Restaurant or café · Manchester

Sam's Chop House

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About Sam's Chop House

Sam’s Chop House is an independent family business serving British food in central Manchester. The operator dates its foundation to 1868 and lists its address as Back Pool Fold / Chapel Walks. Its menu description identifies corned beef hash and steak and kidney pudding alongside steaks, chops and seasonal dishes. Choose it when a British restaurant meal is the main food experience you want, rather than expecting a list of every regional speciality. The website separates the main menu from desserts, children’s and Sunday offerings, so inspect the relevant format before booking. The operator explicitly advises contacting the restaurant when a particular dish is the reason for a visit, because seasonal changes and supplier availability can alter the offering. A named favourite is therefore a starting point for planning, not a guarantee for every service. Read accompaniments before adding sides and choose the order according to appetite rather than the length of the traditional-food list.

Practical details

Website
https://samschophouse.com/
Full address
Back Pool Fold / Chapel Walks, Manchester M2 1HN
Cuisine
British seasonal food

Notable dishes

  • Corned beef hash
  • Steak and kidney pudding

Sources

Checked 2026-09-29

Place details and sources

Address
Chapel Walks, 19, M2 1HN, Manchester OpenStreetMap · Checked 2026-09-09
Type of place
Restaurant OpenStreetMap · Checked 2026-09-09

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