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Team behind beloved Greater Manchester pub to open neighbourhood café featuring ‘stacked’ breakfasts and house-baked crumpets

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The team behind Greater Manchester pub The Black Friar have announced they will be opening a new neighbourhood café next month.

Leo and Roobs will open within the Blackfriars area, near to Deansgate, and will serve artisanal coffee and juices as well as a host of contemporary brunch and lunch dishes, including stacked breakfasts and house-baked crumpets.

Named after owner Neil Burke’s two children, the Salford café will have a family-friendly atmosphere with a menu created by head chef Morgan Lane, who previously worked at Pot Kettle Black. READ MORE: Restaurant issues ‘cry for help’ and customers react in a true Manc way The café will serve as a sister venue to The Black Friar pub, which was brought back to life in 2021 following a £1.4m revamp after its building, which dates back to 1886, lay derelict for more than 15 years.

The pub has since gone on to receive major accolades, including a rave review from food critic Jay Rayner. Opening on June 10, Leo and Roobs will serve up delights including summer salads, wraps and toasties using local and high-quality ingredients, with a focus on fresh and healthy comfort options.

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