Rosylee Tearooms - Manchester
Rosylee Tearooms
Description
Located just on the edge of the Northern Quarter on Stevenson Square, Rosylee Restaurant and Lounge is a beautiful place for a cocktail, alfresco dining, or a traditional English meal. Established as a traditional tearoom in late 2013, we have now evolved into a restaurant with a focus on guest experience. We work closely with local suppliers to provide the best regional food, honoring English heritage. Our new menu features local produce from the north of England, offering breakfast 7 days a week, afternoon teas with homemade scones, cakes, and sandwiches. Sundays are dedicated to traditional roasts and bloody mary's, all enjoyed in a relaxed and comfortable setting. During the summer, our terrace is a sun trap, while in the winter, we provide a cozy, intimate dining experience.
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Great service, great food and great value! Especially the early bird menu, where 2 Courses are £11.95 and 3 Courses are £14.95.
Visited for lunch with friends on Saturday, after being tempted along by their January 50% offer! My first visit to Rosylee, although I believe they've
TL;DR - Cute little restaurant serving nice food with good service. A search for a spot of lunch on a Sunday brought us to Rosylee.
A really lovely bottomless brunch, we will definitely be returning
A very lovely vibe and great service. Would definitely recommend.
Menu
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Granola And Honey MascarponeOur own homemade granola packed full of raisins; sultanas; dried cranberries; pumpkin seeds; sunflower seeds; citrus peel; & rolled oats served + a honey mascarpone
£4Breakfast Cocktails
Blood Orange Bucks FizzA tangy twist on the classic breakfast tipple. Solerno blood orange liqueur; orange juice & prosecco
£6Steaks, Ribs, &Amp; Chicken
Pigs On The BeachMango chilli glaze
£4Dessert
Pigs In MudTreacle; honey & beer glaze
£4Choose Your Bottomless Tipple
Pints (Heineken)£12Hand Made Desserts
Melting Chocolate Fondant£7
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