Reviews in Manchester

Just wanted to give a reply to Tim in my defence - The comments on the menu aren't meant to be smug, just quite humorous and an indication of the fact that unlike large chains we are able to inject our own real thoughts and comments into our menu (appealing to many, but not all I agree). Coincidence that you should think the place is like someone's home as when we finished building the place most of our furniture and pictures from home went into the restaurant as our bank pulled out on us at the last minute. Feeling homely was accidental, but has worked for the last 14 years. Finally show me somewhere that's serving their own beasts, butchered by them, with the knowledge of all the food on the plate and we'll not promote the issue so much!

Been here a few times the service is fairly attentive, and friendly. There are special touches like frozen glasses for the beer! The food is fresh and tasty, and I believe if you go early on they still do their earlybird deals.

My first experience of Mexican cuisine. I really enjoyed the food. The dishes were simple yet very satisfying and the price was very reasonable.

This is my third visit to Nutters and yet again the food and service was excellent. The hardest thing to do is decide what to choose from the fabulous menu. If i was to offer some criticism it would be that there was no liquid sauce in the centre of my dessert which has happened before. I must say though that when we mentioned this we were given them free, First Class

Absolutely fabulous.

Really good service, food and venue. Thankfully non smoking now.

I visited Gaucho on Thurs 15th Feb with my boyfriend. We had heard that the food was great but the service wasn?. We were pleasantly surprised by both, the food was absolutely out of this world, the steak just melts in your mouth! The service was great too.. very attentive without being too 'in your face'. I loved this place and will be returning very soon!!! Would definitely recommend for a special occasion!

This is the best Indian restaurant on the Curry Mile. The food is top-quality, the service is responsive and respectful, and the atmosphere is buzzing on the weekends.

Went for lunch on Saturday with my mum and daughter (4). Set price lunch £6.95 for 1 course £9.95 for 2 courses was excellent value. Menu included salads, pizza, pasta and risotto. Shared Chili Sirloin Pizza smoked haddock risotto with my mum. Both were delicious but in particular the risotto which was topped off with a beautifully poached egg. The little madam had the kids meal which was great pizza and proper ice cream. Will be back to try the a la carte in the evening.

i loved this place but the atmosphere has changed since azad the manager left since his departure the restaurant has released a new menu which is pricey and the food is satisfactory. need to do more to get back the standard maintained by the previous manager. I still will be loyal to my favourite haunt. good luck to the new manager & staff.

Having eaten here I feel my search for the best Indian restaurant in Manchester is over, I have simply stopped looking. Fantastic food, excellent service, superb staff and very well priced, an absolute pleasure to visit and the staff make you feel as if it is their pleasure to serve you.

In spite of the recommendations on Sugarvine we happened upon this restaurant by a bit of good fortune. I seem to remember reading something about the unusual menu and was intrigued. We have been coming to Red Chilli for several years now and have never been disappointed. The food is great, the service is spot on and the whole atmosphere is fantastic. I would recommend this place to anyone that enjoys spicy Chinese food. My advice is to be imaginative. The seabass dishes or the claypots are a good place to start. By the way, Red Chilli in Leeds can't hold a candle to this place. The food is fine but the atmosphere is far too stuffy.

the sunday lunch for3 courses at 14-95 must be the best value in manchester the food is of the highest quality

THE BEST ONION BHAJIS GOING WORTH A TRIP JUST FOR THEM. THE BEST

Dinning out in Manchester just got Much Much better. Entertainment...Excellent service .. Exceptional food . A MUST TRY FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT. Marchello .Manchester

We eat here approx once a fortnight as it's conveniently on our doorstep, and we are never disappointed. The menu is really amazing, especially considering the Three Arrows just looks like a local pub from the outside. The award winning food is even more amazing... our favourites include the steaks (huge steaks cooked to perfection) a recent 'special' of lamb, corned beef hash (better than you'd ever imagine!) Garlic bread (with a twist) bangers and mash, brilliant Sunday dinners and puddings to die for... I? not a fan of seafood, but I? often amazed by the mussel bar and lobsters being brought to tables around me! The prices are very reasonable also... considering its normal to pay those kind of prices in other establishments, only to be served bland frozen food... there's not a frozen meal in sight at the Three Arrows!

What an absolute delight. Valentine's night and nothing was too much trouble for the staff. The food and service is excellent. We ordered nachos to share and there was enough for 4 never mind the two of us. I over indulged on a 16 oz Rump Steak which as far as rump goes it was the best I have ever had 'and trust me I like my steak', it was cooked to absolute perfection. My wife had fajitas and just couldn't finish them. The portions are of a grande style. The wine was delightful - a torres rose for only £15 - and then there was Kwak - 8% Belgium beer served in unique kwak glass. For the sheer dining pleasure, the outstanding service and a menu we intend to sample further, I can safely say that Panama Hatty's is a place we will definitely dine at again. This knocks the socks off any high street eatery 'latin american or other', and is a strong contender in my book to tantalize the tastebuds of any distinguished food critic. What more can I say.

I have been eating here for a very long time and, whenever I have visitors - from overseas or within the UK - I always take them along. Without exception they have always been impressed, and more than one friend has commented on the "homey" ambience. Unlike "Tim", I find it very interesting to see what they do for charity - as a donator to the Kilimanjaro walk it's very gratifying to see people in action, giving up their time, for someone less fortunate. There are lots of good restaurants around with great menus. It's very refreshing to see one that lays it on the line about the quality of food being served, with a touch of humour thrown in for good measure! Keep up the good work, and see you on Sunday.