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Caffe Uno in generalNewest Review: ... have been different on a Saturday night. Caffe Uno serves your usual range of pizzas, pastas and salads. I do not eat red or white meat so was quite pleased with the number of vegetarian and fish dishes available. I was tempted by an unusual prawn Caesar salad but opted for one of the specials, Gnocchi with gorgonzola and basil pesto instead. I accompanied this with a mug of mocha. Duskman ordered a Spaghetti Carbornar and Appletise. This cam to nearly £20. Our drinks came first. The mocha was not too bad at all. It was prettily presented in one of those nice glass Irish coffee mugs with large bit of quite hard Italian style biscu... more |
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by duskmaiden - written on 10.03.06 (Very useful, 174 readings)
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It was a Thursday evening just after pay da. Duskman and I had met for a drink after work and I could not be bothered cooking. The idea was a cheap and cheerful meal out. A nice bowl of pasta would hit the spot exactly. Manchester has a number of reasonable independent Italian restaurants and pizzerias. However we decided on Caffé Uno which is part of a chain. I had been past it plenty of times but had never eaten there. I chose it because I thought the name café made it sound reasonable value. The Manchester City Centre branch is in a prime location facing the Town Hall on Albert Square. It’s usually buzzing in the summer with its cosmopolitan outdoor ...
by zoe_page_1 - written on 01.03.02 (Very useful, 196 readings)
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University has taught me so much. I’ve learnt how to sleep any time of day in any place, where to find the cheapest Warburtons in town and how to make seemingly understandable notes from lectures given by professor types who only appear to know a smattering of English. The most important thing I’ve realised though, is that there’s more to Italian Restaurants than just the Tiggis I grew up with. -- The Background -- Over the last 5 or 6 months, Quy and I seem to have spent a lot of time eating, and 99% of those occasions have been in Italian restaurants. There’s Michelangelos (which I’m not writing an op on since he ...
by Sex Bomb Girl - written on 30.09.01 (Very useful, 290 readings)
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When I found out that my daughter was on her way I started to think that my social life was all but over but then I thought no I will take my daughter out with me and so began the search for the ideal restaurant. I tried loads such as Pizza Express,Cafe Rouge,Ponchetta,Pappa Dels but all seemed to be fine during the day but in the evenings I got the feeling that kid's were not really welcome then I found Cafe Uno. Cafe Uno have lot's of restaurants all over London and serve a wide variety of dishes all Italian but all delicious(believe me I have tried them all). But not only do they have excellent food and wine at very reasonable prices but ...
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