Reviews in Manchester

A gem in the heart of Gatley! Great place for coffee and a quick sandwich during the day, also an impressive range of breads which they make on the premises, coupled with a good deli counter and a really fabtastic selection of wines which are a cut above the usual off-licence/supermarket fare. All this with Eduardo's great service and friendly smile.

Recommended by a colleague, we have been here twice within 6 weeks and is one of our most favourite places to eat in Manchester. The menu is excellent and caters for all tastes; I especially liked the steamed mussels in a bag whilst my wife loved the cod with chunky chips - not forgetting the home made custard tart which was amazing! Fresh food, brilliant friendly service, relaxed atmosphere - we hope it doesn? get too big for its own good!

Having read favourable reviews on this site we decided to give it a go and were not disappointed. The outside has changed from many web pictures and looks more inviting now, the inside was very busy with happy diners. We sat upstairs and found the waiters extremely efficient and friendly, the food arrived quickly and was gorgeous. A korma for our 12 year old who is not very adventurous and a samber which tasted gorgeous, along with a mirhani. The peshwari naan was the best I'd tasted. Watch out for the sizzlers, how the waiters keep their eyebrows is a miracle! Will definitely go again and would strongly recommend. Fantastic value for money. Enjoy!!!!

Most certainly one of the best steaks I have had in a long time - extremely fresh and cooked exactly to my liking. The wine list is comprehensive but slightly expensive but as it was a special night we decided to push the boat out and go for a good quality red which was fantastic. It? a little bit too dark in the restaurant which is a shame and when we went the heating was broken so a little chilly. A good recommendation for all those who like quality wine and superb steaks but be prepared to pay for it.

good buy one get one free restaurant

As an aficionado of their establishment in Bollington I'd been meaning to try Stock for some time. I'm glad to say it didn't disappoint. The starter had an intense flavour & the main course of venison & mash was delicious. The wine was extensive and the Sardinian Red was excellent. As with Bollington there's a vast choice of grappa. How about one with truffles in though?!

Ashfield house restaurant well worth a visit an elegant English country house which stands in its own landscaped grounds. As a wedding venue it caters for 120 to 200 guests, The restaurant has a very good reputation for fine food and wine. The 15 en-suite bedroom hotel also benefits from breath taking views of the Douglas valley.

Me and my friend go regularly and we always have a nice time and food is excellent.

It was quite awkward getting to the food and I felt quite rushed (bill was given before it was requested), but this is understandable for a Saturday evening really. The food was nice, a good selection with some interesting extras such as the cone shaped bundle of sushi wrapped in seaweed. Most impressive were the cocktails at a bargain £2.50! I had the 'wonderful island,' which I can't find a recipe for but it was absolutely delicious!

I can thoroughly recommend a visit to this hidden gem of a restaurant! An extremely welcoming venue, run by the friendliest people you could hope for. We had the Meze Greek Banquet and it was very, very special and worth every penny. Particularly enjoyed the Imam Bayildi with Baby Aubergines - the icing on the cake! Oh, and if you're the sort of person that worries about opting for the house wine (like me), there's no need to here.

We ate at No 4 Dine & Wine a few weeks ago, had a great meal with great service, nice quiet location, good for drinks before or after in Didsbury. Over time I hope they ditch the floor tiles and kitchen tables but to be honest we went for the food not the decor, looking forward to going back.

People who read guide books and want a Chinese in Manchester go to the Yang Sing, where they are treated like cattle, squashed into a tiny space, get average food, dreadful service and eye-watering prices. People who live in Manchester and want a really special Chinese meal go to the Pacific, which is Manchester's finest, bar none. The food is superb and a million miles away form the identikit Chinatown menu. The staff are polite, helpful and attentive. The room is stylish and welcoming. And the prices, while higher than you would pay in one of the many alternatives nearby, are not at all unreasonable given the quality of the offering. I simply cannot recommend this restaurant highly enough.

We are from Birmingham but on a recent weekend stay in Manchester my boyfriend and I visited this restaurant on a Saturday night. We had not booked a table but were seated straight away and felt that the food was delicious and the service great. All the tables had candles which we felt was a nice touch. We will definitely visit again if we are in Manchester. Lovely food, cosy romantic atmosphere and very friendly and attentive staff. I would definitely recommend to others.

Friendly staff & atmos, decent enough food w' some new ideas reasonably priced = pleasant Tex-Mex/Mexican. future plans sound good, especially breakfast; deserves to prosper. ate a few different times, always something else, never been really disappointed. is it only whole beans in the burrito? that's what i had with my veggie one and didn't note refried option, might be me (regular size not very generous but go large option pricey). salsa verde needs work, but the pico de gallo & guacamole both OK. chicken quesadilla alright, chips quite salty. easy to read menu, attractive sounding red meat dishes. (vegetarian & salad-lovin') American companion not overly struck but appreciates the context. are soft tacos in the pipeline? would calling the tortilla chips and salsa what they are be OK, rather than nachos and salsa? we're not that thick surely! still, a labour of love, bravo.

Fantastic restaurant. Only our 2nd visit, but will go back many times again in the future. Great food, and attention to detail is stunning. serving staff are very good, and nothing is too much trouble. Well worth a visit.

Well it has taken this long to leave a comment but our wedding meal on 9th September 2003 was fantastic well worth it we just ran out of time for the meal before hurrying to the reception. Thank you once again

Easily our favourite haunt and one we have been visiting for over 15 years. The food doesn't excite really but offers comfort. It is authentic without any pretension. Don't expect plush decor, just enjoy the genuine hospitality and the corny old jokes of the waiters. Don't expect plush decor, just enjoy the genuine hospitality and the corny old jokes of the waiters.

You walk into this Indian and it is so different to most Indian restaurants. It is a bit more like a "pub restaurant" but I loved it! You get really big portions and the food is lovely, my only fault would be the service which wasn't that fast, (but the waiting time between courses was probably about right).The bill was a brill price too,£28 roughly for 2of us including drinks and we had the "thali" like set meal which consisted of about 3 generous courses, Nan bread etc. (plus my boyfriend ordered and extra Nan bread!)