Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Mr Cooper's House and Garden, Manchester (1)

Time of visit: 14 September 2013


“Until you try his creation, you would not know that Simon Rogan is a genius.”

To say the food is delicious is a great understatement. It is food with a touch of a genius added to it. The place is very nice. My husband and I went there tonight, it was the second night since it has opened to public. Everything, including the furniture, was still fresh and smelled nice. The service was excellent -I could not thank enough to all staff who were very attentive and nice.


I had a moment of "Oh darling, I don't want it to end" when I ate my main, the lamb rumps. 


Definitely we will return (by the time I wrote this blog I have returned to Mr Cooper's twice).


Love the ambiance.


Elegant.


Love the ambiance.


Non-alcoholic Pink Ivy: Pomegranate juice, lime, Japanese green tea, rose lemonade. Served with pomegranate seeds and an edible flower.


Starter: Nick’s meatballs with hyssop, baked apricots and tzatziki.


Starter: Nick’s meatballs with hyssop, baked apricots and tzatziki.


The icon.


Starter: Chicken wings in pomegranate molasses, chives and sepia noodles.


Main: Cumbrian rib steak, truffle pudding and purple potato latkes.


Main: Cumbrian rib steak, truffle pudding and purple potato latkes.



Main: Minted chargrilled courgettes, lamb rumps and spiced lentils.


Main: Minted chargrilled courgettes, lamb rumps and spiced lentils.


Dessert: Apple butterscotch pie with cinnamon crème anglaise.


Dessert: White chocolate cake with pineapple-cardamom compote.


So long ...

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