Reviews in Fylde Coast and Blackpool

Had a good lunch in the cube however my only gripe is the price and how very similar the menu is to another venue in Poulton. My question is who copied whom. Anyway apart from that it was an ok meal nicely presented. Certainly had worse lets put it that way. Ok for a sandwich if your on the move and in a rush

Humble location, yet Wonderfully subtle and decorative food for the discerning palette. Generous starters (try the beef fajitas with their own sweeter than sweet salsa - this really is to die for!) and fully fledged main courses which are attractively presented with some mouth watering combinations (garlic chicken on a bed of Mediterranean veg with sugar roast potatoes!-how good?) It has to be said, Kwizeen is a real treasure and a rare credit to the Blackpool dining scene with it's menus that boast only the best in locally grown fresh ingredients. There really is nowhere else of this calibre in town - so in this case, you can believe the hype. Shame about the name though - A real mismatch considering the high quality of food and decor on offer here! Perhaps this some sort of whimsical ploy to get the stag and hens in!

I ate here on Sunday evening after working in the cold it was really nice food and very reasonable in price, I enjoy eating here, as the food is always hot and fresh. Fully recommend this place every time.

Nice and Clean. service was top notch, and the food was hot and, more importantly, FRESH! It' hadn't been stood around for three or four hours drying out! Chips where substantial and chunky, but not dry or heavy. Crisp and moist. Fish lovely and fleshly, crisp light batter. Truly a monster fish too! Highly recommended. Like others, I had a long trip to get there (106 miles there and back) but worth every single penny.

I took my girlfriend there on sunday night and everything from the food to the service was first class.

Well what can I say; it got of to a rocky start, but has now transformed itself into a very popular restaurant. Although I was nervous about returning after dining there last year I was not disappointed again. Glad I gave it another chance as the food was superb and the service was good especially considering it was so busy.

Great meal and atmosphere. The staff made us feel very welcome. We had a meal then watched some football and had a game of pool, staying in there much longer than intended but that wasn't a problem. They also do a load of cocktails, I'm not brave enough to try one but I am sure they are very good.

Not bad but quite expensive.

The food was very good but there wasn't a great deal to choose from. The atmosphere in this pub is always great, I enjoyed the karaoke and bands they had on.

I sat outside one Saturday and had the best steak I have had in a long time. The staff were all friendly especially Pablo who is a top geezer and he got me drunk on Spanish Brandy. I must have enjoyed it - I left a £5 tip.

A lovely place for a romantic meal with a special person

We have just had our second visit to this restaurant and as always we left feeling very spoiled and very satisfied. Nice touch is the free drink at the end of your choice and the lollypop (yes I said lollypop) lovely!! Price is very reasonable and service is excellent without being intrusive.

Nicely decorated but food average. Would not go out of way to have meal there. Sagars is still king!

Being on a gluten free diet, I find it very difficult to find restaurants which cater for my condition. We visited Michael Wan's 'on spec' and found them very co-operative and helpful. They took the time to explain the menu and all the ingredients used. They were very happy to make alterations to the menu where necessary. The food was excellent and the service could not be faulted. We will certainly be re-visiting and have no hesitations on recommending this restaurant to other Coeliacs.

Excellent food and service. The kebabs are especially good.

Absolutely spot on! Lovely white fish (large of course!) and very good chips too. Worth the 84 mile drive from Leeds!

I have been to The Ashiana many times over the past few years and have had mixed feelings, ranging good and bad, but mostly good. The girlfriend and I made a long awaited visit on Friday night expecting usually busy night and long waiting times, we were pleasantly surprised that after ordering our drinks we were taken to our table shortly after ordering our favourite dishes. Recently refurbished the new look we both felt was modern design, modern Indian ambience and appealing to all. When our meal arrived we got stuck it. Only one word can describe the overall experience OUTSTANDING, we finished with an ice-cream from their new desert menu. Only criticism was we were charged £2.50 for a bottle of water, it was nice water but I think we could do without for that price. Overall we both thoroughly enjoyed the excellent meal and will be returning time and time again.

After many takeaways delivered from Michaels and sampling practically all the menu, curries, pizzas and the famous kebabs, we decided to visit the restaurant. We were greeted by cheerful, friendly staff, served what has to be the tastiest Indian food available and at a great price; 4 courses for £11.50. On the rare occasions that we manage to get a babysitter we definitely will go to Michaels.