20/08/2004
Tom Marshall

There are several pubs claiming to serve "Manzes" but they have not the wonderful flavours of the 30' sand 40's. No matter who claims what, they are nowhere near as good.

31/01/2004
Brian Rudge

Whilst I would never class Manzes as a "restaurant" It's the one place that I really miss living now in New Zealand, I try to go home to England every 2 years, and without fail the first place I go to is Manzes, the market is fantastic, ( the longest street market in Europe ) but i always go to Manzes first, just waliking in the place is magic, same old wooden benches and marble top tables, asking for double pie & mash and green liquor, then walking back up the market to have a few pints in the Chequers pub, God I feel homesick again.

06/12/2003
Danny Mount

Manzes.......I ate my lunch there every day while going to school....One and six..pie and mash with liquor...and they also had fruit pies.... the one I used to frequent was in Chapel market Islington in the 50,s this place was over a hundred years old. This shrine ranks up there with St Pauls, I have traveled all over the world..and I have always tried to find something close ..to no avail, If this Cockney culinary tradition...along with Jellied eels, dies..GOD HELP US ALL!!

I wish I could get them sent to Mississauga Ontario Canada....My life would be complete...Every 2 years, since 1962 I have to go back and satisfy my craving....I cant help myself!!

13/07/2003
James Hannibal

l was raised on 'pie 'n' mash' in the late 50's and now living in north carolina, l look forward to my visits to the uk. The first place l head for is Manzes. l have given up on waiting for Manzes to open a store here in Charlotte. Even after being gone for nearly thirty years Manzes still taste as delicious now as they did thirty years ago.

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