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Little ItalyNewest Review: ... and quietist, so we went in. Quietist seemed to be a little exaggeration it turned out - apart from an elderly gentleman who was finishing his coffee, we were the only customers. It was about 6.30 on a weeknight, but still, other places we'd past had been full. We were seated towards the back with a view out onto Deansgate through the main windows. There were about 8 other tables ... more |
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by zoe_page_1 - written on 02.06.02 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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I've been to little Italy in New York and in London, and now I have in Manchester. Here it's not an area of the city, however, instead it's a restaurant. An Italian restaurant. Now that may seem obvious to you, but since the receipt in front of me has the name, the words Italian Specialties and a map of Italy just to be on the safe side, I thought I'd err on the edge of caution and spell it out for you. Little Italy is on Deansgate, at the Arndale end rather than the Opera House end - typical, since we went there when we were going to and parking at the theatre, so we had a longish walk there and back. We went because Quy had to come straight ...
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