We planned to meet around 11, and were surprised to be greeted with a full house. We had about a half an hour wait, but were able to enjoy a cup of coffee outdoors as we waited.
When we were seated, we were handed the menu and we had a glance. I have to say, it was one elk of a menu, I didn't know how to antler. They even had amooseing names for some of their offerings. Sarah ordered a mix of sides, and I, being a Nova Scotian, obviously had to see how the Nova Scotia sammy was.
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| The Nova Scotian, with a poached egg and coffee! They don't buck around. |
But seriously, Moose Coffee specializes in Canadian and American dishes. It's the only place I have found real pancakes here. And from the plates of fellow dinners, they look pretty darn good. If you haven't checked them out yet, or if you're planning to visit Manchester (or Liverpool, where they have two other locations!), you don't want to moose out!
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Afterwards, we took to the streets of Manchester, for a little extension of our cultural research. Basically this was our way of putting off working on our dissertations. Learning I hadn't been to the Central Library, we made our way in that direction, only to discover it was not opened on Sundays. Not to worry, though, we
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| Town Hall |
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| The Central Library Closed on Sundays. |
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| Library Walk |
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| This is where the cast of Friends hangout. |
Along the canal
-the Orange Canadian
*Man I hope the library is not broken into today!
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