Cuckoo - Manchester
Cuckoo
Description
Step into Cuckoo and find a pocket-sized wonder where big flavours and friendly faces await. This snug bar-café on Bury New Road marries a crafty drinks programme — from perfectly pulled flat whites to sprightly negronis and a broad canned-beer selection — with comfort plates, pizzas and tempting pastries. A sunny terrace and thoughtful staff make it a favourite for brunch, after-work drinks or relaxed family nights; dogs and dietary needs are welcomed with the same good humour. Cuckoo is the sort of local haunt that surprises you: small from the street, full of character inside.
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Reservation request for Cuckoo
When reserving at Cuckoo mention terrace preference, allergy needs or pizza plans — evenings can be lively and pizza may take 30–45 minutes.
Feedback
Reviews praise Cuckoo's drinks, terrace and friendly vibe but note occasional slow or inconsistent table service and pizza availability during menu shifts.
Service was a bit slow, but it was busy, and there were only two servers working.
Lovely lunch and made to feel really welcome with our little ones
We are new to the area. Cuckoo was recommended and I can say we were not disappointed. Kate and kinyemi were the most hospitable hosts. Amazing we will definitely be returning. Thank you..
Always a pleasure for food and drink. Lovely relaxed atmosphere and staff make you feel welcome.
Cute little place with a wonderful selection of drinks. We didn't eat here because we only stopped for a drink, but we will be back to try out the food when we are next in the area.
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San Pellegrino Sparkling Limonata (Lemon) (330Ml)£2 San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa (Sparkling Blood Orange) (330Ml)£2 Beavertown Gamma Ray (5.4%) (330Ml)£5 Runaway Ipa (5.5%) (330Ml)£4 Siva Prosecco (Italy) (11%)£20 Big Bombora Shiraz (Australia) (13.5%)£16
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Although the frontage feels compact, Cuckoo expands beyond the street: there’s a well-used terrace and an internal downstairs area that’s often put to work for larger gatherings and events — a reason local groups keep coming back.
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