Opening hours
If you want to know whether Lee's Kitchen is still operating, then you can find these details here.
Lee's Kitchen - Opening hours
Currently closed
- Opens at 17:00
Monday
17:00-23:00
Tuesday
17:00-23:00
Thursday
17:00-23:00
Friday
17:00-23:00
Saturday
17:00-23:00
Sunday
17:00-23:00
Restaurants in New Mills open now
Below you can find restaurants near Lee's Kitchen in New Mills which are open right now. You'll also find opening hours as well as (maybe) breaktfast hours.
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City: Manchester (near New Mills), 74-86 Oldham Rd, M4 5EB, Manchester, United Kingdom
"The go to place for a viet lunch in Manchester."
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City: High Peak (near New Mills), 29 Market Street, SK23 0HP, High Peak, United Kingdom
"Excellent clean good service good eating great prices"
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City: Stockport (near New Mills), Berrycroft Lane, Marple SK6 3AU, United Kingdom, Stockport
"Fantastic service and lovely food. The staff are well fit"
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City: Salford (near New Mills), 69 Blackfriars Road, Salford, United Kingdom
"100% Top quality pizza.Lovely. Huge thanks"
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City: Cheshire East (near New Mills), Vost Farm, SK9 5NU, Cheshire East, United Kingdom
"Quick visit for morning coffee."
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City: Manchester (near New Mills), 91-93 Liverpool Road, Manchester, M34JN, United Kingdom
"Went for my birthday with friends. Cook was fun and entertaining"
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City: Manchester (near New Mills), 162 Wellington Road, Manchester, M20 4, United Kingdom, M20 3FU, Afghanistan
"Love the ice cream, waffles and more from here"
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City: High Peak (near New Mills), 19-21 High Street East, SK13 8PN, High Peak, United Kingdom
"Very friendly welcome and fortunate to get the last table. The fired breakfast was delicious and loved how the sausage was served almost like a smash..."