Author Topic: recommended manchester parlours  (Read 1568 times)

fredpunter

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Hi, and apologies for asking what doubtless has been asked 100 times before but I'm pushed for time.

I'm likely to have 2 or 3 days in Manchester soon and am keen to sample the Manchester parlours that everyone rates so highly. Briefly looking thru the board I've identified sandy's superstars and piccadilly selecta as maybe worth trying - anyone got any they can suggest that really shouldn't be missed?

thanks.   

accylad

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Jump on the metro to Bury and visit La Maison. Great parlour,  owners are very customer focused and they have great girls.

fredpunter

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Thanks, I will check it out. I never realised the metro went as far as bury. Last time I was in manchester for anything other than a football match there was no such thing as the metro.

accylad

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Thanks, I will check it out. I never realised the metro went as far as bury. Last time I was in manchester for anything other than a football match there was no such thing as the metro.

I'm pretty sure it  does.  Could always jump on a bus

JohnPunter

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Tram now goes as far as Rochdale.

fredpunter

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Tram now goes as far as Rochdale.

Are we related? Are there any parlours in Rochdale?

Cheers

fredpunter

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Well I'm here and judging from the responses so far it seems there are only three places to visit!

Arrived yesterday and was too knacketed last night (saw Dee on Tuesday evening which sapped my strength before I even left London) to do anything but visit China town for some dinner. Seems there are more Chinese or thai massage on offer than hot dinners, quite literally, in that area.

Walked past 44 Portland street which is mentioned on another thread, wondered if it would be hard to spot but the big red flashing neon 44 sort of gives it away. What with this and the Chinese massage places everywhere it seems these places don't feel any need to be discrete in manchester. I'm beginning to wonder why anyone bothers going abroad in search of their jollies. Having said that, I haven't sampled any of them yet. I think picc selecta and la maison are the places I will go to.