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The Pie Factory manchester

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The Pie Factory, located at Salford M50 2GF, specializes in serving delicious, handmade pies that delight both locals and visitors alike. Our unwavering commitment to quality service ensures that each customer feels welcomed from the moment they enter. The cozy atmosphere captures the essence of comfort food dining, allowing you to enjoy your meal in a relaxed setting. We take pride in sourcing the freshest ingredients, providing exceptional value in each bite. Come experience a taste of tradition at The Pie Factory; we guarantee you’ll leave satisfied.

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Mcmont 12

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Doesn’t even make pies

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Doesn’t even make pies

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Bus driver gets off like Keanu Reeves in Speed

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Bus driver gets off like Keanu Reeves in Speed

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