This place has some serious problems. The worst MacDonald's EVER. queued for 25 minutes after…read moreorder. To wait 30 minutes being ignored at the food window. The There was no one at the tills inside, and no one was rushed off their feet, nor concerned at the fact people Had been waiting over an hour. To make things worse the food was cold!

Been coming here for months now, really good service and the food tastes good! I'm vegetarian and…read morethe vege deluxe is amazingly good. Definitely recommend this McDonald's

Super fast service and right by the house where I stayed. 'Nuf said. But I'll go on anyway…read more This is basic Chinese food done reasonably well. The duck is excellent and prawns are good too.

It's never the same when you want a kFC but there isn;t one near, but Chicken delight will offer a…read morevery good close match. They sell all the items you will be able to buy in a KFC but the prices are marginally cheaper and the taste of the chicken isn't quite as nice as the secret recipe of KFC. The shop in West Moors is primarily a take away shop. They will deliver to certain areas around for an extra pound and this comes in handy for a delivery service. I always find their food to be average quality. Some times you can get a very average batch of food, and other times you can get good quality food so that is why I am lumping them into the average section. When the food isn;t quite as good, it's because the wraps or burgers have been badly put together , or if the chicken is overcooked and tough. It's a shame when we get food like this but it's not every time.

In a hurry for a curry? This place'll take about 45 minutes but if you're in the mood for Indian…read moreat home, you'll enjoy this. Now listen to me, English people. Branch out a little. Try something other than the chicken tikka masala, which, in this version, is red, sweet and cloying. If you want to try some real Indian food, try the mixed vegetable bhaji (under the side dishes) -- it's a concoction of vegetables sauteed with onions and garlic and it's delicious! The palak dishes are also very good -- your choice of meat cooked with loads of spinach. Yum. The lamb tends toward the dry but the sauteed spinach adds the right amount of moisture. Another good choice is the biryani. Word to the wise: in Chinese places, order duck and in Indian places, order lamb. These tend to be the most authentically done. And in both, try and order food that isn't swimming in curry -- they can't disguise anything if you can recognize discrete elements on your plate. So next time you order Indian, whether it's from here or anywhere else, be brave and try something new.

This take-away seems to have taken a lot of trade off Champagne up the road. Staff are friendly and…read morecheerful. A good varied menu, ready when they say and use proper meat and fish. 5 Stars 20/9/2010 Last few meals over the weekend, the sauce has been "gloopy" with loads of cornflour, the good counter staff have left too. Hope it improves or I will drive to Ferndown. I would rate this as low as 2 Stars now.

Delicious fish, moist, tasty, crunchy. Very short wait, packed well to keep warm until I got home.read more

Excellent fish and chips. All freshly cooked. Chips are brown not pale and anemic a refreshing…read morechange.

I visit Curry Cottage frequently as I like Indian Food.They are primarily a takeaway and they do…read moredeliver locally free of charge which is a plus point. I do however find some of their customer service techniques leave a lot to be desired. They seem to have under 18's serving customers and taking payment details which I don;t think is right. I don't like their card payment details so I always try to pay in cash to stay comfortable with my details. The food is lovely however and I can;t fault that. Their prices are good compared to other takeaways in the area, and the food is always hot when it gets to you, and you appear to get a lot for your money.