Mr. Cooper's

Quite draughty as is so large, not great ambience. Went for romantic meal , but bright lights on no candles etc. Not a big choice of soup, just one...pea and watercress which wasn't the best. Snacks of Olives, which were lovely and sourdough bread only complaint was the frozen butter. Had a ribeye and hubby the sirloin, cooked to perfection, don't get why you have to buy sides if its a mains.? Ordered 2 portions fries and a bottle of red wine. Good food good server's, just very slow coming out of kitchen. Not cheap paid £173.

Popped in for breakfast. Fantastic interior: 13-lamp ceiling light fixtures, golden leaf wall fixtures, rhombic floor tiles, marble tables. Great service - the server brought me their continental breakfast which was amazing. Greek yogurt with all sorts of fruit including 𝐰𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐧. She also brought a doggy bag for copious amounts of fresh pastry. UPD. Today, again at breakfast, I had a truly 6* experience. Was served by 𝗘𝗹𝗶𝘇𝗮𝗯𝗲𝘁𝗵 who made it 100% personal. I've never had servants, but from classical literature, this is how a gentleman should feel when being served by his manservant. No unnecessary movements, and always with a good suggestion. Devoured copious amounts of toast, salami, smoked salmon, coffee, yogurt, delicious raspberry confiture, and fruit. It's 6 p.m. now, and I'm still not hungry! Don't know 𝑞𝑢𝑎𝑛𝑡𝑎 𝑐𝑜𝑠𝑡𝑎, just them one Turing. Will be back tomorrow! Their Villeroy & Boch cutlery is the best steel cutlery in the world. Who needs Paris?

I was surprised to see this restaurant on the Confidentials app, offering £25 vouchers for a £50 spend. I opted for the Confit Chicken and Morel Mushroom Terrine to start, followed by the Butternut Wellington for my main. I had no complaints about these dishes other than the portion size…miniscule! My friend ordered differently but found the same. When we got home, I pretty much made a second dinner. Perhaps we should have bought a voucher each, rather than sharing one. Drinks were expensive. Service was formal.

Great place. Amazing steaks and grills. Food was beautifully presented from starters to desserts. Wasn't a fan of the starters except the scallops. The kids menu is really boring and wouldn't recommend even for the price. It's basically nuggets or fish fingers so we ordered the cod from the main menu for toddler, which we enjoyed. Would go again for grills and drinks. Drinks and cocktails were good as well.

Excellent British Restaurant parked in the midland hotel. Very nice cozy dining room. Very good value ala cart and set menus. Simple yet refined dishes made with very well sourced British produce. Flavors we bold and techniques we faultless. From the starters, mains and desserts everything was very good. Stand out dessert was the brown butter cake, perfect toasty butter flavor with a nice gooey texture. Their twist on a rhubarb crumble was interesting. Only gets 4/5 stars as the meal overall might have been a little heavy but probably due to the season and the dishes we ordered. Service was excellent and attentive. Cocktail menu was interesting. Well made and tasty. Overall a must go if your in the Manchester area.