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LivebaitNewest Review: ... was not so cheap as to reveal meanness but expensive enough to show we were up to the challenge of Livebait. Ordering done, we were able to sit back and cast an eye over the surroundings. The website describes the style as "traditional fish and chip shop meets modern restaurant" and I'm inclined to agree; the white brick tiles are very like a traditional fish and chip shop, or even ... more |
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by jason - written on 06.02.08
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Worlds worst ever customer service. Don't waste your money. They were not interested when i tried to complain.
by fizzywizzy - written on 12.12.06 (Very useful, 337 readings)
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Until I was searching online I had no idea that Livebait had a branch in Manchester; I once went to the Waterloo branch about ten years ago and had a thoroughly splendid evening - possibly something to do with seeing not only Marc Almond devouring a lobster but wishy-washy Liberal Democrat Simon Hughes dithering over the menu (they weren't together as far I know but with old Hughsie's admissions recently maybe I'm wrong…) I had almost forgotten about Livebait, though, until last week when I needed to book a meal in Manchester at short notice. Manchester is a city I vaguely know but don't get to that often so I had no starting point. An online search threw up ...
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