5/5 Mihails R. 2 years ago on Google
Independent
coffee
roasters
with
a
coffee
shop
located
under
a
railway
arch
near
the
canal,
Castlefield.
The
place
is
very
small
but
bright.
It
offers
three
tables
for
four
persons
and
a
bar
table
for
three.
The
interior
is
done
in
an
industrial
style,
which
compliments
the
location
and
the
city's
heritage.
Left
side
of
ManCoCo
is
a
designated
roastery
space,
while
the
right
side
is
made
as
a
coffee
shop.
Some
reviews
are
saying
that
it
is
a
great
place
to
work,
but
I
did
not
see
it
that
way.
The
working
space
would
be
pretty
small,
because
it
is
located
under
a
railway
arch
there
is
a
loud
noise
of
passing
trains
every
couple
of
minutes,
plus
the
coffee
roasting
equipment
is
creating
a
constant
hum.
The
place
does
not
have
air
conditioning,
so
it
gets
very
hot
on
a
warm
day.
Another
drawback
of
the
coffee
shop
is
that
to
get
to
the
counter
you
have
to
climb
a
couple
of
stairs,
which
makes
does
make
it
accessible
by
a
wheelchair.
The
barista
was
very
friendly,
prepared
my
order
of
a
flat
white
with
a
short
bread
very
quickly.
He
also
provided
me
with
the
list
of
their
coffee
beans
to
takeaway
after
I
had
asked
for
one.
I
ordered
two
different
blends
and
they
were
ready
five
minutes
later.
The
flat
white
I
ordered
was
very
good.
It
might
be
a
rare
place
that
actually
makes
it
from
two
espresso
shots.
Ideal
for
mornings
or
a
midday
boost.
They
also
offer
a
large
variety
of
other
coffee
based
drinks.
The
salted
caramel
shortbread
was
also
great.
However,
overall,
the
selection
of
bakes
and
cakes
is
limited.
For
the
quality
of
the
coffee,
the
prices
are
surprising
as
they
are
slightly
cheaper
than
the
Manchester
average.
Aside
from
coffee
beans,
ManCoCo
is
also
selling
a
large
selection
of
coffee
brewing
equipment.
Overall,
I
would
say
that
ManCoCo
is
great
place
to
get
you
freshly
roasted
beans
or
a
takeaway
coffee
in
Manchester.
However,
I
do
not
think
it
is
a
great
place
for
sitting
in,
especially
for
work
or
reading.
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