What a little gem! The unassuming front of this place hides a great bar with friendly staff and…read morecrowd. The range of draught beers is very good (Leffe is my favourite) and the range of bottled beers from all over the world is huge. But the most unexpected thing is the food - Spanish tapas type dishes with a Moroccan influence. Obviously prepared and cooked on the premises - you simply do not get this sort of food in bars anywhere (never mind Mold). It really is delicious and well priced. This place is well worth a detour.

Great little bar, excellent selection of beers and wines. Probably the only place worth going for a…read moredrink in this town! Can get very crowded on weekends, doesn't take many people to pack it out.

Went here for a meal and few drinks as a leaving 'do for a work colleague. Although nice and tidy…read moreand well presented, I feel that the food is over priced for what you get. Prior to the meal, we had asked for a copy of their current menu to be faxed/emailed to us six times, and never received a copy. We managed to get a copy of their menu and grill menu from their website, only to find when we arrived completely different meals were on offer. We received a call the night prior to the event saying the booking had been 'lost in their system' and we had to re-book ourselves in. The booking had been made at that point for well over a couple of weeks. Despite this, the food was tasty and nicely presented, and although it was filling at the time, it didn't take long before we were all hungry again. Two of my colleagues got their meals as the rest of us were nearly finished eating ours, which made some of us feel a bit selfish for having started eating our meals else they would have gone cold. Baring in mind we were the only people in the restaurant (around 12 of us from what I remember), this was a little off-putting. As Zaza is a small establishment, you can only reach the top floor, where we were seated, via a tiny steep staircase; and the toilets from another tiny, equally steep, staircase from the ground floor. It was rather concerning that a colleague of ours tripped upstairs, and though we jokingly blamed it on the wine she had been drinking, the owner, carrying two of our meals, then also went headlong up the stairs. It was rather well done that he didn't tip the meals all over the floor. Quite dangerous! I can compliment Zaza on having an excellent selection of alcohol. Though the wine is also expensive, I had a pint of warm winter cider, and strawberry cider at £3.50 each. Absolutely delicious!

Oh salut! First time…read moreI walked past this a few weeks ago and saw the enomatic through the window I let out a an actual GASP of excitement. Was pretty excited on the night too, so excited I left my card in the wine machine which made me look like a total amateur. It's much more spacious inside than I had realised, and there are also seats and heaters outside with a great view of the nearby row of traditional pubs with the town hall in the background. I enjoyed trying the various wines (the smallest amount is often £2-3 so you can try a good four wines on a £10 card pre-payment) and could even tell that some of them tasted different, so am basically going to be earning my MW in no time. They also do a few little snacks - my fave baba ghanoush and some rather tasty crisps, although the brown olives tasted too sour for me. Tap water came chilled in a delightful glass bottle. Btw I am not sure there are actually other drinks options here, maybe check that before you go. The staff were efficient and welcoming and I am sure I will be back here. A great companion to hanging ditch and Bakerie in terms of our city's wine bar scene.

I love wine. Big fan. You know how it goes, you open a book one day and you bite the apple and…read morewoooosh, there's no way back. Although I now work for an independent wine merchant in Didsbury and am considered a bit of a fussy geek by my friends, I have longed for a good wine bar in Manchester pretty much since I arrived in town over 6 years ago, well before wine was a big thing for me. A few places have attempted it, half-heartedly for some, but none had so far succeeded. Then came Salut wines, first baby business of a lovely couple who like me love good wine and thought it deserved proper representation in the City Centre. An ambitious project that was, not without hurdles. But tenacity paid off and behold, a superb, clean, warm and welcoming wine bar where odd ins once was. Enomatic machines a-go-go, 32 wines are available by the glass at any point in (opening) time. That's 16 whites and rosés and 16 reds. Thanks to these machines you can enjoy a vast variety of wines, all of which are way above your house plonk from most pubs/bars/restaurant. And that's not all. 3 measures are available: 50ml, 125ml and 175 ml. The first one is my favourite. I can play to my heart's content and try a lot of wine before it's time to call it a day. Most wines are between £1.20 and £5 for a glass but you can also try some of the fancier stuff that would NEVER be available by the glass otherwise. Risk-free. Whilst they do not cater, a range of nibbles and tapas plates are available and it's perfectly suitable for a light lunch or diner. Cheese, cured meats and Mediterranean veggie plates, all made with very good ingredients. Music is top notch, not your average lounge "elevator" type nor your bass-boosted frenzy. Blues, jazz, pop, electro... To sum-up, great atmosphere, best wine selection in town, excellent service. The bottle prices to take away are on the steep side of I'm honest but I'll put that down as the location.

Went here on the off chance, got a table late Sunday afternoon, not only did they have a choice of…read more3 roasts that day they had a good sized menu with a lot of variety. My partner ordered the fillet steak, her dad the rib eye steak and myself and her brother ordered the steak burgers and upgraded to sweet potato fries. Amazing, beautiful food. The fillet steak was beautiful, thick and tender and the burgers moist, filling and even had home made coleslaw. Definitely back for more soon! Outstanding food and local Wrexham lager on draft.

Great place in Wrexham, with an amazing gluten free menu! Great service friendly and engaging…read more Are here a few days in a row while in Wrexham. Very new at the time, many of the locals had never eaten there but I highly recommend it.

If you're a fan of the show or of beer, you won't be disappointed here! What a great, huge venue…read moreand an amazing atmosphere. It has ambiance with the bar tenders dressed like the show. It's a limited true craft beer destination with most drafts being mainstream. Cheers

Cool little basement wine bar with a great selection of wines. Staff is super friendly and offered…read moregreat recommendations for not just wines, but things to do around Preston! 10/10 would come back next time I visit!

Enjoyed a bottle of wine and a top draw charcuterie board. So tasty and fresh. I would happily pay…read moremore for the quality. The service we received couldn't have been better, and it was such a comfortable yet lively atmosphere. Get yourselves there if you haven't already. There's nowt not to like