Reviews in Lancaster

Soupanova is a great place, would never have imagined myself eating at a soup shop so much. The food is wonderful, not just soups, but salads, tortilla slices, fresh baked bread, homemade cakes, everything from meat to vegan and amazing smoothies. Really good atmosphere too and a book sharing point as well. Never been to anywhere quite like it.

This is a really true authentic Italian restaurant with actual Italians working in it. The food was delicious and the standard of service was second to none. We will definitely be visiting again soon.

Excellent ! Lovely and very nice ! Great food choice, helpful and friendly staff, great setting and surroundings. Well worth a visit.

Very nice bar for a lunch or evening meal. Menu selection very stylish. Even better value if you have a privilege card, 2-4-1 on mail meals. Cards are available for £3 making it worth while even if you don? go regularly. Waitress service by very friendly and helpful staff.

I love Marco?. Best Italian in Lancaster, made to feel really welcome and the food is simply amazing. 10/10

I don? think I could add anything useful to the excellence and culinary joy that this restaurant gives. Thank you for a wonderful eating experience

Good food, relaxed environment and reasonably priced, especially the set dinners. Great for parties or a night out, not so suitable for a night of romance.

WoW what can I say but very very good food and genuine polite service. The restaurant area is quite large with seating for groups too, food presentation is very well thought out too, it makes me feel a bit peckish every time I think of this restaurant, price is good less than £10 per head for main course.

This is going to go in the top 5 of places to eat out, the service deserves tipping (as I did) and the food was absolutely out of this world, there is lots of seating and the atmosphere is not ruined by smokers. Try it out you will not be disappointed!

Great restaurant! I love to go there.

Good little restaurant. The service is very good and the staff are very accommodating (especially when I made a group booking). The price is good - value for money. A weakness of their food is that the spiciness is inconsistent. Sometimes it's quite bland, but sometimes it's too hot! A weakness of the ambience is that while you're having your meal, there is a constant movement of people getting takeaways directly past your table.

Great food. Great service. I hope I go there again soon.

How on earth do you comment on culinary perfection. This restaurant has it all. Friendliness, warmth of atmosphere, wonderful service and food fit to grace anyone? platter. Thank you to The Sultan What else can one say?

The atmosphere here is lovely but I find the food a little average. Why do they not have some more modern options on the menu as well as traditional vegetarian favourites? The food is vegetarian yes but the inspiration behind it is circa 1960. A particular low point being the cardboard style flan pastry. The interior is disastrous, more nursery than cafe but you can't knock the people and service. Or the cakes and the whale tail salad. Not bad overall, but let's just hope it doesn't get any competition.

Yum, yum, yum! This place is fantastic but unfortunately a little difficult to get to sans car which is a shame because the wine list is excellent. The only other negative comment is that the food may be too heavy for some, my advice would be to pack the indigestion tabs and chow down because it really does taste as good as everyone says it does. The interior and atmosphere is also special in a comfortable sort of a way, especially cosy on a winter's eve.

I found this wonderful establishment some years ago and don? (to my shame) visit it very often. However, this does maintain the element of complete enjoyment on each and every visit and it is a bi- annual confirmation of just how good this restaurant is. Can the good get better? In this case I? have to say yes as The Sultan once again shines through as the sparkling example of culinary excellence that others may follow, but not surpass.

We?e visited this culinary heaven on three occasions during our winters "Curry Tour" and although it is a 90-mile round trip from base, my goodness it? well worth it. We will eat our way through the menu...eventually! Wonderful is an inadequate accolade.

Etna deserves a review - it is a popular and regular visit for those who appreciate a relaxed, homely and traditional italian restaurant. At prices that don't hurt too much, there are a good range of pastas and mains and some good wines at sensible prices. You can pop in here for a quick bite or make an evening of it. My favourite old standard in Lancaster