Reviews in Manchester City Centre

The Al-Faisal is more of a cafe than a restaurant, open all day and shuts in the evening. The food is out of this world, I would recommend 2 kebabs for starters, Lamb tikka with a curry sauce & garlic nan. If you make it on a Thursday, try the lamb chop curry !! Awesome, Awesome, Awesome !!

I have been to the Grinch several times and the food is always excellent. Their duck salad is to die for and their pizzas are among the best in Manchester. The service is pretty slow and a little unreliable which is a shame, but overall I highly recommend this restaurant.

We had a fantastic 2 course meal for £14.95, served to us as we lay on a bed. Great atmosphere and the girlfriend loved it!

Excellent traditional bustling Victorian pub in the city centre. Seemed popular with all types of clientele when we visited - business people, tradesmen, Christmas shoppers etc. Interesting menu with some pub favourites combined with some more adventurous dishes - something for everyone. Excellent standard of cuisine. Good choice of wines. Will definitely revisit.

I went with a group of friends at the weekend and had a great time and meal. The service was outstanding as the waiter organised, selected and delivered all our food which was delicious. I'd heard lots about the Yang Sing and I wasn't disapointed.

The food was very good and the restaurant really has a reputation amongst the chinese. Food is cooked quick and is very delicious.

Went for a work leaving do and enjoyed it so much took my mother, husband and daughter for my birthday the following week. All thoroughly enjoyed it.

Had a great meal.Top quality italian cuisine.Only just found it,but we will be back.There is also a very good "early bird"menu.

Excellent atmosphere and great food. Go for the platters - variety and large enough for any appetite. Second restaurant opening in Hale soon. Great! Just round the corner from me. See you there!

Food is excellent, service is promt, even when busy. The fixed luchtime menus are excellent value as are dishes off the general menu. Salt and pepper squid with sweet and sour sauce was delicious. Have been several times and will go back again.

Afer diving in off the street, from a cold and rainy night in Manchester we wondered what to expect. Well it was not at its busiest but the staff made us feel at ease right away. The food? No other option for us but the seafood banquet - Sharks fin & crab soup, salt n pepper squid, steamed scallops n the shell and a huge baked lobster (just for starters!) were all beautiful. Four main courses completed the set including king prawn and mange tout and steamed lemon sole, the sole was extremely delicate. Steaming hot sake finished it all off nicely - oh and the beautifully chilled fresh fruit platter. £80 all in for two of us, including the cigarettes they popped out to buy for us. Very nice, we'll definately be back.

Just Brilliant - No more words

We visited Dimitris during the Commonwealth Games and throughly enjoyed our meal. Considering the restaurant was packed out at peak time we still recieved excellent service! We ordered a mixture of tapas dishes and also had desserts and coffee and felt that it was very reasonably priced. We have recommended the establishment to many people and always heard good reviews following their visits.

Friendly service without the snotty attitude of many of a Canal Street bar. Worth the trek up the street, or a quick one to set you on the way down from the station.

Discreete service, food very tasty. Full of diners who were obviously regulars. No wonder it is hard to get a table on a saturday night. Very good value for money. tastes that linger without being overpowering

A lovely rustic spanish atmosphere.Great service & good food.Refreshing to hear spanish spoken whilst tucking into paella in Manchester.

Being a sunny day, I fancied lunch al fresco. Dukes sprang to mind. They serve pate and cheese with a big wedge of bread. It filled the spot and it's a nice spot to get filled!

If you're going for an average chinese then don't bother with Yang Sing because it can offer the regular chinese food but it will be only average and pricey too. If you want Dim Sum, then I can recommend Yang Sing although the Dim Sum menu isn't as varied as you'll find in London, it's certainly different and reasonably priced. You'll find me there for Dim Sum, but for everything it's just too pricey for what you get.