Lattsam

Stumbled upon Lättsam when passing one day when visiting Manchester and I'm so glad I did. A beautiful environment for if you're there to work or on a social visit. It's so calm and pleasant, plenty of natural light as it's surrounded in glass windows all the way around the space. The staff are calm, inviting and all-round friendly. I had a pint of the hazy mikkeller which I find to be rare to obtain on draught, this was of a high quality and poured perfectly. It was clean and crisp tasting. I didn't have any food but what I saw of others it looked incredible so next time I'm in Manchester I'll be visiting a few more times for coffee and brunch for sure! Overall a lovely spot tucked away, great for various occasions. Can't wait to return!

There's more to Swedish cuisine than an IKEA hotdog. Sunday brunch with Swedish Hash and a Bloody Mary. Swedish Hash is waxy new potatoes, venison sausage, crispy bacon, poached egg and a lovely onion gravy. All pretty darn good. I wish that I could remember if there's aquavit in the Bloody Mary but in any event, it hits the spot. Now to find somewhere for a nap.

If you're a fan of a Scandinavian food — this might be the place for you. A cafe, bar and restaurant — they're covering all bases. Situated in a good location off Morsley Street, I would definitely recommend going here. The hot chocolate and pastry was really nice to eat. If you're looking for a nice treat or somewhere away from the Northern Quarter for a change, then head here. They also sell meatballs.