Reviews in Manchester City Centre

This place is Very expensive but maybe its worth the spend every now & then they do nice but simple food here, nothing new nothing amazing but the decor is amazing worth a visit for that alone a nice place to say you have tried! Friendly staff & very relaxed feel. I have rated all the restaurants in Manchester gay village today because I have tried them all this is a place I will return to just not in a rush to get their

a nice place to grab a bite to eat slow service but a nice selection of food! one of the better in the village I would say!

This is the best pub in Manchester, by far! The building is beautiful and seeped in fascinating history, which you can learn about from framed photos and articles around the place. There is a good mix of clientele, from young students to office workers and oldies. It is non-smoking, which is a pleasant change; the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. I have always found the staff to be friendly, helpful and very knowledgeable of the pub's drinks selection! Which is good btw if you are a beer drinker. It is s Samuel Smith's pub and sells their full range; the prices of pints are very cheap, but definitely not nasty. I can strongly recommend the stout. They have the usual spirits but they are not much to speak of and are averagely priced but the draught and bottled beer more than makes up for it. I have tried several items from the menu and found them all to be excellent, the only problem with Sinclair's is it' size, it is often jam-packed with barely room to move, let alone find a table..

A real treat and a hidden treat, Superb food, the meatballs are to die for and the atmosphere fantastic. Highly recommended if you are looking for that Spanish flavour!

The whole experience of eating at Wings is pleasurable. Mr. Wing is a gentleman and along with his staff knows how to look after his customers. Well worth a visit.

I have been too many restaurants in my time, and hadn? found an outstanding one till I went to Croma, best food ever; it? the highlight of a trip to Manchester!!

What a lovely place - excellent Meze - better than the Real Greek (supposedly the best Greek Restaurant in London!). Particularly enjoyed the Kotopolo and Halloumi. Staff are friendly and prices reasonable. Also liked the bar where you can have a relaxed drink before or after your meal.

Overall very impressed with the Happy Seasons, it's easy to dine like a King and not break the bank here. Wine list is mainly New World with a couple of French notes; we had an Aussie Chardonnay, which was excellent and priced at a measly £11! We've done a few restaurants round China town - I wouldn't say the Happy Seasons is the place to go for that romantic meal but after saying that some of the best food we've tasted yet - well done! :)

First off - lets start with location - its poor - entrance is within a carpark, plastic flowers surround the dining area, interior is bright with strange lighting - but somehow it works - its brilliantly funny - the food is SENSATIONAL - staff are great and packed - and rightly so - i'll be going back!

One of the best

I went there with a group of people and it was simply fantastic. We were 8 and the staff couldn't have been more patient and nice. Food was simply to die for. Seafood soup (with prawns and mussels) was simply spectacular. The prawn crackers that floated through our tables all along were served with a dip that was surprisingly addictive (we kept asking the waiter for more!). Veggies with rice noodles took a bit longer to arrive but were worth the wait. Fish was very aromatic but a bit overpriced. In general a wonderful dining experience. One thing could be improved: the selection of wines.

Terrific restaurant in the heart of china town - great service and even better food - not your traditional Chinese restaurant eaten both Chinese and Thai and head there every time I? in need of a Asian food fix

terrific spot to go for a pizza - absolutely the best pizza in town - try the tuna pizza (with no cheese) for you health freaks its gorgeous!!

Great atmosphere and surroundings. Ideal as a stop off late afternoon or as a place to dine in the evening. Food was very good. Only criticism was the ' Italian ' bread with the antipasto.Seemed more like a couple of slices from a sliced loaf. Otherwise , a great visit.

A good venue for a varied group of people, as they serve everything from burgers to squid! The specials always seem to be very "special". My only gripe is the lack of decent non smoking area.

After having a bad experience with another Italian restaurant in the city centre, we were very impressed by Bella Italia, with an excellent menu, lovely food and very good service. We will definitely be visiting again!

I didn't realise that the Living Room had a restaurant upstairs, well it has and it's very nice!

The restaurant is of a modern design, staff very polite. The menu was varied and the food very good. I was impressed with the quality and presentation of the food. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this restaurant to anyone.