU, United Kingdom

“The Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art is a contemporary art gallery based in Manchester, England. It is located on Thomas Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter in part of the renovated Smithfield Market Hall. Champion became the Director of the Centre when it moved to new premises on Edge Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter in 1997. This was period of great change in Centre's functions and focus. More opportunities became available due to both the policies of the new Labour government, who placed greater emphasis on the importance of culture, and the increased interest in Chinese culture due to the upcoming Handover of Hong Kong. By moving away from Chinatown, the Centre also became less focused on the local Chinese community; instead focusing more on contemporary art. It was also Champion's aim that the Centre would work towards becoming the UK agency for Chinese arts and culture. The Centre would operate as an agency from 1999 and the charity was renamed the Chinese Arts Centre Ltd in September 2000. UK based artists remained the main focus of the Centre's exhibition programme during this period. Initially the Centre's programme largely featured solo shows of existing works by artists such as Adam Hongshan Wei and Anthony Key, or touring exhibitions, such as Nora Fok's Galaxies. When the venue was refurbished after a fire in 1998, the Centre began to commission new site specific works by UK-based artists of east Asian heritage to use the new space to its best advantage. Between 2000-2003, the New Commissions scheme, produced 8 exhibitions by emerging artists such as Suki Chan, Lisa Cheung, Gayle Chong Kwan, and Jiang Jiehong. As part of its agency work, the Centre extended the scope of its educational workshops to a national audience and acted as a focal point for other businesses and art organisations who wanted to know more about Chinese culture. The Centre began to contribute to debates regarding Chinese arts by arranging conferences such as A New Vocabulary for Chinese Arts?, held in London in 1998, and Contemporary Chinese Art in the International Arena held at the British Museum in 2002. The Centre also began to develop global contacts to introduce international artists to the UK audiences. In 1997 Champion undertook a research trip to China with the aim of introducing the Centre to an international audiences and developing partnerships with organisations in mainland China. As a result the Centre produced Representing the People (1999), its first major touring exhibition to feature works by artist from mainland China. Developed in collaboration with the Courtyard gallery, Beijing, the exhibition was seen by approximately 250,000 people, and has been seen as one of the first independent UK exhibition to present the work of artists from Mainland China. This was followed by a second touring show, Made in China (2001-2002) which showcased contemporary design from China. In June 2001, the Centre was informed that it had been accepted on to the Arts Council of England's lottery programme and £2.1 million was reserved for the Centre to purchase and outfit a new building as well as fund the operations and marketing of the new venue.”

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Lifestyle Holidays

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201 Cross Street, Sale M33 7JR, United Kingdom

“Booked 3 times with lifestyle holidays . Twice to Brittany and once to Nr Paris and on each occasion they have been excellent. Super accommodation, best prices and fabulous customer service. Highly recommended 10/10”

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#72

ASK Italian

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Manchester M1 1RG, United Kingdom

“My daughter and i went for lunch here yesterday. It was really nice, the food was perfect and the staff were all great too. Would recommend. The children's menu was fab also she had veg sticks and dip for starter and pasta for her main followed by a banana brownie and strawberries.”

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Caffè Nero

● Open
Warren Street, Stockport SK1 1UD, United Kingdom

“A warm jolly place to sit down with the kids after a long day shopping at merseyway. The quality of food/drink is outstanding. By far the best coffee I have ever had and the kids loved their hot chocolate with cream. They also have vegan options which was helpful for us because the wife is vegan.”

4.2 66
#76

REKO'S BARBERSHOP

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182 Northenden Road, Cheshire, Sale M33 2SR, United Kingdom

“I got the full hot steam shave and the inside of my nose waxed. Swift and painless. The barber is very skilled and precise with the blade. Great service. Clean and safe. Good value. Highly recommended.”

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Well-i-Hole Farm Caravan and Camping

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Well-I-Hole Road, Greenfield, Oldham OL3 7HY, United Kingdom

“Spent a lovely weekend here. Loved the shop. Jams, fresh milk and butter, Weather was on our side. Views was fab. The wet rooms was reasonably clean. Had a free bird show from a man flying his bird. The owner did say I could go over to him to see the bird, but I was in the middle of our dinner. You can hear a little road noise but that didn't put us off. We will return sometime soon. There is an adult only area but I prefer the main field. Love seeing family happy when their camping. .”

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JD Sports

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17 Victoria Square, Bolton BL1 1RJ, United Kingdom

“I was taken ill in JD Sports 2 weeks ago, and the staff and security were fantastic. I have always had great service there anyway.”

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#79

Afrobuy

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225 Eccles New Road, Manchester, Salford M5 4QG, United Kingdom

“One of the best online services you can ever think of. I ordered my parcel and received it, nicely packaged and intact. It also arrived within the shortest possible time I recommend Afrobuy to everyone out there You won't regret this”

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#81

88 Chinese Takeaway

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12 Milnrow Road, Shaw, Oldham OL2 8EQ, United Kingdom

“Fantastic food at reasonable prices. We order big so we always have enough for supper or lunch the next day. Gets very busy so be mindful that on busy nights order early.”

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#83

St James's House

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Pendleton Way, Pendleton, Salford M6 5FW, United Kingdom

“Multiple business suites available along with NHS facility, fashion outlets, academy and many more.”

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#84

Costa Coffee

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Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester M17 8AJ, United Kingdom

“Costa has become more expensive ths. It should be. Glad they still have the quality. But seriously, price is getting out of control.”

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#85

Seven Heaven Kitchen

● Closed
297 Washway Road, Sale M33 4EE, United Kingdom

“Just had our first order and it was fabulous. Brilliant choice of veggie options too. Presentation A1. Highly recommend and a welcome change from your normal takeaway. Superb.”

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#86

Mystery Retro Shirts

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8 Eastway, Sale M33 4DX, United Kingdom

“Uff! Let me tell you about premium bundle I got from mystery retro shirts. It was sick! I had no idea what shirts I was gonna get, but let me tell you, they did not disappoint. The delivery guy came with three boxes, and the shirts were all legit vintage. I'm talking about some old school stuff from the 80s and 90s. The first shirt was a classic Manchester United kit from the early 90s, with the sharp black and white stripes. The material was top-notch, it felt like I was wearing a piece of history. The second shirt was a throwback to the Italian Serie A, with a sleek and stylish Fiorentina kit from the 80s. The purple color was poppin' and the intricate design was really cool. I'd never seen a shirt like this before, so it was awesome to add it to my collection. The third and final shirt was a retro USA national team kit from the 90s. It was super bold and patriotic, with the red, white, and blue colour scheme. I loved the oversized collar and the embroidered crest on the chest. Was definitely one of my favourites in the order. Overall, I was really impressed with the Premium bundle from these guys. The quality of the shirts was top-notch, and the selection was spot on. I feel like I got a lot of bang for my buck, and I can't wait to see what they come up with next - yes I subscribed.”

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#87

Starbucks Coffee

● Open
347 Wilmslow Road, Manchester M14 6SS, United Kingdom

“One of the nicest teams of staff, I come here regularly to do work on my laptop and always manage to get a space. Very friendly atmosphere and good music!”

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