CuisinePizzeria
Price££
Neighborhoodprestwich
HoursMon closed, Tue 09:00-23:00, Wed 09:00-22:30, Thu 09:00-23:30, Fri-Sat 09:00-00:30, Sun 09:00-22:30
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Why locals love it: Prestwich neighbourhood bar and pizza room three miles north of Manchester city centre. Few city-centre diners make the trip up the Bury line for the room here.

Tip: Closed Sundays and Mondays; Saturday afternoon long lunch is the calm shift.

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Location

Address: 395-397 Bury New Road, Prestwich, Manchester M25 1AW

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