Antonio’s

Not expensive but not good either. Chips are out of a freezer bag and the chicken I ordered was reheated and not all that tasty. I’ve given it 2 stars instead of 1 because at least the staff are polite and friendly.

The problem with greasy spoons is that they seem to be either incredible or awful and, honestly, the line can sometimes be pretty thin sometimes.
Antonio’s starts off as a four star — a greasy spoon that is open all night long. And it serves pizzas; Brilliant. Technically (and this is a purely technical suggestion, which I in no way suggest you try) you could have your dinner here — say the roast dinner — go for an ill-​advised night out, head back here for a pizza or a burger, fall asleep on the vinyl swivel chairs and wake up just in time for a full English breakfast. You would probably suffer a coronary but I’m just saying it is possible.
By the time I came to order my first plate from here though it had fallen to a three star. The full English managed to be simultaneously dry and greasy. The skin of the sausage cracked like the leathery skin of a recently unearthed Egyptian mummy and the edges of the bacon curled up sadly like they were disgusted with themselves. It wasn’t an appealing plate of food but I’d eaten things that looked worse and tasted better so I manfully proceeded. It didn’t taste all that bad, at the time.
That afternoon my, stomach clenching and my chest burning, Antonio’s had dropped to a two star. Usually a full English is my hangover cure; this was worse than a hangover.

Antonio’s is like the friend you’ve known since this primary school. After all, whatever the time of day, this popular greasy spoon is always there for you — whether they’re serving greasy fry-​ups at 10am or meaty kebabs in the middle of the night!
To be honest, the fact it opens way into the night is one of my favourite things about Antonios. I love rocking up at 2 or 3am after a club to enjoy some chips, a can of pop and a big ol’ gossip while sitting at one of the kitsch formica tables… it’s a real guilty pleasure!
I’ve got to admit, the food is nothing special. But Antonio’s is cheap and the 24-​hour opening is too good to resist!

Don’t Expect much from this Greasy Spoon, Located on the Station Aprroach at Manchester Piccadilly Train Station.
The Food is Pre Cooked and Dripping in Fat, Although its open 24 hours a Day don’t be fooled it’s not as good as it’s busy.
You can always find late night revelers in eating a greasy breakfast with a cup of Tea served in a cracked cup. The Tea and Coffee are weak and taste like theyv’e been made with scrappings of the floor. The Food is Fatty and Cheap and really leaves something to be desired. We went in last year early morning while waiting for a train to london, we spent a fortune on breakfast and left everything bar one mouthfull it was that bad.
I would avoid this Café Like the Plauge, there are pleanty of other place to have breakfast in manchester!
The Café itself is dirty, service is terrible and you’d be lucky to get a grunt and a smile out of anyone in there.

This place is the typical greasy spoon. Don’t expect gourmet or even a clean spoon.
Its located on the ramp to Piccadilly train station. From the outside you are presented with some grubby windows and indide is rows of formica tables and a sticky floor covered in wet lino.
The menu is comprehensive, you can get anything from an all day breakfast to a donner kebab. They sell hot drinks and you can eat in and takeaway.
The plus side is this place is open almost ²⁴⁄₇ so if you’re in need of a cuppa tea or a bit of toast after a night out you know were to head for.
Overall I’d give this place a miss and seek out some of Manchester’s nicer establisments unless in dire need.