We came from Oslo to Liverpool and we had an amazing time in the monro. The food and service was excellent!! Highly recommended. We can't wait to be back again. thanks again.
The Monro – Liverpool City Centre
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We came from Oslo to Liverpool and we had an amazing time in the monro. The food and service was excellent!! Highly recommended. We can't wait to be back again. thanks again.
The Monro – Liverpool City CentreWe went to this restaurant as it was recommended by a work colleague who is originally from India. The food was fantastic and you can get a good house wine at £9.00 per bottle. We are going back to this restaurant as the food was excellent and service friendly.
Maharaja South Indian Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreDelicious Southern Indian food, quite different to the usual curries and much less oily, quite a bit drier with lots of coconut based dishes. Different menu to the typical UK curry house - but good meat and veggie options. Quietly friendly staff. Good city centre alternative to the Master Chef
Maharaja South Indian Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreThe Tai Pan is an excellent restaurant, it caters for small or large parties and the staff are great if you have kids. We now eat there whenever we want Chinese food as it cannot be beaten. Would definitely recommend to others.
Tai Pan Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreProbably the best all round curry experience in Liverpool. Why?: The friendliest staff The most unpretentious atmosphere and environment. Brilliant curry - sag paneer, chicken tika Jalfezie and Korahi are top notch Consistently excellent (something that trips many of the other curry houses up) Relaxed diverse clientele and family friendly approach. i.e. not full of just bevied up lads in shirts Really cheap Even cheaper because of it has a bring your own ale policy When I visit I feel like I'm returning home. Vimto lollypops at the end of every meal The name - The Master Chef.
Master Chef Tandoori Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreThis is one for special occasions, really amazing interior. Food on the expensive side, though a member of our party said that the fish and chips were "the best he'd ever had" not bad going from a man who lives in a seaside town!
Malmaison Brasserie – Liverpool City CentreAll I can say is YUM YUM YUM.
Delifonseca – Liverpool City CentreCan say it all in one word Brilliant ... but being a woman I'll add some more words too! The atmosphere here was so relaxing that I managed to forget all the stress of my life as I enjoyed a wonderful VEGAN meal .... (I had despaired of ever finding a satisfactory restaurant for these). Laid back for even the oldest hippie. Loved it. Joy
The Egg Vegetarian Restaurant and Cafe – Liverpool City CentreThis place is pure class. Love going in after a hard nights work to have a laugh and eat some quality food. Thanks Bash, see you in Il Forno sometime
Master Chef Tandoori Restaurant – Liverpool City CentreAt last an indian restaurant worth a mention. From start to finish, Mayur is excellent. The decor/ambience, the service, and the quality of food were exceptional. The range of dishes is very extensive and I would definitely recommend the set menu. If you want a fantastic meal in beautiful surroundings, then Mayur is for you.
Mayur – Liverpool City CentreWe visited Piccolino's as a treat at the end of a lovely weekend spent in Liverpool, and were really pleased we had. The food was beautiful - I had a pasta dish that was cooked to perfection. Despite the restaurant being really busy the entire time we were in there, the atmosphere was excellent and the tables were large enough to cope with the masses of plates and glasses we ended up with! The service was great too. I would definitely recommend Piccolino's to anyone looking for quality food in a great setting.
Piccolino – Liverpool City CentreThe best Indian cuisine I have ever encountered and I would recommend it to anyone. The service, atmosphere and surroundings didn't disappoint either.
Mayur – Liverpool City CentreTook time out from the mathew street festival to eat some proper food - great choice of restaurant! Although obviously busy on a bank holiday Monday the service was both efficient and polite. The olives in dressing and focaccia for starters were freshly prepared and extremely tasty. The pizzas - Margarita and Quattro Staggioni - were crisp and authentic with just the right amount of topping - almost the best since Naples! To finish, espressos and grappa. Total bill including a half litre of house red was £31. Will return soon.
Casa Italia – Liverpool City CentreWe had a wonderful time at Mayur and the food was exceptional and made the night. We had the buffet menu and were therefore able to try a number of different dishes including some that I wouldn’t ordinarily have chosen. I heartily recommend the Aloo Tikki and the Chicken Tikka was to die for! The restaurant itself is very classy with tasteful décor and the staff were very efficient and friendly. I’ll definitely be eating here again - in fact I’ve already booked my next visit.
Mayur – Liverpool City CentreA fabulous little restaurant in the best part of Liverpool. the food is always superb and the atmosphere makes you feel like a special guest at someone's house. We love it!
Puschka – Liverpool City CentreBeen twice now - both times excellent food and service. Cannot fault this place. Always lots of people but you never have to wait long for your food/drinks. Even inbetween lots of big tables our table for two felt quiet! Always made to feel important no matter how much you spend etc.
Piccolino – Liverpool City CentreHi only wrote good for the service is becuse not many of the staff speak very good English.
Chung Ku – Liverpool City CentreWe went to the Mayur last week not really knowing what to expect. But having just watched Anjum Anand "Indian Cooking Made Easy" advocating the use of high quality ingredients and spices this is what this restaurant is all about - quality. The food is delicious, surroundings plush and innovative. The service was a little over zealous but better that than lack of service. This is usually outside of my price range for a mid-week eatery but fantastic for a special treat. Give it a try - this is REAL Indian food.
Mayur – Liverpool City Centre2 courses plus a piece of home-made dessert, £12.50. Available until 6.30pm Wednesday and Thursday and until 5.30pm Fridays (excludes Bank Holidays).