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Layla's Cafe

Cafe in Manchester City Centre

Cafe4.3 (256 reviews)£10–20

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Known for:pancakeswafflesmatcha
Good forSpecial occasions

About

Layla's Cafe is a cafe in Manchester City Centre offering vegetarian and vegan options, with a price range of £10–20. It has a rating of 4.3 from 256 ratings. Known for pancakes, waffles, and matcha, it is good for special occasions and open daily. Amenities include outdoor seating, takeaway, and a bar.

Amenities

Outdoor seatingTakeawayServes alcoholBreakfast

Coffee Features

Frequently asked questions

Where is Layla's Cafe?+

Layla's Cafe is located at 9 Catalan Sq, Manchester M3 4RU, Manchester City Centre.

What kind of place is Layla's Cafe?+

Layla's Cafe is a Cafe in Manchester City Centre.

What are Layla's Cafe's opening hours?+

Layla's Cafe is open seven days a week.

Is Layla's Cafe open on Sundays?+

Yes, Layla's Cafe is open on Sundays.

How expensive is Layla's Cafe?+

Layla's Cafe is generally mid-range.

Does Layla's Cafe have vegetarian, vegan options?+

Yes, Layla's Cafe offers vegetarian, vegan options.

What does Layla's Cafe offer?+

Layla's Cafe offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Serves alcohol, Breakfast.

What is Layla's Cafe good for?+

Layla's Cafe is a popular choice for Special occasions.

How do customers rate Layla's Cafe?+

Layla's Cafe has an average rating of 4.3★ from 256 reviews. 80% of ratings are 4 stars or more.

What is Layla's Cafe known for?+

Layla's Cafe is known for pancakes, waffles, matcha.

Location

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What customers say

Drinks customers recommend include pancakes, waffles, matcha. Customers often visit for Special occasions. 80% of ratings give 4 stars or more.

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