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Ordsall Community Cafe manchester

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Ordsall Community Cafe located at 172 Tatton St, Salford M5 3PS, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0161 872 6011

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Adele McEwan

4 Google Rating

Always such lovely staff to talk to there. The food is very tasty, feel quite at home there. True co

4/ 5

Always such lovely staff to talk to there. The food is very tasty, feel quite at home there. True community feel, makes me smile.

Tony Coleman

4 Google Rating

Good food. Nice folks who work there and very obliging.

4/ 5

Good food. Nice folks who work there and very obliging.

KEELEY C.A

5 Google Rating

Went here to collect my tbbt parcel lovely staff

5/ 5

Went here to collect my tbbt parcel lovely staff

peter Johnson

5 Google Rating

Polite friendly staff the ambience is warm & welcoming, as for the food well prepared & tasty you wo

5/ 5

Polite friendly staff the ambience is warm & welcoming, as for the food well prepared & tasty you won't get better value thanks.

Wayne crosbie

5 Google Rating

Quality breakfast

5/ 5

Quality breakfast

lisa “Tahlulha-May” smallshaw

5 Google Rating

Fantastic breakfast Proper northern welcome We will be making this our regular stop off,. #supportin

5/ 5

Fantastic breakfast Proper northern welcome We will be making this our regular stop off,. #supportinglocalcommunities #strongercommunities

Janice Logan

5 Google Rating

Brilliant local cafe. Friendly atmosphere and caring with community. Fantastic buffets to order if y

5/ 5

Brilliant local cafe. Friendly atmosphere and caring with community. Fantastic buffets to order if you are having a celebration. All food cooked to order. Hygiene rating of 5. Staff really friendly and chatty. Love this cafe. Xx

Simon Randell

5 Google Rating

Nice gaff good staff

5/ 5

Nice gaff good staff

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  • Sunday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Monday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Tuesday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Wednesday08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
  • Thursday08:00 AM - 03:00 PM
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