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Address: 10 Tib Ln, Manchester M2 4JB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 833 1034
Website: https://www.10tiblane.com/
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It’s a small plates menu (except for their Sunday lunch, which we would recommend as 5*). I’ve tried to get on board with small plates, but I’ve yet to be persuaded that the priority is anything other than to make you pay more for a full portion of food than if you just ordered a main meal. When the response to “no we’ve not been here before” is “OK I’ll just explain the menu to you”, I’m just not persuaded that small plates is really a good thing.
One main meal? Brilliant.
3-4 small tapas? Beautiful.
A small plate for 2-3 carrots for not much short of £10? Hm. Sorry, no.
There were 3-4 “big small plates”. Tbh, I’d have rather just had any one of these as a main meal, with the best smaller plates as a starter.
That being said, rant over… the food was very good. It’s comparable in quality to Stretford Canteen and Pip, but probably a little cheaper than SC and probably a more generous portion than Pip.
Another comparison would be Higher Ground. It’s a bit cheaper than their set menu, but the quality and originality at HG is much, much higher. This food was generally very good quality, but there wasn’t a vast amount that a very good cook couldn’t prepare at home.
A minor gripe again about the carrots. They’re so cheap. The expense of a carrot dish is the skilled staff time. They’re a perfect restaurant ingredient because they’re cheap but they’re fantastic prepared with skill like at 10 Tib Lane. If you’re going to charge so much for a carrot dish, give us a few more carrots please.
The puddings were good. The cheese, pear and spiced bread was beautiful. But the rhubarb wasn’t tart enough to go with a sweet biscuit and a sweet mousse.
We loved the wine list and the generous “No/Low” alcohol menu. I’d have loved one more non-alcoholic beer option for those that don’t enjoy German-style lager. There are some excellent 0.5% pale ales and IPAs by Manchester breweries (or Guinness 0.0 is great too).
So all in all, very good. But we’ll probably only be going back for their (absolutely superb) Sunday lunch or a drink.
We ordered everything from oysters, cocktails and the best Porchetta Sunday roasts and desserts. Everything was just incredible and we are already planning a return visit.
Thank you so much to everyone at 10 Tib Lane for looking after us- you’ve made my birthday super special!
Honestly, it was the best Sunday Roast I’ve had so far! The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and the service was great
The only thing I didn’t like was the dessert at the end it didn’t quite match the level of the main course.
But overall, I’d highly recommend this place!
A short menu which changes every few weeks.
The food was delicious – Sourdough, Beignets, Pickled Mackerel followed by a shared Dairy Cow Ribeye with a side of new potatoes. When it was served we realised we hadn’t ordered any greens, so the Chef rushed some through for us – great service. Finally a very good Treacle Tart.
Service from all the staff was excellent but Lucia in particular stood out.
We won’t be leaving it so long again!
I come all the time for food and/or drinks. Every time the staff and experience is brilliant.
The cocktails are unique and inventive.
They also do happy hour on the cocktails and oysters!
Food is lovely and creative too.
They change the menus seasonally, which means you get to try lots of different stuff each time you visit.
The service was great. Staff were friendly and explained the menu in a lovely way.
The food was delicious. We started with some oysters and then had five plates between two. I had dessert because I really wanted to try the rhubarb and custard tart. I am glad I did. Thank you for a great evening and making it worth getting a babysitter 🙂
My friend joined me and was told he could no longer be served alcohol, with staff accusing him of “stumbling in” but he was practically sober. It felt humiliating and unnecessarily judgemental. We then waited over an hour for our food, after the waiter announced he was taking a 30-minute “time out.”
For a meal costing £180+, you’d expect a level of hospitality, not hostility.
When I politely pushed back, it wasn’t welcomed. And as I left, having said thank you, the manager patted me on the shoulder and said, “You need to learn to respect people.” Ironic, given they’re supposed to be in hospitality.
I wouldn’t go back and would suggest trying somewhere else. It simply isn’t worth it.