Service was amazing and staff were lovely but not enough vegetarian meal options, I was limited to…read moreone meal. The burger tasted like grass And the fries where overly salty. The seats where uncomfortable and the dessert had the consistency of glue. I will not be coming back here!

Date night means steak night, right? Being in Bolton for the weekend, we took the train to Parbold…read moreto go to Miller and Carter for our steak fix. We got to Parbold a little early and decided to walk from the station up the hill to the restaurant. Potentially not he best idea in the inclement weather, but he views are spectacular and we certainly worked up an appetite. When we arrived we were still a little early for our reservation so we were given a pager and grabbed a drink to sit the comfy bar area. While Miller and Carter is part of a small chain I feel like this one is quite special because of its location and the beautiful views all around. I can imagine it being beautiful in theirs outdoor area with firepit on a dusky summer evening. Our pager went off and we were taken to our table, which was next to the window so we could keep enjoying the views. Scallops with chorizo and the Bourbon glazed chicken were our starters, with fillet steak and a big old sirloin for our mains. Both came with a lettuce wedge salad, chips, steak sauce (with a really great range to choose from - I'd recommend the rich bordelaise) and their own recipe onion loaf which was a total taste revelation. We also opted for the bourbon glazed purple carrots and a rather nice bottle of Malbec to wash it all down. The staff were wonderful and I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the restaurant. We'll definitely be back, and will also be trying out their more conventionally located branch in Leeds.

Jasmine House does (English-style) Cantonese style and while I wouldn't suggest you travel to it if…read moreyou live nearby you could do far worse (seriously, some of the Chinese places in Stockport are awful). We were warmly greeted to the pleasantly old fashioned and cosy restaurant and ordered pretty extensively off the menu while we were brought some complimentary prawn crackers. We shared a dim sum/combo platter that did old favourites like prawn toast and spring rolls really well. The dim sum (shi mai and har gau) wasn't bad either. Main courses were standard but tasted freshly cooked or at least piping hot. I didn't have that mucky feeling afterwards that you sometimes get from cheap Chinese food. We were definitely on at least three stars then right at the end, along with some fortune cookies, we were given two complimentary glasses of Bailey's. Both the boyf and I really appreciate a small business working hard to please their customers (me especially having been brought up in one) so we're definitely fans now and this is likely to become our local for Chinese food.

Far and away our favourite Chinese restaurant. The owner and staff are so friendly, the food great,…read morethe prices ok and the atmosphere fantastic. No rushing you, you can sit back, relax and enjoy your evening. Highly recommended.

Went to My Thai few days ago with couple friends. We came on a Wednesday evening and it was fairly…read morebusy - and while we were there were a few Deliveroo deliveries/takeaways being picked up. My Thai is certainly a place you can go for inexpensive food. Most of the main courses was £7.50. I went for the Pad Cashew Nut rice dish - cashew nuts, pineapple, peppers, mushroom, onion with choice of stir fried meat. I went for chicken. For starter, for the Moo Yang Grilled Marinated Pork on Skewers. This tasted OK - the sauce was a bit overly sweet though for my taste. Going back to the mains, it wasn't the best unfortunately. The flavours were OK - a bit spicy (which it did not mention in menu) but the rice was a bit soggy and some of the veg was undercooked. For a drink, I went for the Thai Pa - a session IPA called My Thai's Pale Ale. Actually brewed by Northern Monk Brew Co. Tasted pretty good. The service was good though. Friendly, food arrived very quickly.

Middle of the road Thai food. Good enough and fast for take out. Cool vibe for dine in. Rice was a…read morebit overcooked and the green curry slightly to sweet, but did the job when I was cold and in a hurry.

Can't understand negative reviews-we've been using Veenas for years and it's STILL by far the best…read moreIndian restaurant in Rochdale, heywood, Middleton and beyond! Farooq (head chef) really knows his stuff and is a great host (I've had more free drinks here post meal/waiting for takeaways than I can count!). Granted the decor is a tad dated and odd for an Indian but the food is great-especially chefs recommendations and house specialities. I'd agree with the fab Murgh Tanger! Takeaway is the best value - and I strongly recommend Farooqs Saturday afternoon cookery teaching courses. Worth it just for the food you take home (or eat in!)

Veenas, oh Veenas! I…read morehad my birthday dinner here a few years back, and it was absolutely heavenly! The decor, menu, service and alcohol selection are gorgeous. The food! Oh, how can it be more perfect?! It really is difficult to top this place!

As previous reviews of mine have said about this business, again I will say it again....it rocks!…read more This is one of the best Chinese takeaways around and everytime I am not disappointed at all. The food is cooked healthily and presented spectacularly in American boxes which I love. The best from this business I think is Chicken Sweet and Sour or even Vermicelli. I like all the food from here though. Their delivery is fast and the food is a little more expensive than some other businesses but it is worth it. Go.

Blue Ginger is a relatively expensive restaurant, that prides itself on it's zero tolerance to the…read moreadditive MSG. Their 'NO MSG' slogan is proudly emblazoned on everything in sight, and it is actually reassuring, as it's something that Chinese food has a bit of a bad reputation for. The flavour and moreish qualities of the food does not suffer from a lack of MSG, in fact they're tastier than the food served at many other restaurants. The only real downside is the relatively high price of the meals. The quality of the food makes it perfect for an occasional treat when the budget allows though.

Great Thai option in Chinatown Manchester. Service was kind and fast. We had the lunch option, but…read morebe careful to check the spice levels of each plate, the chilli's might make you regret your choice. The food was in generous portions, the king prawn spring rolls are a must.

I came here for the lunch special at ~10 pounds for 3 courses, and it was pretty good!…read more I ordered the duck salad, curry noodles with crispy pork, and ice cream. The duck salad appetizer was a o-kay and very spicy, while the curry noodles were delicious, creamy, and instant noodles just made it more flavorful (I know you might prefer fresh noodles over instant noodles, but I just liked the noodles that way) Ice cream was not anything special.

For far too long my home town of Ashton under Lyne has been short of an eatery which offers an…read moreinteresting alternative to the usual British lunchtime food. Then I was lucky enough to be recommended a new café in town called Mozaic, it's an authentic Moroccan establishment with all the food freshly prepared onsite. From my first visit I was instantly welcomed by the owner who is only too happy to let you try any of the exotic looking dishes on offer before you buy. You can certainly tell they are passionate about the food here.... you can taste it in every mouth full. They really know they're stuff and can reassuringly explain the ingredients of their dishes, offer serving suggestions or if you are hungry enough can give you a little taste of everything if you wish. You can take away or eat in, there are only five or six tables if you do choose to eat in so it's rather cosy; however this adds to the charm of the place. The falafel is the best I have ever tasted and if you want something filling and tasty on the go then I would suggest one of their flat bread wraps, which with any 2 side salads for about £3 - is about as excellent value for money as you can get for fresh food. There is a large selection of cold salads as well as hot dishes including vegetarian options, all the dishes I have tried so far I have enjoyed tremendously. Normally this is the kind of place that would outshine most similar establishments in Didsbury, Chorlton and the like which why it's even more exciting that we have something to sparkle on this side of the M60. For those of you who think that excellent cultural culinary delights finish at the End of Wilbraham Road, I implore you to make a visit Mozaic.

I really can't speak highly enough about this place. The food is absolutely incredible; the quality…read moreof ingredients is very high and the prices are extremely reasonable. I usually get a wrap which includes three sides; the price comes to £4.50 and it's massive. They have a lot of variety on offer, so I really would recommend if you're in the area. I only wish they were perhaps better at marketing themselves so I would have found them earlier - I've walked past thousands of times over the last decade and only just found out them a couple of weeks ago!

Service is great. I got right in after being told no by a snooty Italian place across the square…read more Appetizers and mains are solid good food. Place is busy which is a good sign. If you like unpretentious, Asian fusion food and happen to be in Manchester, this is your spot.

After a heavy Friday night on the drink it was time to start thinking about where we could eat that…read morewould be quick and easy. We were sat next door to Tampopo so it was the obvious choice. We were seated straight away and considering it was half 9 it was relatively busy! We were served by a devil (halloween themed) and considering the outfit the server was lovely. We ordered a bottle of fizz and a coke, the soft drink did get lost on route however was soon rectified. I opted for the duck dumplings to start and pitting them against Wagamamas own I was left slightly disappointed. The dumplings had a sticky texture and weren't quite full to the brim with duck and didn't have much of a taste alone but needed a good dip in the soy sauce to add flavour. For my main I opted for the chicken katsu curry (I was hungry!) It arrived promptly and was a super tasty combo of sticky rice, deep fried chicken with a mild curry sauce. I would say it was on par with Wagamamas version even served with the same side salad topped with ginger. I wouldn't come here for a special occasion but its perfect for a quick and reasonable dinner!