There are some places that are okay to go to after a night out for a kebab or pizza because you're…read moretoo pissed to notice how bad the food taste. Then there are places that you go to of a night out for some scran because you just bloody love the place. Harun's is one such place. Despite recently painting the shop a rancid orange colour, Harun's remains the best takeaway in Southport for you to greedily stuff your mouth with greasy goodness in the early hours of the morning. The food there is well made and delicious albeit not particularly cheap (damn you Southport) and the staff there are friendly and will happily talk with you for hours about good Turkish footballers (believe me; it happens every week when we go). They also have a punching machine in there (perhaps to curb the violent enthusiasm of the Southport residents) which causes much hilarity at three in the morning when my mates decide to show each other who can hit something the hardest. Harun's je t'aime.

There are rotten potatos and its so expensive it 3.40 just for chicken nuggets and chipsread more

Great chip shop, have visited many times and the 5 star hygiene rating shows the care and attention…read moreput into preparation of the food. I do not hesitate to recommend.

They left out half the food they forgot the drinks they didn't give us any fries. Terrible serviceread more

As McDonald's go - this is no exception! It offers a drive through and is located just off the busy…read moreand central Silk Road. It has recently been refurbished and now offers a larger seating area - it can still get very busy though and often the queues are to the door and people trying to enter and exit can have to battle through small crowds. Recently it sported a very interesting (?) display of red pop bottles at the counter - not sure quite what that was about, but I had noticed it and others around me were commenting on it to - maybe the refurbishment budget hadn't quite stretched as far as they had hoped and they'd had to resort to something extra cheap and cheerful! For such a busy outlet, it is still small even after it's refurbishment and it is a place I would rather choose to do drive-though than sit in (and be seen in!).

A run of the mill McDonald's drive through next door to a petrol station and Co-op convenience…read morestore. This is on one of the busiest roads between Manchester city centre and Manchester Airport. Not the place for fine dining, but if a pit stop is needed between the city centre and the airport with clean toilets and free wifi then it meets that need well. I also have to admit being rather partial to a Sausage & Egg breakfast muffin!! Friendly & efficient staff here and the place is kept nice and clean.

I have enjoyed The Starving Man in Altrincham on many occasions. I am an American who has a friend…read moreliving in Hale/Altrincham and we've had take away from here on every visit over...sometimes twice or more, hahaha! And let's just say..I love English food, whether it's take away, pub food, or a posh restaurant!! My frist trip to the Starving Man was the day I arrived from a month study tour in Lucca, Italy and was desperate for a burger....SOMETHING that wasn't pasta or pizza! I had a burger and chips and it was pretty f---ing fit! I think I had fish n chips later in the week! MY FAVE! The other visits have been purely in search of one thing...a kebab! YUM! You can't really get anything like a good kebab in America (that I've found) and I enjoy them! A little lemon juice, ketchup and mayo! It's the great ending to a night out or sitting around my friend's kitchen table having a few glasses of vodka and a spliff! Im back in a week and I'll be sure to spend some of my "pound-age" at the Starving Man!

You only need look at the positive reviews on the web to realise that this small, unassuming…read moreburger, pizza and kebab joint is an enduring classic with the locals. The reason being is the quality of the food and the friendliness of the staff. On the weekends it can get busy after hours as the pubs and bars empty and punters look for a quick bite, but everyone always seems in good spirits. The highlights for me are the pizzas, which have a thin, crispy base, and the lamb kebab which is very simple, served with naan, fresh salad and yoghurt sauce. It's good, honest food that you can't go wrong with.

Loving Lemon And Lime! Freshly prepared food, friendly staff, and quick service. Must-try:…read moresignature burger, chicken wrap, and sweet potato fries! Rating: - Food: 5/5 - Service: 5/5 - Value: 5/5 also visit at https://starbmenu.co.uk/fast-food-restaurants/

Great find for late night food in a great location in Liverpool! Close to all the Beatles spots…read morelike the Cavern Club and Hard Day's Night Hotel. One of the few places open late and a great menu! We tried the absolutely delicious burgers and were able to pick our fresh toppings like lettuce, tomato, and tabouli. The French fries were great too. Service was good too and plenty seats on the inside for a quick bite.

Without doubt the best Indian take away around ! I simply…read morelove this place. The food quality and service is exceptional and the fact that they don't do deliveries in no way detracts from just how busy this place is. My fave is the Tandoori Mixed Grill with a Dopiaza Sauce (you can have any sauce you like). The price of fame of course is that at busy times you may need to be a little patient. The trick is, phone your order in, if they say 20 mins, turn up in 20 mins and you may wait another 5 mins, Trust me, the food is worth any wait. The other alternative is order when you get there and go to the boozer across the road for a swift one ! The sister restaurant next door "Gatley Cuisine" is also well worth a visit. Check out the website/menus and enjoy.

The Gatley takeaway exists in partnership with it's sister restaurant - Gatley Tandoori - next…read moredoor. Both places do have a great reputation and, while they supply reasonable, good quality food, my personal experience is that they are just a little bit average. I think that the reputation stands from a number of years of being a *bit* better than those around - while, especially recently(ish), the target has moved with the opening of new places in Cheadle and others who are providing a more authentic menu rather than the anglicised selections that became popular in the 80's and 90's I'm being a little bit scathing, perhaps, but it's just that I find many of the dishes lack any genuine variety. I have been quite a few times, though, so it's not bad - just not amazing. Portion sizes for the takeaway are huge - those standard takeaway carriers being packed to the brim - and plenty of actual content, it's not all just sauce. I find ordering from the 'exclusive dishes' section tends to yield the most interesting and tasty results - obviously that's just personal. They have also messed up my order on a couple of occasions - so listen carefully when they (rather maniacally) shout what's in your bag. So, worth a go - and still one of the better takeaways in Gatley - but given the various delivery options out there I would say try a few others and looks for the more specialist (e.g. south indian) takeaways and restaurants.

Good service but don't sit near the counter , too many people. And if you sit upstairs there's a…read morelot of young people that stare at you.

Its actually one of the best mcdonalds around these areas as some places the food is rank n not…read moregood if u dnt really like fast processed food in the first place but yeh would pick this one if i had to choose

You're about to go on holiday. You're about to go and eat loads of lovely, different food that you…read morewouldn't usually get to try in some far-flung corner of Europe, with lovely drink thrown in. So why would you preface this culinary joy with eating at Burger King before you get on your flight out of Manchester airport. It's greasy, salty and not at all healthy for you. Don't do it. Clog your arteries with nice Spanish olive oil instead of this crap.

Probably one is the worse burgers I have been to in Europe and the US. The employees just chitchat…read morewith each other while there is a huge line of customers waiting to order their food. The seating area is disgusting too. None of the automated machines work. It's an epiphany of a NOT well oiled machine.

One of the oldest kebab shops in Blackpool, quality is always very good at the Armenian although…read morequantity is scarficed for the quality of the food here. Friendly staff, usually open quite late 11pm weeknight, midnight at the weekend.

I have lived in blackpool over 30yrs and have driven by this place many times and never bothered to…read moretry it. What an idiot i am, this is by far the best kebab shop in blackpool, possibly lancashire. No fancy burgers, pizzas, indian food, fried chicken e.t.c. here, just kebabs about 6 options altogether, i plumped for a large donner (no salad options on offer just shredded cabbage and onion and a chioce of 5 sauces). It was delicious with home made chilli and garlic sauce and the meat was of a far superior quality that you get at the all singing all dancing takeaway. It is run by a lovely couple, a Scottish lady and i presume her Armeniem husband, who were both very pleasant, welcoming, and nothing seemed too much trouble. I visited early evening about 6pm expecting the lamb to be warmed up or just cooking but this was well cooked and fresh, they dont even open past 10pm so get there early as this is one kebab you can eat sober and savour. If there is a downside it is that the place is a bit dated and could do with a good clean decor wise, but i thought this added to the charm. I tried this place after a search on t'internet for best kebab shops in blackpool this place was there and thats why i tried it, i am going back only once a month though as i have to watch the waistline and look after the cholestrol levels. Verdict: The dogs dangly bits, you have to try it.