Reviews in Liverpool and Merseyside

Went in for lunch here after reading good reviews. What a pleasant surprise. I don't mind getting greasy curries because it usually means that the food is authentic so I was a bit worried about the food being cooked with water instead of ghee. The food was lovely though. A wide range of dishes that both managed to be delicately spiced and very light. Can? wait to go back!

The taste of real Indian food because I know I am an Indian. At last we found a restaurant in UK which claims to be Indian food but is not Pakistani or Bangladeshi.

This restaurant is a very small but popular place to go for a meal. The few things that I dont like are the way they allow smoking in the eating area. People light up as soon as they have eaten with no regard for all the other diners! Also, as it is so small you are generally sitting VERY close to other tables so if they smoke, SO DO YOU! and then when you finish your food you are asked to sit downstairs with your drink to finish so they can make the table for other people, so don't expect to sit and digest your dinner for too long. Still, it's a nice place so try it!

This is one of the best restaurants i have ever spent a birthday at i found that staff always willing to help and the surprise of them getting the whole restaurant to to sing happy birthday was a nice touch

a great venue for that special event with prices that wont damage the bank balance, food and service excellent, dont wait for a special event, try it asap

What can I say the food here is the best that have ever tasted the Meat samosas and the Seek kebab are truly amazing. The staff are very down to earth and friendly although the place could do with a bit of a makeover as it is slightly dated. The portions are large and it is very cheap probably one of the best-priced restaurants that I have been to. Well worth a try you wont be disappointed

Fantastic and entertaining experience. Food is excellent as well as the service.

You cannot go wrong with a meal at the Bottle and Glass. Yes, it is nearly always busy but if you go at off peak times i.e. in the middle of the afternoon or early evening, you should always be able to get a table and your wait for food won't be very long. I have been here on a number of occasions and have sampled quite a few dishes from the menu and specials board. The food is always delicious and is greatly complimented by their extensive wine list. Their Pinot Grigio is gorgeous or if you are a red wine lover, I am told that their Shiraz is lovely as well. The ambience is also something that will pull you back time and time again. It is so relaxed. The tables are lit by candlelight at night as well, which sets a romantic setting. It is also a great place to go for a group of you, although it is a problem not being able to book for over 6 people. But a group of 12 of us went one Saturday afternoon and had no problem getting a table. This has everything a pub needs - relaxing, great atmosphere, gorgeous food and drink. You couldn't ask for more!

Tuesday night was very quiet- just our table of 4 and one other couple, which made for a subdued atmosphere. Nevertheless the setting is classy with interesting art on the walls. Very attentive service and all those little touches you expect from a wannabe Michelin starred restaurant- the pre-starter and pre-dessert were delicious. And of course they help with the value for money rating but there's no getting away from the fact that this is an expensive restaurant and after 3 courses plus the little extras I didn't actually leave feeling full. The food was excellent- well prepared and perfectly cooked and served and the waiter was knowledgeable and more than happy to provide extra info to help the decision making. None of us were vegetarian- fortunately as there was only one choice of starter and main course available. Not a place to go if you just fancy a night off cooking, but to celebrate a special event it could definitely make an occasion more memorable. I'll certainly be trying it on a weekend to see if there's more of a buzz (a very refined buzz obviously)!

I chose to visit this restaurant on Saturday at lunch time It is the only Indian I know of open at this time. I ate a selection of poppadoms and delicious unusual pickles followed by an equally good dosa then the set lunch - a small portion of chicken, fish and vegetable curries with lentils and spinach, rice and bread. The food was excellent. It was fresh and flavoursome. This restaurant is far removed the standard curry house and is well worth a visit. I will return.

Went after recommendation on a thursday night, had to wait for a table due to popularity , lived upto all expectations, very classy , service outstanding, food superb , cost about £30 per head, such a good choice you have to go back, could not fault anything,

Grew up with Keiths it hasn't changed its character,still safe. Lamb Chops are to die for! It makes my mouth water just thinking about them! The Sunday Roast is defo the best hangover cure!

Great! I'd definitely go again. I recommend the chicken fajitas! Delicious!!!!!

Fatty Arbuckle? had good and quick service the food is lovely and the staff are very helpful and kind.

They have a buy one get one free on a monday,and the portions do NOT decrease like in most pubs. The food is good prices are fair and the ambience is a nice friendly welcoming pub. Its worth a trip i go at least once a week now after stumbling on it by accident.

This is the best place to eat in waterloo. Its got a great atmosphere the food id very good and the service is excellent. I try to eat here when i can and always would recommend it whole heartedly.

My daughter travelled from Manchester & fancied an Indian meal. She is a regular in Rusholme on the "Curry Mile" but she stated that the food at The Magic Spices was far better than that she had experienced there. Well done, as she will visit each time she is in the area and would recommend it to anyone.

This restaurant is on two floors. We were there on a Monday Evening, the place was very busy. Starters range from £4.50 for the soup to £8.95 for the "coquilles St. Jacques." The crab salad at £5.95 was very nice. Main courses start at £9.95 for fritter of asparagus to £15.95 for the Filet De boeuf, grilled fillet steak casserole of ox tongue & shallots. The breast of duck creamed potatoes, with a "Gastrique of blueberries at £13.95 was great also the porcini dusted rack of lamb at £12.95 was like wise. There is a Table D Hote menu served Sun/Fri 5.30/1030pm Sat. 5pm to 6.45pm for £12.95 per person. A Good selection of wine house at £10.odd a bottle was very drinkable. For beer drinkers "Leffe" Brune or blonde in bottles Stella. All in all a very nice establishment. Service very good.