Mr Thomas's Chop House - Manchester

A friend and I visited for lunch. It's years since I last visited, but in the essentials, it has not changed. Comfortable and homely, not the subject of tasteless modernisation The menu is quite short but there are some good choices on there and most people will find something to suit. The steak and kidney pudding was very good and the beer was in great condition.A special word for our server, Lacey, who did a great job and was very professional.I was surprised by how quiet the place was, but this may be a sign of social changes and perhaps more people working from home. It certainly deserves more customers.The toilets are to be found down many steps and are not accessible. They are also in poor condition, but happily, modernisation is in hand.

On a quiet Sunday night it was not necessary to book a table so it was unfortunate we had ask for extra drink service a couple of times. The menu was interesting and obviously for the first time in any restaurant there has to be an element of .luck as to whether the choice was good. I chose the lamb chop and for a premium price it was unfortunately rather underwhelming. Other in our party made different choices and were very satisfied with their meal. Would I go there again, yes but only to try different menu options

Characteristic English restaurant with period details serving traditional English dishes.

Amazing place. The staff were polite and professional. The menu contained something for everyone. I had read really good things about their corned beef hash so I had to try it. The corned beef hash was absolutely amazing. Some of the best I ever had. The sauce that was drizzled over it provided a nice contrast to the hash. I would definitely order it again.

Went for Sunday dinner, the staff were scruffy and slovenly, the food was ok and plentiful,, the area where we ate wasn’t clean, ie the table and floor, and the toilets and the walk down to them were disgusting/filthy, get a grip guys