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Address: Lakes Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 7DH, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 427 8712
Website: thegardenhousemarple.com
“Love this place! amazing staff and always have a lovely time when I come in .. always friendly 10/10 xxx”
Address: 120 Cross Lane, Cheshire, Stockport SK6 7PZ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 666 0081
Website: facebook.com
“Enjoyed great pizza's and friendly, warm service from this great new find for us. Some traditional options and some interesting and new combinations to explore too. The owner is obviously passionate about pizza and it really shines through - thanks for a lovely meal and best wishes, we'll be back as a family, group or as a couple.”
Address: 83 Stockport Road, Marple, Stockport SK6 6AA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7564 633149
Website: woodstockpizza.co.uk
“I popped into Pets corner in Dobbies garden centre at Otterpool. Imogen was there and was super helpful and friendly. I was looking for a replacement dog collar and they showed me all the types available and we worked out what size I’d need to get. The price was great and a much better selection than competitors (Pets at home) I left with a lovely collar and Teddy Bear loves it!”
Address: Romiley, Stockport SK6 7HE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 161 427 5063
Website: petscorner.co.uk
“Love supporting our Community Pub. So much going on. We'll done Team Thumb. Looking forward to Street Food next Thursday and quizz at 8.15pm”
Address: 64 Compstall Road, Marple Bridge, Stockport SK6 5HD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7742 042017
Website: thenorthumberlandarms.com
“Visited again last week. I absolutely love this place. Hidden gem. Great place to bring teenagers who prefer quiet, young adults who may be anxious and not enjoy the crowds. Can walk around as many times as like and discover all animals. Gorgeous pigs, donkeys, goats and chickens enjoying themselves. There are ping pong tables for a quick out side game, children's play equipment. A river to walk along. A cafe to sit have a snack and drink. Squirrels running up and down the trees. Some animals look like they are rescue animals and are obviously being taken care of by the farm.”