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Fascinating tour, very interesting and a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Our tour guide was both knowledgeable and enthusiastic about sharing these areas of Manchester and the food treats to be found.

This is one of the best walking tours I’ve taken. Our guide Julia is incredible at what she does. So much information and history. Her love for her city really shows through, making this tour exceptional. My first impression of Manchester was not great, after our tour with Julia, WOW MANCHESTER, you are AMAZING! Thank you Julia. You are incredible and please don’t stop sharing your passion with the world.

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What an amazing experience and Julia our guide was a breadth of knowledge, and so personable. Very grateful for the experience

I really enjoyed the tour but it was nott worth the money. The tour was very good, the guide was very good. But the food was not worth the money. Our last meal was at an Indian restaurant - I asked the price and it was 7pd. Sterling. The Charcuterie spot was excellent and with three small slices of meat and three cheeses on charcoal crackers it would have been expenses. I believe we may nave been offered an alcoholic beverage which we declined. There was half of a rueben sandwich, a pasty, and sn enormous cookies. One Uncle ? Candy rapped and a tast of some rum or port. I may have missed something but it was not worth the money spent. We really enjoyed the tour in the north quarter but compared to your food tour in Greece, a beer tour in Brussels, or one in Oslo this was decidedly the lower of the four. We really liked the guide!!! And as I said the tour around the area was certainly worth our time but the food other than the rueben sandwich, the pastry and charcuterie did not add up to much. Great guide but would not recommend it.

Nic was wonderful, city and food knowledgeable. She always made everyone comfortable at each location and explained very well what we were going to eat.

Nic was our guide. She was both friendly and very informative with loads of interesting stories to tell. The tour was excellent and so was the food. We will definitely be revisiting the places she showed us! Thanks Nic for a fantastic tour.

We went on a tour through Ancoats with our guide Steve. We visited several local foodshops. We tasted bread from a middle eastern bakery, and soup from a Jamaican family owned shop and a fine selection of meats and cheeses from a local butcher/wine shop. Wandering further through the neighborhoods Steve painted a colorfull picture of Manchester going from the beginning of the industrial revolution to his youth around the 70's to the present day using the buildings and surrounding as the props for his stories about the many firsts Machester bestowed upon the world. Steve has his facts straight, because when checking his more 'unbelievable' claims they checked out as true (splitting of the atom, cancer treatment, Man city being the best team that ever existed, slavery abolishment long before the US did, all true). In Ancoats we also passed several places were series and movies were filmed. And around the end of the tour we ate at 'This and That', an Indian restaurant in an alley where you, as a less adventurous tourist would have walked passed looking for a place with a nicer terras. And this is where food tours show their worth. Passing this restaurant up would have left you with missing up one of the best Indian food experiences. Don't take my word for it nor Steve's (although i could not catch that man in a lie) but take it from an Indian member in our group, who was very complementary about the food stating it was as good as at home. Last stop was Abel Haywood hotel/bar/ restaurant where we learned about Abel Haywood and his stauts of the queen and ended up mesmerizing about all the music that came from Machester while eating sticky toffee pudding. All in all a very nice walk with a wealth of things you didn't know about Manchester.

A fun way to explore Manchester. Nic was a fabulous tour guide and helped make our trip memorable. We enjoyed discovering some lovely little independent food places & hearing some history too. My favourite stop on the tour was The Butcher’s Quarter.

James our guide and the owner was very knowledgeable about Manchester history and the food scene. All the food choices were excellent. Nice also to support local small business owners! Would recommend to anyone unfamiliar with the area. I leaned a lot!

Steven was an excellent host, meeting place was easy to find. We were shown the northern quarter and some of the Manchester history. We started with local bakery, moved to an artisan deli, a taste of Salford rum and a bit of "this and that" ( I will let you discover this Manchester gem) and finally pudding. All the time we found new facts about the city you just don't know about. Well done Steve, great way to spend a few hours.