Reviews in Manchester City Centre

Croma has been a firm favourite for myself and friends, however the unchanged (long term) has become very boring. Perhaps its time for a change?

what a lovely restaurant if I could eat here every meal I would

I absolutely loved this place. it is one of the best restaurants in town. The food can be quite pricey but what you get is superb. There is plenty to choose from.

The new (Italian) kid in town, and very good food too. Amused by the sign in the window before they opened, stating that they were going to be a "proper Italian restaurant". This attitude seems to have carried over to the staff at service as well, slightly arrogant, but in an amusing rather than offensive way! The food is authentic, very good Tuna Carpaccio to start and a three pasta / sauce dish for two as main. Wine list rapidly escalates in price, can get the same bottles (like cannanou) five or six pounds cheaper elsewhere in town, house red not too bad. Very busy all the time, check it out, but book for the weekends.

What can I say? Superb value for money set menus, polite, prompt service and fresh food cooked right in front of your eyes. Great Bulgogi and delicious Kimchi served with a bewildering array of side dishes. The numerous Korean and Japanese cliental will vouch for its authenticity

Not a huge amount of choice for starters, also found starters very pricey. Menu a little confusing so we opted for the set meal. However when the food come it was absolutely delicious and the service was attentive but not over bearing like most Chinese. Very enjoyable meal. Very nice restaurant.

The best tapas bar in Manchester, great atmosphere and excellent value for money!

The staff seemed to forget that we were there and couldn't raise a smile. Starter was great, main course was bernie inn.

This can soon become one of your favourite. City Centre Chinese Restaurants, the food is great, the staff can? do enough for you, very attentive - and the price is amazing. Worth going to for lunch.

This is the city centre venture by the eponymous Wing, whose Cheadle Hulme restaurant has been a well kept secret for South Manchester residents for a number of years. He has continued the excellent, and out of the ordinary, range of dishes previously offered and transposed them into a luxurious City centre setting. The outcome is sheer joy! Another huge bonus is that Wings is open from 12 noon to 12 midnight, so searching for pre- or post - theatre eating is a thing of the past. Just try it - you will not be disappointed.

Great place for steaks although on my visit the lamb ordered by my friend was cooked outside and not inside our starter of pumpkin soup was lovely although we found the wine menu expensive. It? a great place for a visit with Argentinean themes and saddle bar stools also t?s good to be able to see food being cooked which adds to the ambience of the place all in all not bad

Visited here with my husband and 2 children 18/9/04. It was very busy but all the staff were very polite and nothing was too much bother. They made a fuss over my children who were in their element. Can't wait to return.

Go on a Friday night if you like cool jazz. The atmosphere is terrific.

My favourite city centre Italian for some time. Traditional decor and atmosphere, intimate (though make sure you ask for a table downstairs, not upstairs which is rather barren), and superb food. The steak in particular is HIGHLY recommended. The service has been getting worse with each visit recently though. Forgot my starter and wine and very slow with each course. I will still be back for the steak though!

What a fab restaurant. I'm lucky enough to visit about once a month and am never disappointed. A truly Italian feel with superb food, wine and impeccable friendly service. Great for the family, a group of friends yet intimate enough for a romantic dinner. Can't recommend it highly enough, Try it and trust me you'll love it!!

Nice food, friendly staff, busy, good atmosphere.

This weekend I visited this magnificent restaurant for the fifth time. If going for the first time, I recommend the Armenian Banquet, culminating in sumptuous sticky Armenian delight with pistachios. However - this is a meal for the formidable, and be sure to embark upon it with an eager appetite as you may be surprised as you finish off the first platter of superb mezze - baba ganoush, Armenian sausage, full bi-hummus, freshly made lavash bread to name but a few of the titillating savoury delights you might have on your plate - an equally huge selection of mouthwateringly grilled kebabs is placed before you, with the most perfectly cooked rice, dusted with the sweetness of cinnamon, served with a rich tomato sauce marvellously cut through with coriander seed. It is rapturous eating! They make an Armenian goulash with lamb on the bone, served with couscous, which melts beautifully in the mouth and is somehow sweet and deeply savoury at the time. I love the way this restaurant isn't trying to keep up with the trendy establishments that come and go so quickly, it just is itself, and does that so very well. Another couple of atmosphere plus-points: look left when headed to the toilets and you'll get to peek in the kitchen, and see piles of freshly made lavash bread and the wonders of an Armenian kitchen at work. Plus the music on Saturday night was delightful - I didn't want to leave!

As I grew up in North America I went in expecting the same old mediocre attempt at "American" cuisine but I can honestly say this tasted absolutely delicious! Bit pricey for a burger (9 quid) but you get what you pay for I suppose. Would definitely go back