The Crafty Pig, Manchester
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A pub in Manchester’s Northern Quarter, The Crafty Pig serves brunch and breakfast dishes like pancakes, alongside a drinks menu that includes prosecco, session IPAs, and cocktails. It has screens showing sports, including football and F1. The pub accepts credit payments and sometimes has deals on drinks. Servers like Jasmine and Dylan have been mentioned for their approach. The food menu includes items such as burritos, though availability can vary. Glasses of orange juice are also served. Gift vouchers are accepted.
Customer Reviews
The Crafty Pig in Manchester is a solid choice for a relaxed pub visit with a friendly atmosphere and attentive staff. The drink selection is good, featuring a range of beers, ciders, and cocktails, and the food is enjoyable with hearty, well-prepared dishes. The interior has a charming mix of rustic and modern touches, making it a comfortable spot to unwind with friends or family. While the pub is generally welcoming and enjoyable, it can get quite busy at peak times, which can make the experience a little less relaxing. Overall, it’s a pleasant place to visit, though not perfect.
orange juice was shockingly awful from concentrate and at 3.50… ordered pancakes, simple task, it comes out covered in this yellow dust, reeking of spice and curry powder all over it, so much sweet stuff on the pancake so you would expect it to be sweet, told staff chef may have switched the spice and sugar but staff insists ‘their chefs know their own recipes…’ are they also taste blind? who covers a pancake in pepper and ice cream and popcorn. horrible experience and long wait.
We came here with a £50 gift voucher that our loved ones gave us last Christmas. Having a reservation for 7:30 PM on Tuesday, I couldn't get the fish and chips because they weren't available. My voucher was spent and I was left hungry. Are you a pub, guys? Are you in England? Don't you have fish and chips on a Tuesday night? Rubbish place, I don't recommend it and I'll never set foot there again.
