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| Michael Caines Cafe Bar & Grill Manchester | Abode Hotel, 107 Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2DB | | | Opening hours: Mon - Sat 7am - 3am | & Sun 8am - 3am |
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| | | | | Michael Caines Cafe Bar & Grill Manchester | Just off busy and bustling Piccadilly and on the ground floor of ABode Manchester is the Michael Caines Café Bar & Grill. | This casual dining restaurant from the double Michelin starred Chef Michael Caines offers an extensive menu for every palate, in smooth and sultry surroundings. |
| Executive Chef Robert Cox become a top chef after eating at French temples of gastronomy such as the 3-Michelin star restaurants Michel Bras and Maison Pic. In addition to working with Michael Caines, he has completed formative stages at L'Enclume in the Lake District, Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles and The Square in London. Robert has created a menu with great emphasis on local, seasonal produce. |
From local butcher Neil Frost's succulent steaks, to the fantastic fish plates, through to irresistible Sharing Platters and even hearty pasta dishes, the menu certainly aims to please. |
| Add to this a Special's board influenced by the hotel's award-winning fine dining restaurant, which can be found downstairs, there isn't a chance anyone will go hungry. |
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The wine list features wine and Champagnes personally selected by Michael Caines and boasts some traditional favourites as well as some new, pleasant surprises. | Manager Kasia Cabaj leads a team which has ‘Service with style' as their mantra, offering every diner an experience that is welcoming, engaging and a guarantee to return. | Summertime you can sit outside and watch life pass you by on the large outdoor terrace where you can dine or enjoy some of the Café Bar & Grill's fantastic drinks offers. | To wind down from work and kick start the weekend, join Michael Caines Cafe Bar & Grill for 'Fizzy Fridays', where the mood music lets you forget about your busy week, and the bottle of Stelle D'Italia with complimentary nibbles gets your weekend started in style. | Downstairs, you'll find the multi-award winning fine-dining Michael Caines Restaurant, declared the 'Best Restaurant in Manchester' at the 2008-09 and 2009-10 Pride Of Manchester Awards. | | | | | |
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Michael Caines
Cafe Bar & Grill Reviews |
| "We've
had a few meetings at MC Cafe, the informal ground floor restaurant
at the Abode Hotel from double Michelin star chef, Michael Caines.
It's very hard to fault. |
| The
decor is light and welcoming, the open plan layout making it
ideal for business meetings or catching up with friends. |
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staff are always very eager to please - it's a far cry from
the Rosetti Hotel which used to be here - and the choice of
dishes is fantastic. |
| From
salads, sandwiches and pannis to pizzas, platters and fantastic
main's with an emphasis on regional dishes. |
| The
price of each dish is surprisingly cheap - a price, it should
be noted, cheaper than all the main courses at the inferior
Brunswick pub next door. |
| Michael
Caines explained to us that he wants the dishes to be accessible
to everybody's budget without sacrificing quality - the fine
dining restaurant downstairs offers a more expensive approach
- and it's a concept that pays off. |
| With
Piccadilly Station next door and the gay village, Market Street
stores, Apollo Theatre and City of Manchester Stadium all a
short walk away, there can't be many better places to grab a
top quality bite to eat." -
Restaurants Of Manchester (Mar 2008) |
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