Excellent food and attentive service. My steak was cooked to perfection and the creme brulee was delicious!
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant – Heswall
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Excellent food and attentive service. My steak was cooked to perfection and the creme brulee was delicious!
Ego Mediterranean Restaurant – Heswallthe atmosphere and staff can not be faulted but we felt the meal was a little average, have eaten in much better thai restaurants. The plates were cold so the food cooled very quickly. Over all was disappointed after other reviews, try somewhere else next time.
Chaophraya – Liverpool City CentreMyself and 3 friends visited Fat Mommas last night and had a very enjoyable evening. The food and service was second to none, the staff were very friendly and helpful. Would definitely be going back again.
Ella Grill – BirkenheadWent here for my birthday - food was lovely but my fiance found a caterpillar in his salad. The waitress apologised + offered us a free drink but it would have been nice if the chef had come out + spoke to us. Food was great but I wouldn't go back purely because of this incident.
Elif – AigburthThis is a new restaurant (Old Manhatten Bar next to Paradox). It is a lovely place with really good food. They have a tea time special for only £9.95 for 2 courses (5 - 7pm). There is also a big menu to choose from. I have been a few times and really enjoyed the Chicken goujons & mozzarella sticks to start and I always get the lasagna & garlic bread as they are both lovely. My husband varies his meals. He has had pasta named "Michael Caine", "Benny Hill" & "Sophia Loren". He enjoyed Sophia more because it was a little bit spicy. If you go on a Wednesday or Thursday evening, cocktails are buy one get one free. If you like chocolate milkshake I'd recommend the Snowball (normally £5 each). I would recommend this restaurant but be prepared if you are out for a few hours then your bill will probably be about £40 per person.
Prego Restaurant – AintreeMyself and my wife visited the almond on Saturday night and were quite disappointed with the whole evening. we waited over 20 minuted for our starters, which both looked messy and rushed, then the mains were cold and over priced. im all for supporting local causes, but the least i expect is warm food. the restaurant is also very cramped. And since im complaining...the drinks are also over priced.
Almond Bar and Restaurant – West DerbyLovely food and really friendly people. I would recommend Zorba's as much today as when I first went there more than 20 years ago.
Zorbas – Liverpool City CentreThis restaurant has good quality food at good prices. The bill came to under £18 each and we all had 3 courses and drinks. (The baileys creme brulee dessert is lovely). The service was excellent and the food I am pleased to say was home cooked as advertised. I would definitely recommend this restaurant. Between us we ate homemade fat chips, curly fries, pasta, puddings, homemade burgers, ciabatta, garlic bread, various starters & drinks and it was well worth the money.
Parnells – WaterlooGreat carvery, food delicious, visited on 19/8/09, friendly staff have recommended this to all my friends. Hope to go again on Sunday 30/8/09 for a birthday celebration
Britannia Inn – Liverpool City CentreMy husband and I have been many times and the standards never drop.Food and drink is always great and the staff are very friendly and efficient. I always judge a restaurants hygiene by the toilets and these are to a very high standard and full of little extras. We always recommend it to friends and several of them have booked it for parties.They all have the same high regard as me.
Bacchus Taverna – Liverpool City CentreThai restaurant with great decor but poor food - and let down by one staff. Also, flies on window sill which completely put me off!!! You got to say - you walk up to this restaurant and you know they have put at least £1 million for decor and setting up the restaurant. You walk up to the restaurant and you see the thai god statues etc. All waiter and waitresses are thai people and wearing thai restaurant clothes. Upon entering you are asked if you have a booking! Yep. Strange but they have plenty of space. Trust me. Walking inside you find that the restaurant is'nt that big. From the outside you think it is big but most of the section is used up by the bar next door - separate company. I believe around 15-20 seat downstairs and up. Great thing is as it is new - it looks the part. Partner and I, got given the menu and the menu looks great at the start. Not being funny at all - but once again their is a spelling mistake in the menu. We ended up ordering the set meal for 2 - can't remember but the price being in the region of £25 per head. The set susukhothai. You can order the standard meals or go for vegetarian. The platter came with a satay chicken, curry pork, spring roll, prawn in batter, fish and a crab cake. Now how did this taste? The satay chicken on the stew - like a kebab was tasty. The pork on a stew was bland! No taste. You are giving a dip - vinegar, sweet sour sauce etc. Still didn't make a difference. The crab cake was greasy and tasteless. The spring roll was bland also. Just to tell you only get one of each - two in total for two people. Prawn fried in batter etc. Bland. Nearly missed that. Fish not fresh. The main menu came in one go - normal rice. Nothing special. We ordered the coconut rice and it tasted bland. No coconut taste at all. The dishes - chicken green curry, some seafood stir fry with squid etc, a pork stir fry, fried noodles. Now, the chicken green curry was okay. Not joking but the sauce tasted exactly like the satay chicken sauce. Seafood stir fry and the pork stir fry tasted exactly the same except that different meats / seafood. Never tasted something so poor in quality. The fried noodle were just fried noodle. As for being unsatisfied for 80% of the food, what really made me unhappy was one waitress! Don't get me wrong, the rest of the team was great. This girl - name start with an A must have been too good for this place. On her hand alone she has a diamond ring - married - which was worth at least £3k. She definitely did not need the money to work for this restaurant. Everytime she brought the food over, she sighed. Nearly forgot! My partner ordered some red wine and it came with a fly! Yep a fly. They did replace it but unacceptable. Now, why we will not be going back! Upon paying the bill we left 10% tip and the waitress looked at us and said that it? Cheek! So take your own pick. Won't be going back at all. I do miss the old thai restaurant in paradise street before liverpool one was built. Oh well. This is all my opinion.
Chaophraya – Liverpool City CentreAs a regular to Mak Sayed, (I live across the street), I was surprised to see only one review of this fabulous Curry House. Mak Sayed do a wonderful Buffet night at £9.95 per person several nights during the week. as well as the popular Buffet is a great selection of tasty dishes. The restaurant has modern styling, recently refurbished with excellent disabled access. The waitering staff are impeccably dressed in smart black and very polite. The manager regularly enquires if their guests are satisfied with their meals, he will also perform the occasional bit table entertainment with magic or balloon making and the occasional flower for the lady - a fabulous touch. The food is first class and very competitively priced for such high class service. Give Mak Sayed a try - you won't be disappointed
Mak Syed – Wallaseyhad an excellent meal in reuters. the service was top class our waitress Vicky was one of the best i have ever met so attentive yet not intrusive. atmosphere fantastic. also they had live music in the bar the Friday evening i was there. would recommend it to anybody.
Rueters – SouthportAwful. Pathetic excuses given until stopped answering the phone. Never arrived. DON'T ORDER FROM HERE.
Balti Massala Indian Takeaway – AintreeGreat restaurant, excellent service and tasty authentic food. The pizzas are superb. Classy restaurant but not expensive. If you fancy Italian in Liverpool then look no further.
Il Forno – Liverpool City CentrePizza Caprichiosa to die for, and such cheerful friendly staff.
Mamma Mia Pizzeria – SouthportI would never go back to this restaurant again, and i would certainly not recommend it. All the food was cold, and some was to salty to eat. The staff make you feel very uncomfortable as they stand around watching you eat. I had my plate of food taken away before i had eaten it, when i dared to go to the toilets, which were filthy and had no toilet roll.
Yums Oriental Buffet – Liverpool City CentreLove the food here. Absolutely fantastic. Waiters are polite and the food here are delicious. I recommend this restaurant to everyone.
Edwards – Waterloo2 courses plus a piece of home-made dessert, £12.50. Available all-day Monday and Tuesday, until 6.30pm Wednesday and Thursday and until 5.30pm Fridays (excludes Bank Holidays).
One child (up to 10 years old) per adult eats free. Available Tuesday to Thursday.
Starter and a main, £14.99. Available Wednesday and Thursday 3pm-9.30pm, Friday and Saturday 3pm-6.30pm, Sunday 1pm-9.30pm.
Suitable for company get-togethers, birthday celebrations, funerals & more. Choice of buffet menus from only £8pp.
For Birthdays, Anniversaries, Congratulations & More! Balloons, CookHouse Gift, Table Service for parties of 10+ only.
Main course, £10, 2 courses, £15; 3 courses, £20.
Starters £5, Main courses, £12. Served Wednesday to Friday, 5pm-6.30pm and Saturday 4pm-6pm.
2 toppings and a drink for £9.99. Available every Monday.
2 courses plus a piece of home-made dessert, £12.50. Available until 6.30pm Wednesday and Thursday and until 5.30pm Fridays (excludes Bank Holidays).
Saver Option 1: Three nibbley bit starters, one regular main and a side dish, £23.95.
Saver Option 2: Three nibbley bit starters, £11.
Available until 6pm, Sunday to Friday.
Special Early Evening Menu: 2 courses, £19.95; 3 courses, £20.95. Available 4pm-6.30pm Wednesday to Saturday and from 2pm to 6pm on Sundays.
Starter and a main, £14.99. Available Wednesday and Thursday 3pm-9.30pm, Friday and Saturday 3pm-6.30pm, Sunday 1pm-9.30pm.
One child (up to 10 years old) eats free per adult. Available Wednesday and Thursday.
Party Nights every Friday and Saturday with dinner, DJ, dancing and plate smashing. Meze party menu, £25 (£5pp non-refundable deposit).