Much loved tea room team takes over charming Didsbury cafe
- Written by Thom Bamford
- Last updated 10 months ago
- Featured, Food & Drink, Greater Manchester
The Alpine Tearoom is expanding and has now taken over the old Burton Road Bakery site in Didsbury.
After meticulous remodelling and the infusion of fresh furniture, The old Burton Road bakery is all set to re-open as “The Old Bakery Didsbury,” promising a revitalised spot for a brew and a cake. Maybe even a tasty breakfast or lunch.
You can tuck into a caramel slice, or a egg custard tart – in a jam-packed menu of all your favourite cakes.
They also serve all the traditional coffee, tea and hot chocolates.
The Old Bakery Didsbury
Under the skilled hands of the team behind The Alpine Tearoom, the transformation has been a labour of love, turning the quaint bakery into a modern and beautiful place to get a nice drink, food or cakes.
The refurbished space now boasts an inviting ambience, where patrons can expect a nice blend of old-world charm and modern flair.
The interior sports a lovely mix of vintage chairs, church pews and old enamel signs.
Furniture has been carefully selected to enhance the overall dining experience, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests to enjoy some tasty treats and refreshing beverages.
The venue has had an alcohol license for the last ten years, but it has never been used – and this is a potential area they are looking to utilise in the future.
What food do they sell?
The Old Bakery Didsbury has a seriously tasty-looking menu. with soups, eggs, breakfasts and more to get stuck into.
They’ve got a tasty selection of salads, from Crispy bacon and black budding to goat’s cheese, and heavier dishes like lasagne and Chilli too.
Posting to their Facebook page, they said: “You may have seen some changes happening at the old Bakery on Burton Road.
“We started 2024 with a new look but the same lovely staff, and we’re excited to show you what we’ve been working on.
“You can follow along our new adventure by clicking here
“As always, we’re serving both Eat In and Take Away food, with some exciting updates and new additions. Pop in and say hi, and let this year be filled with fresh cakes, coffee and smiles!”
They are hoping to expand into serving Sunday Roasts soon too, promising a cosy and indulgent end to the weekend.
Why not check em’ out?
- This article was last updated 10 months ago.
- It was first published on 31 January 2024 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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