Lazeez is an excellent Indian restaurant in Hanley. When you…read morefirst walk in, make sure you have a look at the photographs on the right which are of some of the celebrities that have eaten there. The restaurant is split between two floors and is well decorated and clean. The food is excellent and the service is very good. If you want a quiet meal then I would go earlier on as sometimes it can get quite busy and noisey with groups wanting some food after the pubs have closed. Prices are about average at around £8-9 for a main course.

Lazeez is an Indian restaurant situated in Hanley town centre. It is quite modern and the food is…read morepretty good although the curries can sometimes be a little greasy. They do pretty much the type of food you would expect to find in an Indian restaurant balti, vindaloo, madras, naan bread, rice etc. The prices are about average and what you would expect from this type of restaurant. The biggest problem with Lazeez is the toilets which always seem dirty. You can also find that later on in the evening, especially at weekends, the restaurant becomes full of very drunk people so probably not recommended as a family dinner destination. Lazeez is generally a pretty good Indian restaurant, although not the best I have been to.

The staff are always supremely friendly and accommodating providing a relaxed, enjoyable experience…read morewith great food and top notch service. The vegetable masala was excellent, as were the onion bhajis; there were 6 of us and we covered the menu pretty much and no-one is ever disappointed. Always the first choice for an Indian in Nantwich! :-) Definitely a recommend...

Have ordered a take away from here many times over the years, lovely family run business with…read morereally tasty food! May I recommend the chicken and black bean sauce with peppers! And the curry sauce is perfect if you fancy just normal sausage and chips ;) We will see you again soon :)

This place is rank, customer service is appalling, please see conversation attached, no Hooks given…read moreon there part, avoidance is recommended

Although the Pizzas are fantastic, lots of cheese on them although makes them a bit soggy. Dough is…read morevery "bread like" as if it's made fresh. Sadly, I cannot recommend this place as I ordered a the deep fried chicken with a donnor kebab and a wrap. The chicken was cooked a bit too much and was incredibly dry but the worse bit was the wrap itself. Stale, you could snap it in half and had mold on it. I would never recommend a place that doesn't value good stock rotation and food hygiene. 2/10 At least I didn't get food poisoning.

So this place has just been made into an American smokehouse and it is really nice. All locally…read moresourced food and amazing beers on tap! A wonderful beer garden and a generally relaxed and cool vibe. I am looking forward to working my way through their menu of freshly smoked ribs and wings. Might be my favourite place in Congleton!

Been a couple of times,wouldn't go again food average at best, expensiveread more

Not a lot of open on Sundays but I had the pleasure to find this delicious Mediterranean takeout…read moreestablishment. I offer you the following: * Most people called in their orders, will help with prep time but wasn't bad overall. Not much room to wait, you feel the outside air through the door. * You get a LOT of food, at least at far as the kebabs go. (I'm from the land of pizza so I cannot speak to pizzas outside that land.) * The kebabs are not skewered. That was my thought with the name kebab. You will get chunks or shaves of meat. All meat is delicious though. * They showered my meal liberally with hot sauce. Appeared to be made in house. Very nice. * A lot of salad but it's not assembled. No dressing. Many onions. Fortunately the pink (sorry, not certain what that was) is pickled and that helped flavour the rest. Not what I expected for my last meal in Britain, since it's something we also have back home, but for those who live or routinely visit here, a great break to a different cuisine. Worthy of your patronage.

Good food, reasonable prices, fast delivey. Reccomended over Al-Karims especially when it comes to…read morethe burgers and pizza.

Stuck in Congleton on a Monday morning. Things were looking pretty grim. Having to catch the bus…read moremade it even worse. Obviously our amazing public transport network meant I only had over an hour to wait for the next bus. So that is how I ended up in The Bear Grills Cafe. I was not expecting much, given the surroundings. But on entry, it was a pleasant surprise. It feels cosy, yet spacious. Nice and bright and well presented. We grab a seat and I find the breakfast for me. Going for the large option. Essentially 1 or 2 of everything you want in a breakfast. Plus beans. We are soon ordering and the beans are easily ditched for an extra hash brown. Whilst waiting we notice that they do an eating challenge called The Hibernator. Which is over 4 times what I've ordered. If I'd had the time I might have given it a go. Could well be back to do this Food arrives quickly. It's all looks freshly cooked which is nice. It's nicely presented and I even enjoy the tomatoes, which I'm usually a bit reluctant on. My only minor quibble would be that as a ketchup addict, I would have liked to have seen a bottle of this, rather than the packet provided. All in all. A good spot to stop if you find yourself stuck in Congleton. And worth making the visit to try the Hibernator.

Small independent "greasy spoon" cafe, exactly the way it should be. Reasonably priced,…read morecustomisable menu (you can build you own cooked breakfast with each ingredient being 55p-85p each. Decent unfancy machine coffee. Went for the "squealing pig" bacon-wrapped grilled cheese sandwich; simple white bread and cheddar sandwich wrapped in 4 rashers of quality bacon, served with a small side salad (which could be a little more inspired, but who comes here for the salad?) for just under £5, and was fully satisfied. Excellent friendly service. Will be coming back for sure.