I ordered a full English. After waiting 20 minutes the eggs were undercooked and the bacon overcooked. I asked it to be changed. Another 20 minutes it came back-minus sausages. I wish they hadn’t bothered, they were cheap and nasty so had to leave them. She charged me over £6 for the privilege too! I won’t be going back!
Fogg
Tu valoración: 2 Salford, United Kingdom
Only been in once. The interior is a tad pretentious, and it was a bit of a rip off for a coffee. There is a rooftop outside sitting area in the summer, for those of you that love absorbing vast quantities of carbon monoxide.
Sophie C.
Tu valoración: 4 United Kingdom
I know that naming a café Quirky Café(or is it Quirk Café, the signs are confused) is like naming a club Cool Club For Cool People — its unlikely to attract people who actually fit the bill. Yet lets remember that we are in friendly neighbourhood Prestwich now not some back street in the Northern Quarter or alley near the Universities. This little establishment is fairly new and I reckon its real triumph was the idea for that roof terrace. ooh wouldn’t you like to own one of those one day? That is one thing that does signal quirky. My Quirkdar goes off, if you will, upon seeing a roof terrace in the middle of an otherwise ordinary road. And lets be honest about something else, any Café that isnt a Subway or Le Pain Quotidein these days is pretty special, a collector’s item. I’d say this one is good for lunches and brunches on the cheap, a girly place to go braid our hair and not eat Yorkies etc…
