There’s nothing that quite compares to the utter carnage and stress of the big Christmas shop. Where has everyone come from, why are they never usually shopping here and WHERE ARE THE AFTER EIGHTS? Of course your bag for life will likely split under the strain of a four-kilo Norfolk Bronze and three bottles of Baileys. You can’t be blamed for deciding it’s not worth buying a mountain of potatoes and enough party food to sink a battleship. If you decide it’s time to take a breather in the cafe and tuck into a Christmas dinner you don’t have to cook yourself, you might wonder which of the supermarkets has the best offering. Lucky for you, the Manchester Evening News has tried and tested them – with a mixed bag of results. Morrisons It would appear the Morrisons cafe is the most in-demand in the city, reports Emily Heward. There’s a half hour wait on food and a bum on nearly every seat when we arrive on a Friday lunchtime, so we decide to go away and come back later. The queue’s died down a bit but there’s still a 20-minute wait when we return. The menu sounds promising, as… Read full this story
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