As you know, the United Kingdom is not too budget space, but there is always the opportunity to find places on your wallet. Here is a couple of tips to tourists who have already stood. Where to go to eat cheaply:
"COMMON" (39-41 Edge Street)
This musical bar in the northern quarter is always unusually good food and a pleasant atmosphere. For many regulars, chili, chicken with Chorizo, Falafel and Kebab, form a sort of food saint Trinity. It is not all that can be ordered in this restaurant. Along with a number of sandwiches and hamburgers, you can order Indian dishes. Do not pass by special dishes, for example, beef with cabbage, Huevos Rancheros (something like scrambled eggs) and Italian meatballs. Also in the bar you can order beer, and the fact that it can be happy to drink here, clearly on the beer barrels as elements of the decor. Prices in the restaurant: Light snacks - £ 2.50- £ 5.95, the main dishes are £ 6- £ 8.50.
Slice Pizza & Bread Bar (1A Stevenson Square)
In Rome, pizza is not round; It is rectangular and served Al Taglio (cut, in pieces). The owners of this pizzeria have been in the Italian capital, so they found out exactly how it is done correctly. Pizza is the most diverse, from Focacci, filled with olive oil, rosemary and sea salt, to pizza on a thin dough with classic fillings, including broccoli, sausage and chili pepper. Try pizza with very thinly sliced potatoes (absolutely unusual spicy taste). If you end up, staggering around the northern quarter late in the evening, suffering from light hunger, go to Slas. It is worth noting that on weekends it can be ordered for removal from 10 pm to 1 night. A piece of pizza (slices) is here £ 2- £ 2.75.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 12:00 - 01:00, 5:00 - 05:00 PM
"Gorilla" (54-56 Whitworth Street)
If you like Benedict's eggs (two halves of English cake with pashota eggs, ham or bacon, and dutch sauce), then you are exactly here. A pleasant cozy informal restaurant, where pixies melodies play on the back background. The bar is open from 9 am on weekends. The various variations of the scrambled eggs and breakfasts (for £ 5.50) offer guests of the institution. Traditional English breakfast, meanwhile, very popular with sausages on their own recipes and crispy bacon, coffee bag (£ 2.60). After breakfast, the menu is expanding, and during the day you can order luxury sandwiches (for example, a chiabatt with dried meat of the defense, cod and with green sauce Salsa Verde, with herbs, garlic, mustard, etc.), hamburgers, hotdogs, delicious seasonal soups and salads, and African spicy kebabs in the marinade of the Cherum (with onions, cilantro, lemon juice, etc.). Some of the drinks are quite expensive here, so, you can be fully content with the Brooklyn Lager jar for £ 4.50. In general, breakfasts here are £ 4 - £ 9.95, light snacks and sandwiches - £ 4.50-8.50 £, the main dishes are from £ 7.50.
"PANCHO'S BURRITOS" (Unit FC1, Arndale Market Food Hall, 49 High Street)
Indoor grocery market Arndale (Do not worry, the place is not so smart, as it may seem) offers numerous available places to have a snack. Here, among them and this cafe. Restaurants heads a Mexican chef, so, and the kitchen here is Mexican. Book here a huge burrito with a stewed pork with limes, pork with a meaty cactus, beef in Chile sauce Pasilla - fragrant and incredibly delicious dishes. To eat so good, you have to sit down, because it is impossible to go and eat on the go, if, of course, you do not want fried beans, meat juice, sour cream and peak-de-gallo sauce shook on your shirt (Burrito costs from £ 3.99). Pancho, Tako and Cesadilla can also be ordered here, but the new hit restaurant is his tomato soup with chili pepper called Azteca (for £ 2.50).
"MARK ADDY" (Stanley Street, Salford)
This is a fun place. Pub on the river bank with the decor of the "Food" wine bar with the decor of Glamor of the 80s of the past. The once facade of the restaurant building was simply chic, but the appearance began to somehow disperse with the idea of the bar himself and with his simple cuisine. As you already understood, there are preparing dishes without excesses: lobs, ribs, blood sausages and sweets at affordable prices. For lunch, you can order snacks like eggs, pancakes and bhaji with cheese (something like vegetable danks, from Indian cuisine) There are also sandwiches and fried potatoes, and at night travelers can choose cheese and pies, and some Burds are all for £ 10. To save money, but do not deny yourself the pleasure of drinking local beers, you can try pollutes of real ale (Pintta costs from £ 3.10), as well as beer from from Red Willow. If you, actually, more interested in the alcohol side of the lunch, you can use this pub as the starting point of your evening run around the local pubs and clubs Chapel Street (and this restaurant is very close). Do not miss "King's Arms" (11 Bloom Street), where exceptional beer is served. Snacks, sandwiches - £ 2.40- £ 7.25, Main dishes - About £ 9.45
"This & That" (3 SOAP Street)
This is one of the real curry bar bar, where you can order the most delicious Asian dishes for several pounds. The decor of the restaurant without excesses, the food is fresh, homemade, cooked with interesting spices - no more than £ 5. Different dishes from lamb, as well as vegeterice dishes. Curry, coriander, green chilli pepper, raw bow - everything is very fragrant! Try the samos from other snacks (a little greasy, but tasty, with minced meat, potatoes and onions). The dishes are there from £ 3.30.
"ALMOST FAMOUS" (100 High Street)
On weekends there are huge queues. Cafe is very popular! Book here juicy pies, ribs, hamburgers with a thick layer of fine red cabbage and a red bow, sweet potatoes, roast with chili and cheese sauce. Beer (small bottle Brooklyn Lager costs £ 4.50). Burgers here are £ 6- £ 7, Potato Free- £ 2.
"Solita" (Turner Street, next to Almost Famous)
This also sells juicy hamburgers (though, from £ 10.90). There are lunches that are in total cost 5.95 £.