Reviews in Manchester

absolutely amazing, period! will definitely be returning on every birthday/occasion!

Discovered this place totally by accident. A bit trepid initially on seeing that we were the only ones that early Friday night. However, the food was absolutely outstanding and the service impeccable...the chef even came out to see if we were enjoying our food. It got busier later, which would have been nice atmosphere. Planning on visiting again this week.

Probably the best Indian restaurant I have ever eaten at. Great staff, . Great atmosphere and the "anniversary" events are not to be missed.

Very good service and food perfect for night out and birthdays!!! The staff make it a enjoyable place

This is probably the best restaurant I've been too. The front of house staff were so friendly and not at all fake. The food was amazing and the setting along with a live jazz band was top notch. I couldn't recommend it more!

Fuzion is a real gem. I've had so many great nights out there, me and my friends just cant stop going back. Its so cheap and the food is excellent

The freshest sushimi ever, traditional but comfortable, seated at shared tables with napkins placed around your neck by the traditionally dressed waitress, samurai type chef, must have been lucky that night, fresh food cooked in front of you an a flat griddle, excellent, would go every week if could afford.

Decor little gloomy, food very authentic, beef buglee is a must, well worth the visit, make sure you eat the lettuce and meat the correct way-in little wraps, don? try to eat it like a kebab, I foolishly made this mistake.

This is the second time I have dined at this restaurant and it was as excellent an experience as the first time. By far the best Indian food I have ever tried and that includes the best that the 'curry mile' has to offer. The size of the dishes were perfectly proportioned. The selection of wines on offer is just the right level and very reasonably priced. The service was great even to the extent that the chef brought out the sizzling mixed starter. Highly recommended and I will be returning regularly.

What a pleasure to have a decent ''modern British'' place around the corner so to speak. The Northern Quarter is one of those little Metroland gems off the main shopping area and close to the Tram Network. The English Lounge has been refurbished inside with lovely decor as instructed by the staff, fresh flowers and a log fire. The owner oversees the unhurried service and kitchens. The waiters are young but not the usual gormless spotty oiks you often encounter. They offer all sorts of a la carte, bistro, lunch, dinner and prix fixe menus. We went for a Sunday lunch and it was welcoming, with a pleasant family atmosphere. Nice bread selections and for starters we both opted for the Roast Parsnip Soup. Mains for both of us were traditional Roast Beef Sirloin cooked pinkish but nice and crusty outside, proper crunchy roast spuds and a nice selection of al dente veg. We had a nice lightest red wine (can't remember which) espressos and petit fours. Treat yourself to a Sunday in the English Lounge, A further advantage was that we walked home, and collapsed for the rest of the day. Approved fully.

top food and some fit staff lol

Hip Hip Horrai - a authentic Mexican Restaurant at last in the area. My husband and I enjoyed our dinner so much that I had to write a recommendation. Go no further than here for a truly scrummy meal with fresh ingredients and a refreshingly modest price.

We have visited cafe jem & I a few times over the past years and always come away wow?d by the spectacular food and speed/friendliness of the service. Having read fantastic reviews headlined a jem of a place and hearing of the recent refurbishment we decided to pay another visit. On arrival we were awe struck by the transformation the design and decor hopefully now complimenting the food itself, we were not disappointed. They have managed to keep all the standards of the original, steak to die for and menus and specials leaving you spoilt for choice not only on food but wine as well. A pat on the back for jem and all involved.1st class

I must say that this restaurant is a little jem hidden away. We could not find it at first but it was worth the walk. We had an amazing time at the food and wine event to celebrate Chinese New Year. The quality of the food was exquisite - the best Chinese we have had in a long time. I thought the wines were well matched to the food and would definitely be returning to dine again. Thanks girls. Nick

A nice cosy and intimate atmosphere with good staff. Excellent selection of wine as expected from a Wine Importer. I would suggest that this is not really a Tapas bar as the ambiance just isn? right, what is on the menu is effectively a range of starters at a reasonable price - and very nice they are too, having had the Garlic Prawns with Chilli and the Chorizo in red wine. Next came the main courses with the fresh Tuna in wine sauce which was cooked just perfectly but I think I was unfortunate to have a slightly dry Sea food Paella. Overall: Nice ambiance; the food is well presented and cooked to a high standard; the range and taste of the wines are excellent; friendly and helpful staff; Worth a visit.

Excellent, don't need to say anymore

The food was ok but it was a bit cheesy. There was a flood in the ladies toilets and could cause someone to slip. Service was very good and the food was very tasty. Its an excellent place for children and they love the ice cram factory!

latest visit to Francs was a on Satuday night but we have been many times. The standard of food served is very high, the menu is fresh and varied. I am surprised to see the comments about service as it has always been right for us - Informal, fast, and efficient. The french onion soup is fantastic. We have often recommended francs to friends and everyone we send loves it.