I try LOCAL FOOD in Manchester - I was Disappointed!

[@everydayimeating3407]

What other foods could I have tried? Comment Below 😀

[@jkex388]

A trip to Wright's Fish & Chips in Manchester is always worth it! Thanks for another interesting video, and don't forget to claim Delay Repay on your train ticket as you were over 30 minutes late.

[@StravaleReviewsBeer]

Rag Pudding is a meat pudding wrapped in suet pastry - can get it in Oldham, Rochdale or Bury in some chippies, but not in Manchester city centre

[@AntAnPen]

Come to Northallerton it's not to far from Leeds . an try or Bradleys fish an chip shop it's lovely an cheap as well 😊

[@rich84ts]

Hi Marc, don’t worry, after looking at the chicken I think you won. Deffo make a Manchester tart, we’d love to see what it looks like. ❤

[@Pytchblend]

Greenhalghs' butter pie (from lots of bakers)

[@BigSavEats]

Great video as ever,.I'll be trying that food place out next time i'm in the city!

[@notreyf]

Like someone has already said below, and in the vid, Bury market has loads of Manchester tarts. Good market with top food, you should have a trip there.

[@siobhan28483]

That girl watching you film yourself on the train lol. Btw, next time you try jerk chicken and rice and peas, buy it from a Jamaican take away, not a Nigerian / Ghanian place. You'll notice the difference. I'm British Jamaican. You can't beat authentic Jamaican food.

[@larhumba4233]

It wasn't a fail as you got to eat a generous portion of delicious rice & peas, fried plantain and jerk chicken from the local Caribbean community! Yum yum! 😋 I did giggle when you arrived and said "let's see if I can find some Manchester tarts!" 😅 I found another Pie & Mash place for you in London, this one in Hoxton called F.Cooke's. You need to come down on the coach and sample some Cockney fayre before it's no longer available. You don't have to try the jellied eels, but a freshly made meat pie with 2 scoops of mash and parsley liquor is a must ASAP! It's David Beckham's favourite! 🇬🇧👍 P.S. You could've tried an Eccles cake from Salford in Manchester. I love them!

[@michelleleigh-mz1er]

I'm from Manchester, And I get my Manchester tarts from a bakery called greenhalghs in Salford precinct about 2 and half miles from Manchester town centre... There only small but nice..👍

[@everydayimeating3407]

I should have gone there!

[@mrsmunchin]

I can get them in stalybridge and Ashton under Lyne 😊

[@strafe604]

Not a fail, man. You salvaged it again with a nice jerk chicken with rice & peas with fried plantain. It was just a tart anyway. Maybe during your inquiry to the counter attendant at that shop on the tart as he got into more of a conversation, it could've been asked to him if he recommends something else from their bakery section to try. Another fun trip!

[@everydayimeating3407]

Great tip!

[@KarenG.-qs7wc]

Wow, can't believe you couldn't find Manchester tart in Manchester, this so reminds me of when I went to Kendal about 10 years ago and I couldn't find anywhere that sold Kendal Mint cake,😮 nowhere at all.🤷‍♀️😕 I did eventually find some later in the day when I went to Lake Windemere.😃 Crazy world 🙄🤪😏

[@elizaphe58]

I bought some Kendal Mint Cake in Kendal back in June!

[@everydayimeating3407]

I couldn't believe how difficult it is to find!

[@AngelGail8]

We lived in Manchester for 7 weeks whist our Daughter had Cancer treatment, and we never once found a Manchester Tart. Though Blackpool has lots of them.

[@gillianmaynard4468]

Your meal looked delicious despite you having to adapt your goal. Another good one

[@a1joiner5]

Good video. I love your travelling reviews. I almost feel like I'm travelling with you but I'm sorry you were disappointed with the food. Your videos are so real and i love that you show us all the hassle transport can be. Makes me realise the effort you go to.❤

[@johnwelbourn3811]

Great video. You weren't missing much, I wasn't impressed when I tried Manchester tart. Bakewell in Derbyshire is a hell of a place to get to, but it's worth going to try a Bakewell pudding from the Bakewell pudding shop; completely different to a Bakewell tart.

[@brutaltooth3900]

You can take your pick of Manchester Tarts at Bury Market where they are very popular, but that's another tram or train journey away out of town.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thats where they told me to go at the cafe

[@steventaylor6934]

Another great video your face was priceless when the train got cancelled 😂😂 keep up the great work mate

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks, will do 😀

[@witchmellor]

We used to get that served up at school back in the late 60's early 70's usually made in a tray and cut into squares then a generous scoop of hot custard on top, I used to ask for an edge or corner piece because I loved the pastry. As others have said, you maybe could have tried a lanky hotpot like Betty used to make in Rovers Return 😂😂

[@nocturna1964]

Greetings From Solvang, Calif 🙋‍♀️ on a weekend break in this ultra-cute village! Your foodie self would love it here, the number one thing to do here is bakery hop your way through the village. Your trip today was not a fail. You still had an adventure and your meal seemed pretty above average as far as mall food goes. This will be one of those memories that you will laugh at one day. It will also be a good dinner table story someday.

[@scouseofhorror104]

Just here to say I was thinking about you on this bank holiday Sunday and thought not seen a video in ages! Finally found you again from remembering your Paris video and noticed KZbin had unsubscribed me! 😡 Glad to be back and sort of pleased as I can binge now 🤗😅

[@ianlivsey7200]

I live about 6 miles from the centre of Manchester, and when you said you were coming over here to try Manchester Tart, I thought, well, good luck with that. Didn't expect you to find it. It's very much a school dinner thing, and it's really nice too. I hope you bringing this to light inspires bakeries, cafes, etc to bring this back. Next time you come over this way, a recent local delicacy (About 10 or so years) is a Manchester egg. To my shame, I haven't tried one myself yet, even though I'm certain I'd love it. Not for everyone, but definitely my kind of thing.

[@chrysalis4126]

Greenhalghs bakers sell them. They are in lots of towns around Manchester.

[@williebobs3830]

66 years old, born & bread Mancunian. Never heard of a Manchester egg. Are you at it ?.

[@ianlivsey7200]

@@williebobs3830 No mate. Seriously. I'm 65 myself, and from Ashton. Basically, it's a scotch egg, except it has a pickled egg instead of a regular hard boiled egg, and instead of sausage meat alone, it has black pudding and sausage meat. Something different about the coating too, though I forget what. Apparently, they were first sold at a pub in Oldham Street (I always forget the name), and you could have them served with Vimto relish (As Vimto is a Mancunian thing too). I kid you not fella, google it.

[@brendacharles7289]

They are generally available in our local Greggs (Hitchin,Herts), don't know about availability elsewhere!

[@christinez.]

OMG! This is just not possible! 🙈 Hope, you're luckier on your next food journey (although the non-local food really looked delicious)! I'm looking forward to watching your next video! 👍

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks! 😃

[@suewalton7994]

Manchester tart is available in Greenhalghs bakery in Bolton,and a few other independent bakery shops around some Greater Manchester localities .Ironically it seems more readily available in Yorkshire.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I can't believe you can't get it in the centre of Manchester!

[@stephenjohnpresnal4310]

If you were over 15 minutes delayed in getting to your destination, you could claim on Northern’s Delay Repay scheme. This will get you a percentage of your ticket price back or (if a delay of 30 minutes or more) a free ticket. And I got a Manchester Tart from Spar supermarket in Bramley (Leeds)!

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks for reminding me. I forgot!

[@BeateThieler]

Wie wäre es mit einer Lunchbox für Notfälle.😊Danke für dieses neue Abenteuer.Stay safe,please

[@Pytchblend]

Please go to Bury market and try Bury black pudding and the nearby black pea stall.

[@christopherslater5326]

My local morrisons, swinton in Salford sell them. Or try any Greenhalgh’s bakery in the city. A good alternative local thing is a manchester egg. It's a take on a scotch egg but much nicer.

[@AnnieLasuruz]

You should check out Food Stalls on Bury Market+Greenhalghs Bakery make Manchester Tarts.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I should have went to Bury Market!

[@mattwinstanley2544]

Such a shame - you could have just popped on a tram to Bury and you would have had plenty of options for a Manchester Tart (assuming it was market days - Wednesday, Friday or Saturday). Gorton Indoor Market does a decent Manchester Tart as well and that is just outside the city centre - that would have been open Mon-Sat as well. Manchester is becoming gentrified and the old school Mancunians are becoming a bit like the old school cockneys (pushed out to the extremities). Go back 30 years you'd have been spoilt for choice in the city centre for that tart.

[@bonbon19977]

I was told the train between Manchester and Leeds will be replaced by bus in September. Anyone know?

[@liamlavelle7188]

Bridge work in Castleton, no trains from Rochdale.

[@martinedwards7360]

I'm surprised you chose finding a "Manchester tart" as your food adventure? 🤷‍♂its hardly an amazing cake. nevertheless , the alternative meal you found was much better than what you planned to eat. Next time I'm in Manchester city centre ill visit that place you got your jerk chicken, it looked nice. Try getting on a plane 🛫🛬 again if you can. maybe visit Germany , try the Currywurst?🌭

[@BeateThieler]

Ja das ist eine gute Idee 💡

[@fandangobrandango7864]

Manchester Tart is not a cake

[@paulpetroleum]

Should have grabbed a Lancashire Hot Pot.

[@mattwinstanley2544]

You'd struggle to find one of them in Manchester City Centre as well mate, maybe a pretentious one at best. The people who live in those new apartments, tall buildings etc. don't want to eat Betty's Hot Pot or have a pint of mild in the rovers 😂

[@paulpetroleum]

@@mattwinstanley2544 Aye you're probably right. Love a proper old school hot pot in a pub. Surely there must be at least one decent old boozer that still sells it.

[@Islandicus]

A grey sky in Manchester? How unusual.

[@leslancaster9823]

My friend if you wanted a Manchester tart you should have tried the spar shops around Manchester center very nice they are from there made by Clayton park bakery keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@susannah1184]

Great vlog. Ah I am sure you will find a Manchester tart somewhere on your travels. xx

[@robertbarnier45]

That looked good. Success. Aussie Bob. 😊

[@BillCameronWC]

I thought you salvaged that ‘fail’ pretty well! I’ve only ever had Jerk Chicken once & thought it was pretty nice. Onward to your next adventure 👍😃.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was a tasty meal!

[@martinmartyn3030]

EDIE. Your adventure wasn't a fail. You still made a great video.👍

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks 👍

[@lisacaptainino86]

I love your videos brilliant xxxxx

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks 😀

[@pamelahunter8659]

You only tend to find Manchester tart made at local bakeries. It’s seen as a bit retro nowadays.

[@kujouk]

I think the issue is more that regional food is disappearing from all over, it's only the famous ones which survive, I might have had Manchester tart at school, which was a long time ago but I'd almost forgot about it till you said. As long as Yorkshire pudding survives 🤣

[@everydayimeating3407]

I don't think Yorkshire pudding will ever be forgotten about!

[@pauly5418]

I don't call this a fail. I call it a save. You didn't find what you set out to get, but you still found something else that was pretty tasty. I also liked the little walk around the city.

[@hayleyfaragher9729]

I used to go to Uni in Leeds, try the Vietnamese stand in the food section in Leeds market. Enjoy watching your posts, been here from the start. ❤

[@everydayimeating3407]

Amazing! Thanks for your support!

[@hayleyfaragher9729]

​@@everydayimeating3407I used to enjoy the £50.00 spend in a day videos if you ever plan to try those again

[@kennethredpath3451]

Go to Arbroath and try Arbroath Smokies, the travel logistics would probably be a nightmare.

[@Mike-77-YT]

In Pendleton in the Salford Shopping Center, there's a store called Greenhalgh's that sell Manchester tarts!

[@TimK2646]

👍👍👍 Liam and Noel are getting together again, Its A Wonder Wall feeling. I dare not comment upon your challenge as I could be banned. I was in Manchester 22 years ago (work stuff) and really enjoyed the full English Breakfast every day.

[@nicolepeters6660]

Some of the Morrisons in greater Manchester have them, but I agree with the Bury Market comments. They're yummy 😋

[@everydayimeating3407]

I should have gone there!

[@manishamistry1067]

The arndale food market has so many amazing places - the Greek place zorbas or panchos - burritos, the shwarma, the curry place. Onje where you went is lovely but there were also so many amazing places there as well. Also next time try Manchester picadilly food market

[@everydayimeating3407]

It looked like a great place!

[@borusa32]

I had never heard of it but looking up some recipes online I think it would be quite nice.

[@everydayimeating3407]

That was my thought too

[@rockinrachel1670]

Bury market is a good place to go for food! 😊 I am also from and live in the Manchester area and never had a Manchester tart. Tram to Bury takes about 15/20 mins

[@everydayimeating3407]

I should have went but wasn't sure if I'd make it back in time

[@sairs9672]

There is a place called “The Bakery” literally a 2 minute walk from the tram stop opposite Manchester City’s Training ground that do them, but you have to be early

[@chicochicolini3911]

But in the absence of Manchester Tart why didn't you get some Hot Pot and Eccles cakes instead ? 😢

[@dav_poy]

They sell Manchester Tarts in Spar, in the chiller cabinets. Clayton Park Bakery is the brand.

[@garygee1468]

They sometimes Manchester tarts on the outdoor foodstalls next to piccadilly gardens

[@everydayimeating3407]

I'll have to keep an eye out next time!

[@LiftsHandDryersRoblox-r5k]

Your reaction when the train was cancelled 😂

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was pretty annoying lol

[@CarolWhite-il7ki]

I wrote a lot but lost it. Grrrrr . Like the trains . Take care .thanks.

[@pscrook]

Manchester Tart was always a leftover dish. Made from yesterday's custard, popular with school dinner kitchens. Not surprised its not on sale.

[@TheBlueNun]

Ashton Under Lyne Market has them. I think they also sell Rag Puddings which are another obscure delicacy.

[@TheBlueNun]

Sam’s Chop House occasionally have the Tart on their dessert menu.

[@spaceman87186]

Sure they sell them in the Coronation street themed cafe which is right behind you at the exit your sat 5 min walk .

[@suereeves5994]

that market you walked through looked like a really nice one, the Birmingham bull ring has gone down the tubes unfortunately. food you had looked great. shame you had to rush off after eating, no time even for a drink!

[@everydayimeating3407]

I was rushing towards the end

[@juliemcgarty4764]

Wow wot a shame no manchester tarts to be had especially in Manchester you can buy them in sayers and the pound bakery I love them as well reminds me of school

[@nicholasnick]

Any interest for Krakow (Poland) to try Pierogi(dumblings) is a bit like chinese dumblings and perhaps traditional Polish soup. Krakow is one of the cheapest EU city for spending so worth a while to go! Also any traditional chinese meals in London/Manchester?

[@susanbinks8868]

Hello my friend, no Manchester Tart in Manchester!! Have to say I've never really liked it, but it would have been nice to have had your opinion on this! Don't see your challenge as a failure though, you had some lovely Jerk Chicken to enjoy. Lovely to see you as always, take care 💜💜 XX

[@everydayimeating3407]

The chicken was great even though not what I set out to try!

[@geoffreymcdonnell9869]

Well I am familiar with "Bakewell Tarts" because you can buy them in Tesco but the Manchester version (food wise) I did not know existed.Still the late lunch did look a good feed and Plantain I have never eaten.The costs were acceptable but I agree you did not find in Manchester what you were looking for, better luck next Saturday!?😮

[@stephenpaul-l4n]

How unusual that public transport was letting you down. Treat yourself to a Five-Guys 😂

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its the trains again!!!

[@tomsoden1738]

I was at uni in Manchester for 4 years, and I didn't have much trouble finding Manchester tarts ㅋㅋ Jane, Laura, and Mary.

[@kimobooth3525]

How about Malaysian food over there ? We have been to a couple of Malaysian restaurants in London. Just a suggestion 😊

[@nicolausher6358]

Funny watching this as I've always wondered why no one in Manchester sells Manchester tart 😅

[@KurtLang-tt4kv]

Pretty sure a Manchester Tart was a lacklustre concoction of a claggy pastry base, jam layer and a pastry cris cross overlay lattice.

[@geebee6737]

I hate Manchester and you really didn't miss anything not finding the tart 🤣 Strangely enough you'll not find an Ecclefechan Tart in Ecclefechan...fact 😁 Great vlog good buddy 👍

[@AJ-sv5qg]

That looked great 👍

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was!

[@SNStuart]

You would get one from Stoke-on-Trent. Wright's pie, Shops

[@everydayimeating3407]

Manchester tart in Stoke on trent?

[@imadrunk3576]

It's funny because I just had a Manchester tart for the first time ever that my mum brought me from bury market which is north of greater Manchester. It's one the best puddings iv ever had

[@elizaphe58]

The Pound Bakery sells them I've bought them in Fleetwood Blackpool etc Bury Market too.Morecambe aswell.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Are there any in the centre of Manchester?

[@lynnmartin906]

Nice next time get oxtail rice peas cabbage and plantain. Awesome u won’t be sorry

[@everydayimeating3407]

That sounds delicious!

[@martynsharp4962]

You can get manchester tarts in leeds. Go to the airium the council garden centre in east leeds. The no7 bus will take you there.

[@archstanton8670]

They have them at Applebys in Middleton

[@RobinPalmerTV]

Never heard of a Manchester tart of the cuisine variety before! Other than the Lancashire hotpot, I’m struggling to think of dishes exclusive to the area.

[@BlowinFree]

Steamed meat pudding and cheese and onion pie

[@elaineheath1962]

Well at least you had a good day out and we enjoyed it too.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was a good day even though a fail lol

[@StanTier2]

You can get Manchester Tart in the John Rylands Library Cafe

[@stuartc29]

At least you ended up with a nice meal in the end.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Very true!

[@robinabbott5781]

I tried a Manchester tart years ago, ooh matron 😂😂

[@selwyndouglas9086]

Not sure if you have POUND BAKERY up there, but they always have them in there

[@everydayimeating3407]

I didn't see any 🤔

[@AntAnPen]

Well there is definitely a lot of tarts in Manchester 😂 .. but great video as per lovely man 😊

[@SpikeBlighty]

Unlucky dude. Unfortunately, Manchester tart is abit of an old school dessert. I used to have it for lunch when I was a kid. At least the jerk chicken you had made up for it.

[@everydayimeating3407]

The jerk chicken made up for it for sure!

[@kevinkeane254]

Never a fail mate, your food adventures are always highly entertaining and isn't that the point?!!! 😂

[@everydayimeating3407]

It is! Its all about the adventure

[@JohnAleman1]

Had one from Morrisons in-store bakery but that was 20 years ago 😱

[@everydayimeating3407]

Do they still do them?

[@JohnAleman1]

@@everydayimeating3407 Not as far as I know

[@chriscoughlan5221]

Wasn´t the coach cheaper?

[@stevetheaker7286]

good business idea for the manchester centre if you market it right

[@darkvader7231]

You'll find all the tarts you want in Manchester in a particular area🤣🤣

[@sheilaathay2034]

Jerk chicken and plantain sounds good❤

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was!

[@martinquinn9007]

Was wondering were going with the tarts in Manchester 😂😂

[@whoflungdung1046]

You won't believe they sell Manchester Tarts at Beamish Museum in County Durham

[@amaterasu4792]

You should go to wigan for a wigan kebab!

[@everydayimeating3407]

I'm thinking about it

[@TulipB89]

Should have gotten an Ecckes cake. That is the second food Manchester is known for.

[@DavidNettleton-l3r]

You must be the only person ever to go to Manchester & not find a tart 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@conradmuellerify]

I would think you find it in Bolton.

[@CarolWhite-il7ki]

Bless you sorry you didn't get what you wanted.take care.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks!

[@TimK2646]

after this challenge, I dare you to get a RARE BIT somewhere in WALES. Please include a proper rabbit.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I did go to Wales for a Welsh rarebit in a previous video. Check it out and see what you think 😀

[@whatisup89]

there is so much variety with restaurants in Manchester but they are all the same ?

[@rambleon3698]

Could've used some subtitles for that announcer on the train. 🥴🤭🥳

[@michaelmccarthy6464]

why didn't you get the bus