Reviews in Liverpool and Merseyside

Zorbas is by far the best Greek restaurant in Liverpool! I have been to many and it is the best food. The service is excellent and the waiters are very friendly. Fantastic food at an average price. I will definitely return! You are still doing a great job haralambos!

Best crispy duck on Merseyside! Yummy! The Yuet Ben's not at all flashy, but it doesn't need to be 'cause the food's fab and if you're lucky you'll get a table overlooking the Chinese arch while the sun sets. A real local's haunt, with a very loyal clientele, which I can understand - there's something strangely (and pleasantly) addictive about this place.

Not the best Thai food I've had on Merseyside, but I suppose it's better than the other place in Liverpool that I've tried. The service is great - quick, friendly and polite - but the green curry I had was disappointingly not as authentic as I'd hoped. However, the restaurant has a good ambience, and the other punters there seemed to be having a great time!

Best Chinese food I've had on Merseyside, and that's saying something. The crispy chilli beef is outstanding, the chicken and cashewnuts is - ooh, I'm drooling just thinking about it. They could do with turning the heating up a notch - it's always a bit chilly - but that aside, a smashing place.

I feel like I'm going out on a limb here, but I went to the Gulshan last night, and I didn't think it was all that. The food was nice, and the quality of the meat especially was very good, but the "green" balti was brown, and wasn't as fresh and zingy as I was hoping. The dall we had was pretty standard, the sag aloo ok, but most of all the service felt really cursory. Looking at other reviews, it sounds like we caught them on a duff night, but it would have been nice if they'd smiled occasionally. I might go back for a takeaway, but I don't think I'd bother to eat in the restaurant again because the atmosphere just wasn't there.

Wow! Who'd have thought that you'd find food like this tucked away in Greasby? The presentation of the cuisine is beautiful, the service delightful and the food absolutely mouth-watering. The little chicken parcels we had to start were fragrant and delicate, and the som tam was deliciously hot. My red curry really hit the spot, and my partner's jungle curry left him on a superb chilli high! Possibly the Wirral's best kept secret?

I think this is a really nice South Indian restaurant. I thought it was very authentic. I visited it for their Dosa and was very pleased. The Sambar was very good and lovely and thick. My only slight grouse was that they did not have the authentic coconut chutney that goes with it. However they are very accommodating and said if I ring couple of days beforehand then they will have it ready. Guess you cant really fault them for that then. Also I found the Sambar portion bit small, and they said that they had been throwing Sambar away as most English people did not finish it, but again just mention beforehand and they will provide an extra bowl of Sambar. I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes dosa to visit them.

Much better Tapas than la Tasca in Liverpool centre, very good atmosphere, and nice friendly staff, only problem was a bit dark to see menu would recommend any time Adele Crobsy (my fifth visit)

From the minute we walked in we were impressed! The decor has to be seen to be believed. Couple of lovely cocktails at the bar before dinner followed by some great food. Great mix of flavours but not straying too far from the favourites! Service was lovely everyone was very nice and atmosphere both in the restaurant and bar was relaxed and yet vibrant at the same time. Will definitely be back for more!

On entering the building, I was greeted very enthusiastically by an older lady with red hair and extremely long eye lashes. I was sat at a very nice table in the window overlooking the beer garden, the ambience was fantastic. On ordering my meals at the till i was welcomed by a smiling polite young girl with blonde hair, she took my order promptly and i was at the till for no longer than two minutes, she offered me drinks which were to be brought to my table, they arrived promptly. Soon after receiving my drinks the starters arrived beautifully presented. the staff were delightfully helpful and pleasant, the food was tasty and well presented. overall my trip was one which I will definitely not forget, and without a doubt i will definitely return.

Had a really good meal and wine for Dads 70th on Saturday night. Its not cheap but it does have class. A good family night out with no scallys in sight! I felt safe and secure and only a cheap taxi ride away from my parent? house. Well done Owens keep up the good work.

I must say I was very highly impressed with Magic Spices, the staff were very friendly, chatty and the magician was spectacular. I would definitely recommend this to everyone. Was recommended to me by a friend. 9/10 Ammy Lincoln

Beautiful Thai food, work of art. impressive , We will be back with more friends.

By far the best Italian in Liverpool! I phoned in the daytime to book a table for 9, got there at 8.50pm and table was ready (restaurant was busy so advisable to book - even on a Thursday night!). I wasn? too sure what to go for on the menu so i picked a Penne dish, hoping it would be nice... It was gorgeous!!! and the dessert just as good!!! What surprised me the most was the price, i was expecting it too be a lot more expensive that it was, but hey, I? not complaining! Fantastic, anyone who like Italian and has not tried this place, pick up the phone now and book yourself a table!

The food is beautiful and presented very appetizingly - can't fault it in anyway. This is a superior Indian Restaurant; Infact we are going again this weekend.

We went on a busy Friday evening to take advantage of the Early Bird menu. The food was very nice, although not the quantities I was hoping for. The service was very poor, it was nearly 40 mins between asking for the bill and someone even asking whether we were ok. It was busy, but the staff never apologised for that. Would visit again but on a less busy night and I would try the full menu next time.

We visit The Anchor about once a month usually at teatime on a Friday. It can be very busy and at times there isn? enough staff to cope. Saying that though, the food is varied and well presented and the surroundings are pleasant. We have never had a bad meal in there. Worth a visit!

My big sister and her husband back in the early eighty's told me of a place they went at 1 o'clock in the morning for great food. I thought wow a food place that is still open at that time of night!(I was 13) It wasn't till I was older my sis took me there, i thought i knew what a curry was (chippy effort!) until I had chicken Macanwalla!I'll never forget it. I still get to the royal but live near Light of Bengal little sister of the royal, whom I cant fault either. The lads that work in the two restaurants are well nice. Ray the Boss, you Rule.