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A Night of Fresh Pasta Heaven at The Pasta Factory

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Manchester's Northern Quarter is a haven for foodies, and last night, The Pasta Factory solidified itself as a must-try for any pasta lover. From the moment we walked in, the friendly atmosphere and the delicious aroma of fresh pasta had our mouths watering. Freshness Reigns Supreme The star of the show, unsurprisingly, is the pasta. They make everything in-house daily, and you can truly taste the difference. My starter, Calamari Grigliati con Crema di Piselli & Speck, was a delightful combination of perfectly cooked squid, sweet pea cream, and savory speck. It was a light and flavorful introduction to the pasta paradise that awaited. For my main course, I dove into the Agnolotti. These little parcels of heaven were filled with a rich and satisfying filling, and the delicate pasta was cooked to perfection. Every bite was a symphony of taste and texture. Carbonara Done Right My dining companion opted for the Mezzemaniche alla Carbonara, and it did not disappoint. The thick, hou...

An Aristocrat Out of His Depth

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Fans of Guy Ritchie's sharp wit and action-packed style won't be disappointed with his latest project, The Gentlemen, a spin-off series of his 2019 film of the same name. Released on March 7, 2024, the series takes viewers on a wild ride through the British countryside, where aristocratic heir Edward Horniman (Theo James) inherits a sprawling estate – only to discover it's the heart of a massive cannabis operation run by the cunning Susie Glass (played by a scene-stealing Kaya Scodelario). High Stakes and Hilarious Hijinks Eddie, unprepared for the world of high-stakes criminality, finds himself caught in a web of gangsters, all vying for control of the lucrative weed empire. From ruthless mob bosses to eccentric hitmen, the series boasts a colorful cast of characters brought to life by Ritchie's signature fast-paced editing and witty dialogue. Theo James Anchors the Chaos James delivers a captivating performance as the out-of-his-element Eddie. He perfectly captures th...