This place is a little Lebanese cafe and deli situated in the lovely Cheadle village - a place…read morewhich when you first walk in knocks you out with the great smell wafting out of the kitchen - it's tiny and if you want to eat in then there's quite a bit of room in the back but the main front deli shop is all a bit cramped - making it quite difficult to get your order in. At first we were really excited because everything seemed so tasty and tempting - imagine cabinets filled with fresh sauces, olives, dips, cheeses etc and a hot counter serving stews and I imagine Lebabese delicacies. The funny thing was that we bought a lot and spent a lot - but the delivery wasn't that great, it was nice enough but the tastes didn't blow us away like we hoped. This was a shame as after discovering this place I kind of imagined I'd be down here every week buying tasty treats but I think I may give it a miss. Not bad, would probably call back and give it another go (but buy less) and try a few new things.

hilarious woman who works there - bit too chatty though - food is amazing -…read moreone wrap could fill 2 people! FRESH produce amazing home made humous

One of the best restaurants in Manchester! The food is…read moreamazing, the tapas element makes it perfect for sharing with large groups of people or just between two. The staff are very friendly and considerate, even on a Friday night, and the wine is reasonably priced and tasty! Love going here because dining in the courtyard makes it feel like you're on holiday!

I had high expectations but the visit was very disappointing sadly. It was a Saturday at 7pm and…read morethe noise was overwhelming to the point that Mrs G and I could barely communicate across our tiny table for 2. The biggest disappointment was the food ( which is what we actually went for). We chose a number of Mezzes - essentially Tapas. Without exception they were disappointing - Mrs G's lamb chops were essentially burnt, and the whitebait was overwhelmingly "fishy" making me reticent to eat more than one tiny bite. (Nasty). The patatas bravas aoli came late (as did my lamb souvlaki) was so-so at best. The courgette fritters were actually chopped (I was expecting sliced) and barely warm. My margarita was tasty but tiny. The whole event was over in 50 minutes and we were pleased to call an Uber and leave.

I first went to Rozo in summer 2013 just after it recently opened. There was a rustic antique…read moremediterranean vibe about the venue that drew us in, Its very cute with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Initially we only went in for some wine and olives but the staff were so hospitable they brought out some lamb kubbah in salad and a spicy pumpkin soup for us to have as well on the house! Its such a charming venue, the food was amazing, the wine divine and the staff heavenly. will definitely try and get back there soon!

My mouth is watering just from the thought of it.freshly cooked Lebanese food to make your mouth…read morewater. Like all of my fave places, the staff here are great and don't mind if you descend unannounced with a huge group of mates. Another bonus is that they'll russle up almost anything within reason to keep you happy. Their BYO (bring-your-own booze) policy keeps the cost down and it's really easy just to sink into your chair and enjoy the atmosphere. Most of my friends arrange to meet here for a surprisingly cheap and tasty night out.

My first of Lebanese food occurred here, at Cedar Tree. I decided to top my friend who also wanted…read moreto go there. I went there on my own and had a tasty and freshly cooked meal. If my memory is correct, I had stuffed wine leaves for a starter, followed by a lamb dish. The only thing to bear in mind is that they don't serve wine by glass. You can buy a full bottle, but if you're dining on your own it may be a bit too much. Cedar Tree is very conveniently located in Thomas St, a short walk from bars and clubs in Norther Quarter. Certainly a place to consider when you plan a night out in one of town's best-loved parts.

Well, what can I say..... Wow!!…read more As a previous yelper has said this isn't the place for squirt romantic date....! This is a full on Greek experience, dancing on the tables, everyone up on their feet, shots of ouzo and getting involved type night! I came here with a drink who had a Groupon voucher for a 20 dish meat meze. DO NOT EAT BEFORE YOU COME HERE!!!I have never seen so much food in my life its great! There is no set menu here you either order the meat or veggie platter and the courses just keep rolling!! Starters: hummus, tsasiki, hot pitta, beetroot salad, potato salad Hot starters: feta parcels, stuffed tomatoes, etc there are so many dishes! Mains:sifado, moussaka, garlic mushroom, rice, chicken stew, chicken dishes All great big portions to share with extra sides! Drinks were very reasonable- they also have mythos beer which is such a tasty option! In terms of after you eat they get everyone up dancing round the restaurant so you will either love it or hate it! Be prepared for a crazy night of being told how to dance by the crazy host, lots of good food and cold beer!!

I originally came here a few years back when I spotted a Groupon deal. At the time it was with my…read moreboyfriend so we were expecting a nice chilled romantic Greek meal . However this place is really NOT for that. This is the sort place where groups of people come to join in with crazy dancing and interact with the staff.. SO with that now in my mind we arranged a hen party to take place here. Having booked beforehand with £5 deposit each we were led by a waiter to our table. All of these were crammed closely together. I could not take note of any decor as it was dark , lighten with dim disco lights. Having ordered a bottle of rose the first set of food arrived. Lentils, olives , beetroot yoghurt dip, hummus, and tomato butterbeans. A large quantity of pitta bread was provided to shovel this in our mouths.. Next course cheese ricotta samosas, stuffed vine leaves, calamari, and chicken kebabs...Another course followed of stewed beef? moussaka, roast chicken and various rice...then finally a filo pastry dessert which toffee and icecream. The food overrall was of standard quality but the quantity you got was good. Food snaffled, the party began, everyone in the restaurant (apart from a couple trying to be romantic) got up and did a bongo train...After things got chaotic I grabbed a Mythos beer from the bar and watched the mad dancing continue. My friend was the third bride to be that night and so she was made to dance on a table solo, and with a member of staff ..followed by a shot of ouzo.. Other strange activities later ensued, including men pouring cups of water down each others throats, and swinging heavy tables with their mouths.. Everyone overrall enjoyed the crazy dynamic experience , if you are into this kind of party atmosphere then this is for you. I personally like nice restaurants/pubs with good food and a nice chilled out atmosphere where I can converse with ease...

We went for an early bird deal just after lunchtime, and quite enjoyed our time there. The food was…read morerich, full of flavour, affordable, and different to what I would normally have. As it was an 'early bird' time there were not many other people, and the service was quick. A great place to start (or continue) your acquaintance with Greek and Cypriot cuisine!

After spending some time traveling from London to Manchester, my family and I were eager for some…read moredifferent food, namely Greek. At home, Mediterranean food is our favorite. From the beginning of our experience in Rozafa to the end, we were very, very disappointed with the service. The service was poor. They barely came to our table. When I asked our server to explain the dish, he acted like he didn't understand me and put it down for my order. We ordered a first course of pita bread and hummus for 3, and we were given 2 slices of pita bread while other tables were given 6 (for two people, btw). Once our dinner came, we didn't see the server for another hour. Yes, we were at this restaurant for almost an hour and a half and most of it entailed waiting to be acknowledged. We didn't see this with the other tables, and it has lead us to believe that they targeted us as Americans. We did not show them disrespect. We asked questions, and we tried to be unassuming. Needless to say, but it is not high on my recommendations. Ohh...and the food was okay.

I visited with my dad and had the Kleftiko special. I can only say one thing, I couldn't help…read moremyself but take some of the pita bread they serve and clean the plate after I finished. The Greek salad they made was also delicious and so fresh it made me think they have a secret garden downstairs growing tomatoes!! Anyways it was a wonderful day and I'm already planning to go back again.

Can't leave a zero,that's the one star.Avoid this place,dodgy,overpriced and the food is…read moreawful,undercooked,tasteless and the service a joke.The portions too tiny and the side dishes are minimal.A total rip off,they should be shamed how they can ruin such a good cuisine as the Greek one..