Rosylee Tearooms - Menu

A really lovely bottomless brunch, we will definitely be returning

really bad service dirty overpriced eating shocking. in there was never again the title says everything

Great service, nice food, lovely interior, in a great location. Would love to go again sometime. A great bottomless prosecco brunch!! View menu

not recommended. faceted rosy lee tee room tonight for my daughter hen party very disappointing contest, previously booked for 18 people, it was 2 hours before we were served with our food and another half an hour before they were for a couple who forgot them. they ruined the evening that can never be repeated. I do not recommend this place

There were stories about this concept' being rolled out to other cities after Manchester Venues are currently being looked at in Leeds and York apparently which is totally baffling to me, though if the concept they're going for is good but not great pub food then they've absolutely nailed it. I honestly couldn't tell you what hole Rosylee fills or what really sets it apart from 100 pubs across the North of England serving very similar food.

The food was faultless. Goat’s cheese bon bons lightly seasoned with black pepper and made moreish with lemon zest were perfectly bread crumbed, and the accompanying twice-cooked chips (forgive me, I’m northern) were fat, crisp and golden. It’s enough to tempt me back, and having read other decent reviews, will be returning soon. The iced tea cocktail was less successful, on account of a heavy hand with the sugar syrup, obliterating the exciting breakfast tea, rhubarb and lemon juice flavours promised, but the feedback was taken on board, which is always a good sign. View menu

first hot weekend of the year, so the outdoor seating area attractiw. there were no employees to welcome and sit, so we had to ask for a menu and waited 15 minutes to take our order. in the time spanned (40minutes) we waited for our drinks to arrive, at least two tables gave up their command and went out. we stayed and were rewarded with eating two salad dishes served separately, another time gap - wait after 1 hour. while eating itself was beautiful; fresh, well presented, and good quality, it is unusual and quite regrettable organization to wait this long in half a full restaurant that seemed adequately busy.

above average afternoon and dangerous staircase. visited this place for a hen afternoon tea party today, arranged by friends. the farewell itself was very average. some of the party were vegetarian and the sandwiches consisted of a bad mix, like what tasted like tomaten ketchup with a few rockets. this place has apparently never heard of the concept of cheese or egg sandwiches or in fact of the great series of non-meat alternatives that could be provided. the part of the sandwiches was also very small. the scones were quite stoney and hard, the chocolate on the eclair was terrible. the tea selection was very limited, maybe 4 or 5 sorts with the most exotic kind of...read more

Now before you all start having a go, let’s set the scene. Mother’s Day is a special day. I understand it means it will be busier than normal and therefore the service may not be the usual. But if you state you can accommodate 60 diners then you should accommodate . We booked our table weeks in advance of Mother’s Day. We did anticipate an Irish Parade happening in Manchester sonset off a bit early to adjust for it. We arrived at 11:50 and our table was booked for 12:15. We didn’t expect our table to be ready but to our surprise, it was. The table was stuck on the end barely big enough for two let alone two adults and a two year old girl. The Mother’s Day menu was presented and we ordered a... View menu