Reviews in Liverpool and Merseyside

I had never even heard of this place before last week and now i must have told 50 people about the wonderful food in there. Not only was the food well presented, but the produce i believe is sourced locally and the Chef seems to have a really good eye for quality. Perfect for people who really appreciate good food. I will certainly be back there this month.

Been there 4 times now for lunch and dinner and had excellent food each time. Business lunch is good value.

Took my family to Surfers last sunday afternoon lunch, we were all warmly welcomed to the Restaurant by Jane the owner and promptly given a large comfortable booth for us to all sit in, menu's quickly followed by an offer of drinks while we perused the menu. The menu was substantial exciting and very competitively priced,then the addition of the new exciting " Hot Rock "concept, last time i experienced this was in the states, a hot seasoned slab of black rock which i could timely cook my steak on accompanied by a side order of Chunky Chips and crisp salad, truly brilliant. fantastic idea Jane thank god something new and exciting has arrived at the table. will be back real soon armed with more family and friends, anyone reading this, this is the place to be for a great meal with top service.

we went on a table for my mums 68th birthday, last Saturday, it was great. amazing the way that they managed to serve all 22 of us at the same time! we usually go to the restaurant opposite but after this experience ill never go back there, nicolas was a million times better. the manager was only young but he was extremely good, we were well looked after and he even gave my mum a free bottle of bubbly, and the whole restaurant sang happy birthday to her.had a great night. would recommend nicolas to anyone!

One to avoid if you are veggie. Had lunch there early April. Really unimpressed. Nothing veggie on the main menu. The waitress asked the kitchen - she said it's what they usually do so don't think we just went on the wrong day - and we were told we could have a large portion of the starter salad which she described as being roast veg - turned out to be a bed of leaves, 4 very small sauted carrots and a chopped up beetroot - that's no exaggeration. Really poor and we were charged £8 for it.

One to avoid if you are veggie. Had lunch there early April. Really unimpressed. Nothing veggie on the main menu. The waitress asked the kitchen - she said it's what they usually do so don't think we just went on the wrong day - and we were told we could have a large portion of the starter salad which she described as being roast veg - turned out to be a bed of leaves, 4 very small sauted carrots and a chopped up beetroot - that's no exaggeration. Really poor and we were charged £8 for it.

We went to Maharaja on a Saturday evening having booked a table for 8.45pm. On arrival the restaurant was very full and we were asked to take a seat on the comfy sofas. 20 minutes later we were seated at the table an it then took a further 10 minutes to get our drinks order. We chose and ordered food quickly with 4 out of 5 of us having the banquet at £22.50 per head. The starters arrived about 10 minutes later and everyone enjoyed them thoroughly. It then took a further 45 minutes for main courses to arrive by which time it was 10.30pm and we were at the point of wanting to leave. The food itself was lovely and to a small extent made up for the poor service. The nail in the coffin was that they only served 2 portions of rice for 4 people (who love rice) and it took a further 10 minutes for more to arrive during which time the rest of the food was getting cold. Having finished the main courses eventually, we paid the bill and left without the desserts that were included with the banquet. At this point, the waiter realised we were unhappy and did try to rectify the situation by offering us free drinks but to be honest it was too little to late. In conclusion, delicious food but terribly slow service and poor value for money on the banquet (in comparison to the a la carte menu) which unfortunately ruined the evening! We can only conclude that Gordon Ramsey got a better standard of service than this!!

Going to fly in the face of the other reviews here and say I didn't think it was such a wonderful dining experience. Started with our arrival when we went from not having a table at all and having to wait half an hour (we had booked), to having two. Food was generally a bit underwhelming. Quinoa was far too salty - noticed other people didn't eat theirs either. Egg custard was very heavy - too heavy. Coffee didn't turn up. Bill was ages coming and then wrong - table next to us had a bill problem as well. Noticed no one said 'bye' or got our coats as we left but the tip we left was very quickly picked up. Other aspects of the meal and service were really good but we're still left a bit disappointed because I really wanted to like it.

Since the refurbishment the service in the restaurant has declined rapidly. On a recent visit, my partner and I were made to wait over two hours for our main course to be served as our order had been lost, I spoke to the manager about this matter and was told that it was my fault as I was in a mood!

we visited the manor last night for the first time after hearing many good things about the place. the staff were very pleasant and welcoming, the ambience was excellent with the music coming from the baby grand piano playing in the background. the food was absolutely fantastic, i opted for the scallops for starters and the lamb shank for the main, both dishes were faultless. my girlfriend opted for the asparagus which was a delight. i have to admit that the price was extremely reasonable at 17.95 for two courses and we will definitely be going back very soon.

Wow! Food amazing, service amazing, views amazing! What more can I say! And lunch at £17.00 for three courses it won't break the bank!

Wow! Food amazing, service amazing, views amazing! What more can I say! And lunch at £17.00 for three courses it won't break the bank!

I took my daughter for our evening meal there whilst on holiday in April 2008. This place is absolutely outstanding in every respect; cannot be faulted. The place oozes quality. Food was delicious and very reasonably priced. Service first class. Staff very pleasant and smartly turned out. Everything (including toilets) spotless. Lovely atmosphere. Very highly recommended; a must to visit.

I love Malmaison chain, the decor, the opulence the feeling of all embracing intimacy- so i was looking forward to eating in the Brasserie in the new Liverpool Malamison. I was sadly, slightly disappointed. Booking was fine and was accommodated for 7.45pm. We had a drink in the bar first, who passed the bill on to the restaurant so we could carry our drinks through to the brasserie. Seating was a little low at the table, but comfortable. My dining partner was seated in a corner next to a brick wall which left her a little limited for people watching! Starters were very nice, risotto and crispy duck pancakes. Mains of steak frites and swordfish were chosen. I had the swordfish with Mediterranean veg- the fish was over cooked slightly and the veg- sparse at best. I was told the steak was fine. Dessert was apple,pear and bramble crumble which was delicious. Choice from the menu would cover most tastes but was a little unadventurous, perhaps a bit more variety would be better. Service initially was good but as the brasserie got busier, tailed off a little, waiting 30 mins after being given dessert menu to receiving dessert was frustrating. The bill was wrong when it eventually arrived, overcharged by £35, and included a discretionary 10% service charge. After the bill was corrected we were further delayed in attempting to pay for it. These last few point although not major did add a rather bitter note to what had been a perfectly pleasant dining experience. Surroundings 7/10 Menu choice 6/10 Food 6.5/10 Service 5/10 Price 5/10 I'd go again, but would advise an earlier dining time when the staff may be able to cope with the number of people in the place.

I have dined there before with workmates and often we get the excellent salt and pepper squid but this evening I went to Jumbo City with some friends from out of the City. We decided to order the 'set menu A' for four. The staff were friendly and there was no problem changing the soup from the advertised Won Ton to chicken and sweetcorn. The soup was served piping hot and was very tasty. Next came the spring rolls and ribs which were absolutely delicious. We had quite a wait until the main courses were served as the restaurant was quite busy but it was worth the wait. The egg fried rice was served and no fewer than five dishes brought out for us to share all of which were cooked to perfection. At £52 for four (£13 a head) the meal could not really be classed as expensive My only complaint, if it could be called a complaint, was that there was so much food myself and my guests could not eat it all and even this was not a problem as the staff were happy to 'box up'what could not be consumed so we could take it home. In my opinion Jumbo City is the top chinese restaurant in Liverpool and well worth a visit. After this visit my guests were of the same opinion.

savina duke street liverpool. the decor is simple and exceptionally clean, the food is absolutely fantastic, the staff are very attentive, and the atmosphere is wonderful, we would recommend this restaurant to anyone from anywhere visiting the Liverpool area, everything about this place especially the food, really is exceptional, thank you Savina, for a really lovely night. jackie and gary.

Wow!!! What an amazing view and fantastic service and food. The setting is brilliant and I would definitely go back again.

Wow!!! What an amazing view and fantastic service and food. The setting is brilliant and I would definitely go back again.