This is by far one of the greatest if not the best Indians in Manchester. The service was fantastic, the food was spot on and the atmosphere was great.
Akbars – Manchester City Centre
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This is by far one of the greatest if not the best Indians in Manchester. The service was fantastic, the food was spot on and the atmosphere was great.
Akbars – Manchester City CentreVisited recently on a Sunday evening, first visit and wont be the last. Food was superb, hot and plentiful. Staff were actually Turkish which was nice.
Topkapi Palace – Manchester City CentreThis was my first visit and i went along with my wife and 12yr old son. We ordered numerous Tapas and when they arrived we were not disappointed. We were all stuffed by the end of our meal. La Tasca eat you heart out.
El Rincon de Rafa – Manchester City CentreLiving away from your home country is difficult. But I can certainly say that Dimitris is a very authentic Greek restaurants. I have visited all Greek restaurants in Manchester and Dimitris has come to be my favourite one. I always come back for more. The food is excellent and the atmosphere too. Highly recommended!
Dimitri’s Tapas Bar Taverna – Manchester City CentreDon't usually frequent buffet restaurants but has to be said they offer the best chicken wings in the world, much better than KFC. An ice cream bar and toffee apples for dessert, amazing selection and yummy desserts.
Peking Court, The – Manchester City CentreVisited 02.09.06 and was not disappointed. The steaks were outstanding and the recommended wine was delicious. The only criticism was that we were told it was now no-smoking but when the couple at the next table asked if they could smoke, they were permitted, so we were choking on cigar smoke throughout the meal!!
Gaucho – Manchester City CentreMy girlfriend and I have recently tried both the Thai and Chinese restaurants at pacific, and we can't wait to go back! The food is outstanding in both, with a great range of food to suit all palate's, (try the salt and pepper ribs in the Chinese!) Although a little more expensive than the nearby rivals in Chinatown, you wont feel cheated out of your money and is definitely worth a visit, if only for a special occasion.
Pacific – Manchester City CentreExtremely good food, the duck just melted in the mouth. Well worth the visit and the money. If you enjoy good food do not miss visiting - you will be delighted.
Panama Hattys – Manchester City CentreWell, after trying to find this place for nearly a year, we actually achieved it last night - and it was well worth the wait! Don? be mislead by the address - from Deansgate, go onto St Johns Street then onto the first side street and at the moment is recognisable by the scaffolding!! Food definitely comparable to Spain, typically Spanish in everything it sells and the staff make it even more so! Was like being back in a Tapas bar in Barcelona last year! Spent £33 on 7 dishes and 2 drinks which think is well worth it. Enjoy!
El Rincon de Rafa – Manchester City CentreAn extremely pleasant evening with an exceptional menu and service. The menu included some exquisite dishes and the open plan kitchen added a nice touch to the restaurant design. Would definately recommend it.
Fahrenheit Bar & Grill – Manchester City CentreAs a first timer to Manchester was overwhelmed by the lovely surroundings in this restaurant. the staff were friendly and efficient and extremely knowledgeable about the "menu with a twist"! having dined out a couple of times during my stay I thought the food was of a very high standard and good value here and will definitely be recommending Room to friends and colleagues when in the area
Grand Pacific restaurant and bar – Manchester City CentreMy sister and i treated ourselves to a couple of delicious (and incredibly large) cocktails. She went for the strawberry daiquiri and i opted for the coconut cabana, complete with a slice of fresh pineapple. delicious! we had the huge sizzling chicken fajita's with a side of guacamole and desserts of a baileys 'torte' (which in my opinion was quite definitely more of a mousse) and a good old hot chocolate fudgecake. The cake was piped to the post by wetherspoons (where do they make those? heaven?) but pretty darn hot, chocolately and fudgey all the same. oh, and the waiter's are almost as hot as the sizzling platters.
Panama Hattys – Manchester City CentreWhat a fab place to go for a quick business lunch or a special treat. The staff were excellent and the place was clean, contemporary and the food was fresh, hot and filling. Also great for kids, with high chairs, free t-shirts and colouring mats and crayons, what more could you ask for when you have trudged round the shops all morning. The site is probably the coolest in Manchester. TOP!!
Wagamama – SpinningfieldsBest curry I have had and I am pretty hard to please! Service was also great - they even turned up the lights so that I could read the menu as they could see me struggling. Although I am not vegetarian there were a lot of options on the menu and the paneer kebab was beautiful. I will definitely go back in the near future.
East z East – Manchester City CentreAt last a first class seafood restaurant in Leeds! The food was excellent, you could tell it was really fresh. The location in City Square couldn't be better - dead central opposite The Queens hotel. The staff are all really friendly and efficient, nothing is too mush hassle for them. Highly recommend... Went with 10 friends to celebrate my 30th. They had no problem accommodating us at relatively short notice. Fantastic ambience, Menu choice was extensive and the food was superb. Service was a little slow, but it didn? seem to matter as we were all having such a good time anyway! Definitely going to be back for more
Panama Hattys – Manchester City CentreA few of us went to Try Thai after work one evening and we had a fantastic night! The food was beautiful, the staff are excellent, but don? hover around you whilst eating; just the right balance, and the ambience of the place was absolutely lovely! An all round excellent place to eat, whether in a group, or just for two. I will definitely be recommending this place to friends and family!
Try Thai – Manchester City CentreThe restaurant is hip and stylish and the food is to die for. This definitely beats anywhere in Rusholme and is in a great central location. Service is ace and servers are really friendly. The naans are HUGE too. Big thumbs up from me!
Akbars – Manchester City CentreSince moving to Manchester has become my favourite place to eat. Wonderful food. Would especially recommend the lamb rump with pesto- best served rare and great with their exceptional Borolo. 2 can have a 3 course meal from £20 per head (upwards!!). Only criticism is that as no background music is played - large office parties can make conversation impossible during the after work rush period.
Piccolino- Caffe Grande – Manchester City CentreClassic Tiffin lunch special - starter, two curries, samosa, chutneys, basmati rice and freshly based naan bread, £12.95.
Tandoori Chicken Tiffin - half a grilled chicken, spiced potatoes, sautéed veggies, basmati rice, curry sauce and salad, £12.95.
2 Courses, £20; 3 courses, £25. A choice of accompaniment is includes with each main course. Available 4pm-7pm daily.
Pre Concert/Theatre Menu: 2 courses for £22.50 (Available till 6.45pm).
Set Menu: 3 course meal, £35.95 (Served all day).
Pre Theatre Menu: 2 courses for £22.50 (Available till 6.45pm).
Set Menu: 3 courses, £35.95 (available all day, every day)