Reviews in Liverpool and Merseyside

14th July - Bastille Day and the place was buzzing, had the Bastille day Menu which included a glass of Kir, the price with wine , water, 3 courses and coffee ..£58 for 2 people , fabulous value but more importantly much better food and service than I have had in many restaurants in France. Highly recommended ....need to book!!!

I have visited this restaurant on a few occasions and always had a fantastic meal. We called in again recently and were very disappointed the menu had changed from 'fine dining' to more of a snack type menu "to cater for the student population". I had had a burger previously so I thought I'd stick with what I knew but how disappointing! they seem to be using cheaper ingredients. Unfortunately I will not be going to this restaurant again.

Excellent....everything about it...food, service, views, ambience, value etc. Probably the best restaurant in Liverpool.

Excellent....everything about it...food, service, views, ambience, value etc. Probably the best restaurant in Liverpool.

what a little gem. we found it my mistake and we had a great time during our visit to Liverpool. the food was gorgeous, and the service very friendly. we'll be back when we 'll visit Liverpool again <3

Recently called Fat Momma's and asked if they could provide the catering for my dad's funeral. They opened up early and we had a very enjoyable experience, we even stayed towards evening and had dinner. I would recommend Fat Momma's for this kind of service - thanks for making it memorable

we have eaten at the Chez moi many times and have yet to experience a bad meal,highly recommended,the staff are very pleasant and helpful,Les/Lesley Bodrum/Gumbet

Had a recent meal with a group of friends. First rate cooking, appalling service. Had excellent experiences here in the past so surprised when we couldn't get any drinks served to us in the seating area near the bar. Even more surprised when we had to remind the staff that we had been waiting over half an hour past our booked time in a half empty restaurant to get seated. Great food but just couldn't get the waitresses' attention for more wine. Staff seemed to be more interested in putting out breakfast servings at end of meal that serving us coffee. First restaurant in years where we didn't leave a tip. If they can get the service sorted out then would continue to highly recommend.

Just visited the Gulshan for my partners birthday as a special treat and have to say that after expecting something fantastic I found it decidedly average and did not enjoy the experience at all. We travelled quite a long way and to say we were very disappointed is an understatement. We eat out very regularly at Indian restaurants and will not be visiting this one again. Pricey as well.

Very confusing mid-week offers , some on a-la-carte , others on table d'hote , some before 7pm , some on new menu only , some on July only , another one with a 10% discount on 3rd course. Then we're told by the owner that we can mix & match the menus , then were told by the waitresses that we cannot . How can we get 10% on one menu , if we mix them. Also, £17.50 for mixed grill , which took 3 lines of narrative to be described on the menu , but when it appeared looked like something from a childs menu , with hardly a pick on the chop and one mouthful at most on the other meat.Very disappointing. Response from owner when contacted was" I can't do anything now" . Julian I think you could if you wanted to. I wasn't fooled by all this fine dining nonsense and the owner coming round the tables. Also, owner seemed to begrudge us an extra round of bread , implying we were taking liberties. Isn't he taking liberties giving misleading flowery descriptions on his menus and then serving up pitiful portions. To answer his question , yes , my 13 year old nephew was also disappointed with his mixed grill, telling me there wasn't enough to eat. We have to try and fill up on bread. One word - Rip-off.

Food was lovely, but had really bad reaction to a Prawn Korma, not allergic to prawns as i eat them on a regular basis, so no idea what caused it.

hi everyone , if you are thinking of going to this non authentic indian cusine please please please think again. our meal was well over priced and well over cooked, i asked for a chicken madras which they don't make! along with all famous other indian currys . the manager recommended a curry and stated very clear it was similar to madras . i trusted his judgement and was more than disappointed , as it was basically a korma (coconut milk based) with some chilli added, this is a huge difference as a madras is tomatoe based . to my horror i hate korma or anything to do with coconut . the saga loo is awful they over do it with too much spinage you cant even taste the potato and add cheese to it. my partner ordered the crispy lamb which was no better than our local Chinese take away accept it cost 14.50 our rice could have feed 4 people and they let us order two. our starters and main meal cost 91.53 . we did not eat hardly anything , and when asked why we didnt eat it i explained to the manager i dont like coconut this is why i asked for a madras he said sorry and still give us the 91.53 bill. to be honest i dont care about the money we have wasted , im more upset with the management and non authentic indian food. i absolutely love indian food more than i like shoes or handbags and was really looking forward to dining there regular as we live close by . also there website is currently not working properly so can not see the whole menu , ( you would think a restaurant with this price tag would have this sorted) definitely don't take your children (or child) like we did. i feel this should be clearly stated on the menu or website as they do not cater for children at all . the manger recommended fish fingers which cost 7.50 , these were fish with a curry paste deep fried in breadcrumbs. also the garlic naan is not fresh garlic and is too over powering . i dont feel they can justify the money they charge be prepared for a weird non indian chinese experience .

We visit Edwards regularly on friday nights out. Shirley immediately makes you feel at home here and if she can make her staff as enthusiastic as she is,she will be onto a surefire winner. The chilli beef in a birds nest and the hot and sour soup are fantastic ,and if you get there before 7.20 the value for money banquets for 10.50 are fantastic. We love the place. Ray,Alan and Brian

If you want to waste your money on a Liverpool posh night out then crack on, if not just get on a train to London for proper meal and night out. In general I was not very impressed at all. Food was poor, staff were down right rude. More club/pub than somewhere for a meal. Also beware the thuggy doormen.

The place out side and seating area was lovely then once i was seated and asked for my order i could see through to the cooking area it was filthy dirty the food was horrible and the price for two was a hundred and twenty pound we both could not even place the food in our mouths it is a wonder health an safety have not closed it.

closed for the summer, after another year of consistently good value food, September can't come quick enough. Well done to all the staff for a very good job.

This is a real hidden gem in Southport, being just down one of the sidestreets off Lord Street. The food is very high quality for the price and the service is very friendly. There is quite a range to choose from too, including roast dinners seven days a week. The gravy on the braised steak alone is worth the visit. It has a very relaxed atmosphere and the kids (and you) will love the sweet trolley.

My favourite curry house in Southport and I've tried them all. Service is very polite and friendly. I dine there and get takeaway often, and the food is just lovely. In some Indian restaurants they use pretty much the same sauce for everything, but this is the real deal! I'd highly recommend it to anyone.