Best Brunch spots in Manchester, UK

Whilst staying over in Manchester last month. I did some research and discovered some of the most Instagrammable cafe spots for breakfast. Therefore, I thought a nice way would be to share the list of places I've been to and some of the other places you can check out in this blog post.

Whether you're out and about in the City of Manchester trying to spot places for breakfast or inspiration, look no further.

When I visited Evelyn, I ordered a Shakshuka, which looked amazing. Ever since I've been introduced to Shakshuka, I've loved it and it has always been a go-to meal at a cafe. The one here at Evelyn Cafe was pleasant and perfect for the gram. Priced at £7.50. They also have a range of choices, like Blue Latte, hot chocolate but limited. When I went early in the morning, I couldn't have most of the items on their menu as it wasn't ready yet. However, I opted for the Peanut Butter Jelly Cap priced at £5.00, which went perfectly with my shakshuka.

Pollen bakery is a hidden gem, totally worth a visit. Located by the river just opposite, where you can enjoy a lovely view with your breakfast. Explore the river with swans and ducks swimming around. Pollen serves freshly baked savoury dishes, so you can grab yourself a list of things from your small menu. What's more, they even have refillable tea available, which is great for those tea lovers.

Here is a list of breakfast spots in Manchester, UK.

Evelyn Cafe & Bar - Northern Quarter G18 Tib St, Manchester M4 1NB

Pollen Bakery - Unit 2B, Cotton Field Wharf, 8 New Union Street, Manchester M4 6FQ

Federal Cafe Bar - 9 Nicholas Croft, Northern Quarter, Manchester, M4 1EY

Alabama's All-American Eatery - 10 Newton St, Manchester M1 2AN

The Koffee Pot - 84-86 Oldham St, Manchester M4 1LE

Ezra & Gil - 20 Hilton St, Manchester M1 1FR

Fig & Sparrow - 20 Oldham St, Manchester M1 1JA

Sugar Junction - 60 Tib St, Manchester M4 1LG

Hope you like the choice of cafes around Manchester. I feel these are the perfect places to brunch and capture the most picturesque breakfasts. If you ever visit the North of England.

However, if there are any other cafes within cafes, you may feel I missed out. Feel free to comment below to share your favourite cafes within Manchester. I would love to hear any new ones, so I can check them out next time or leave your comment on my Instagram page.

Adil Musa