New Sagor is located in Lees in Oldham it is a really small resturant only seating around 30 people…read moremax but if you book a reseravation you will not be disapointed!! The food is really nice and is full of spice and flavour they offer a fantastic set menu for £8.95 which you can get a decent sized Starter and a large Main and a yummy Dessert, with food as good and a cheap as it is, this place need a try!!

great place. We used to go here about 10 years ago and basically wondered off to more modern…read moreplaces. We decided to give this place another go and it was fantastic. Still old fashioned but starters and mains were lovely. Forget flash modern places with plasma screens, the food comes first and we will now be back time and time again. also they have recently gained a high rating by the food hygiene inspectors and they proudly have printed it off and show it as an advertisement, and why not? good for them. the prices are very good also.

Great food great service for a reasonable price Been here…read moremany's times and always the same. Never disappoints

I organised a staff night do for a Thursday night, to take advantage of the £9.99 offer. Basically…read moreyou can order any starter, main (King prawn £4 extra) and side or rice/naan and a side dish. Having booked online we walked in to find a nice comfy table reserved for us. Black leather upholstery and white table cloths stood at ready. Once seated a pile of poppadum's were placed at the centre of the table with roughly chopped up onions, garlic paste, mango chutney and mint yogurt. For starters I had the dal soup which had a nice consistency, and just the right portion. The rest of the group also seemed to enjoy their onion bahji and shish kebab. Starters and Cobra beers whisked aside the mains swiftly came. I always try to order something new so i risked a King Prawn Chom Chom with garlic rice (£1 extra). The prawns were cooked well and the portions were very generous. However mine was very sweet, with no heat. Asking around the table, six people said the same, all their curries were sugary and the garlic rice had big chunks of raw garlic . There were two curries the keema spinach curry that was flavoursome, and a madras which tasted just of chilli sauce. To end the meal we were given fresh segments of orange and a shot of baileys. Overall the service okay, and the price of what we paid was good. However it was not until the end we discovered we should have been given Bombay potatos each.. not that I could have managed them. But the food was inconsistent and the spices/flavours tasted artificial? If you are passing by and want cheap grub then try it,,,

The previous review is spot on. Nice food, nice atmosphere, decent price. Will go again if in the…read morearea.

Lal Quilla used to be my local Indian restaurant. Ive since…read moremoved 10 miles away, but still go there when we want to sit in or take away. Have eaten from there hundreds of times and have probably only had an average curry once or twice. Their standard is up there with the best and even the average ones ive had were still good if im being honest. The best in and around Wigan at any cost in my opinion

Always a guaranteed fantastic meal either in the restaurant or take away. Staff have always made a…read morehuge effort to remember my family even after years away from home it's great to go back it feels like meeting old friends! Great classic Indian cuisine-highly recommended!! Ps we always get a free drink-thanks!

This is an Indian restaurant that is serves absolutly amazing food. The staff are more than very…read morefriendly and the few times Ive been there I`ve always looked forward to going back again. But beware, if your eyes are bigger than your belly then it might cost more than it need be. Ive always come home well fed, never managing to eat everything Ive ordered.

The good: - £9.95 on Sundays for poppadoms, mixed starter,…read morecurry, rice and one naan (50p extra for garlic). - The food was all great. Nice pickle tray, good grilled meats in the mixed starter and rich and unusual curries. We got a North Indian garlic curry chicken which had a great kick and slightly unusual features of button mushrooms and cherry tomatoes. The other dish looked like a fairly standard tomato based offering but had chickpeas in it as well as meat, again a bit different and really tasty. (note: we seem to have been charged £2.00 for the curries we chose, hadn't seen that in the small print so you may want to check with your waiter). The not so good - Restaurant was really cold - Even thought they have a beautiful outlook they seated everyone there in the back half of the restaurant where you can't see the view - really weird - Service was glacially slow, the meal took well over 2 hours and it was incredibly hard work getting our bill and paying. They seemed to have a fair amount of people working so not obvious why this was. Overall, I would definitely come back here and would recommend if you're ever in Bollington (it's a stop on the Middlewood Way, so it could happen!)

Having heard so many good things about the Viceroy we decided to find our for ourselves…read more As a group of four we decided to try the set menu. The potions where huge! So much so that my brother (who could eat for England) had to go up to one of the waiters half way through to ask if the new plate of food that had just arrived was finally the main meal or not - it wasn't! We were completely stuffed by the time the main meals actually arrived! The food was delicious and they even catered for a nut allergy sufferer (most Indians use nut oil, almonds etc. but the Viceroy were happy to omit these) Will definitely be back.

this used to the best curry house in Alsager, with staff quickly learning who you were, and always…read moreknowing how best you like your curry, which would make the experience always that little more special. The staff and chefs have now moved premises to Rawal Bay in Congleton, but continue to make lovely food, although the delivery drivers have definitely changed as you tend to have quite a long phone conversation navigating them to your house! Lovely lovely food though.

Hasn't been Shaffers for years. Now Indian Spice or Indian Heaven. Either one pretty good, almost…read moreindistinguishable next door neighbours

Excellent food and service Abdul is very friendly and always makes dining out an enjoyable…read moreexperience and always excellent beer to accompany the meal. Also have many good offers on which is good i am keeping an eye on their facebook page for more deal.

Situated on the outskirts of Wigan, Cinnamon is without doubt the finest Indian restaurant in the…read morearea. The restaurant is next to an Italian restaurant has ample parking, it was refurbished completely last year and now offers a lovely and relaxed atmosphere. The menu is vast and each dish is given a description to help you make your choice, which is always a tough decision! The service is exceptional from Mr Khan and his team, they really do go out of their way to make sure you have an enjoyable evening. Try Cinnamon out, I guarantee you will back within a month!

Just got back from Gatley cuisine. I'm very full indeed and will no doubt sleep like a baby. With…read moreonly 54 covers the restaurant is not the most spacious you'll ever go to. It can I suppose be described as intimate. None the less I am here to report the food was very nice indeed. The staff despite being only a handful of them were very accomodating and we even had a visit from the chef to ask us how we enjoyed the food which was a nice touch. There were 6 of us and we all had a starter and a mains each with plentiful supply of poppadoms and drinks and the bill came to £14 each which I thought was very reasonable. I tried the seekh as a starter and Lamb tikka as the main. The seekh was cooked very nicely and the meat was tender however I felt it hadn't been seasoned properly and it was lacking a bit of kick. THe lamb tikka was very delicious indeed. Although this is a popular for locals I recommend it highly indeed if you are on you way back to Manchester from the south and come off at the motorway and are traveling along the A34 towards Didsbury. It's late at night and you're wondering where can I get a bite to eat there must be somewhere. Well look no further folks, whip out your phone click on your trustworthy Yelp app, click nearby and hey presto there it is Gatley cuisine. If you are reading this as you're doing this stop you naughty pull over and get directions on you phone or satnav. You really can't miss it, it is on Northenden road past the Gatley train station, it has the take away adjacent to it so it's a double whammy. Park right outside walk in take a seat and enjoy your meal.

Ordered ahead to the takeaway on a Saturday night. I'd not been there for a while and forgotten how…read moreamazing the system they have for identifying your order and taking payment is. It's super slick and professional! The food was great. We had two chicken dishes- terranga and punch ranga. Both were pretty sour and spicey as described on the menu, the portions were big and there was loads of chicken. We had mushroom bahji, rice, nan, chapatis and meat samosas to go with it. Pretty stuffed and happy! Recommended!