United Cafe - Trafford

I had some business in April of this year and the business was located 100 yards from Old Trafford (New Ground) Great Fish and Chips with a beer. Plenty of choices on menu.

Not the fries more wonderful than ever, but they are of good quality and at a reasonable and hot price and there is a bar. In game days there is a great atmosphere, the place is filled and there are always a lot of distance fans in. It is certainly worth a visit.

Located at the intersection of Chester Road and Warwick Road near the traffic lights, this restaurant is a popular spot on match days. The food, while not exceptional for a fish and chip shop, is decent. Customers have the option to dine in or take their meals to go, and the curry is particularly delicious. Additionally, they offer a satisfying full English breakfast option.

MyLovelyWife and I visited this restaurant for dinner (lunchtime for southerners) and I was looking forward to having pudding and chips with curry sauce, as I haven't been north of Bristol in about twenty years and Holland's pies are not available in the south. However, since it wasn't a match day, I settled for a delicious meat pie with chips and curry. They also made double egg and chips for MyLovelyWife, who unfortunately couldn't have pie. Overall, it was a pleasant trip down memory lane and we appreciated the owner welcoming us on a quiet weekday when they could have been closed.

I was in search of a good breakfast one morning and decided to skip the hotel dining. The first cafe we stumbled upon was where we ended up. We ordered the full breakfast and took a seat to wait. We could hear microwaves in the other room as the food was being prepared. When we finally got our meal, it was decent but nothing special. It seemed like the sausage, bacon, and eggs were all microwaved, with beans and tinned tomatoes poured over everything. Overall, the meal was okay, but not something I would rave about. I'm sure there are better breakfast options available elsewhere.