Lovely decor, pleasant albeit occasionally distracted staff but fundamentally the food here just…read moreisn't that great. I went for the very basic choice of a lasagna and it just wasn't good. I would hesitate to come back again.

Great quality food and always friendly service. We prefer during the week dinner as it can get very…read morebusy on weekend.

I have really enjoyed it here tonight! Having tried a small tapas bar around the corner which was…read morepacked we found this place. I was dubious at first because it wasn't very busy for a Friday night and the waiters were a bit wooden. Oh and they didn't take card... Looking at the Nepalese and Indian menu though it certainly had a lot of non cliche choices.. I settled for a cheese panner and a Nepalese fish curry for a main. I honestly can't remember the last time I had such a lovely flavoursome curry...it was just beautifully spiced and the fish was nice and soft. A fish dish will cost you £13 unless you order a lobster balti which was about £20 which is not bad for lobster I guess... But despite the not so slick waiters it was a lovely relaxed atmosphere where people casually chatted without the feeling of being rushed. I loved the carvings on the wall..and the cushy layout... I just wish these guys were closer to me as I'd order takeaway from them quite often...which I guess overtime I would turn into a stuffed Naan so I guess it's a good thing... But yes try here to get a non average white man curry

[+] - Family-owned and run restaurant in heart of downtown…read more - owners are very nice, welcoming, and helpful with your questions with Nepalese/Nepali (Himalayan) cuisine. - Good selection of Indian and Nepali food. - Try Chewala/Woh appetizer - very authentic, chatamari is decent as well. - Good Indian food. [-] - Lamb momo in hot sauce (although delicious) is not a typical Nepali dish. Keep selling it as soupy momo, but please at regular chicken or pork momo.

Food was outstanding. Mixed grill, #42 and chicken tikka vindaloo awesome. Pashari Naan was…read moreexcellent. Highly recommend.

I would call this Indian restaurant a more fusion of Indochina 80/20…read more The testes and style of presentation is fantastic. Start with stiff gin and tonic and do the Samoa as an appetizer. Order another gin and tonic. Feeling good now. Order the Madras curry dish with rice pilaf. God home stuffed.

Very cute place, and the food was also good…read more We stopped in and most places already stopped serving breakfast, but Unico has an all day brunch they serve. We we able to get the lounge breakfast, which was a lot of food. We also tried the sweet potato waffles, and got the bacon and syrup...very good. There were a lot of people, and also a group of ladies knitting. Good atmosphere.

Nice selection of drinks and food was good. They do some decent theme nights as well.read more

Excellent food, very tasty ,authentic Thai food. Price is…read morevery reasonable and portions just right . Place is nicely decorated and clean. Can thoroughly recommend

I called at Miller and Carter to celebrate my birthday, after a bad experience with their…read moreManchester - King Street location, I decided to finally give them another chance due to an improved menu and the fact the Wilmslow location has always looked stunning in a grand old building with car park facilities, opposite the train station (Only 20-25 minutes into Manchester city centre!) The staff were fantastic and always seemed happy to help, my group did get there a little early and they didn't mind sitting them down with drinks even an hour before I arrived and the table was booked for, obviously, they wouldn't be able to do this during peak/busy times but it was nice they offered this. I did mention it was my birthday on the reservation, they didn't seem to acknowledge that but it is easy to miss these things in the notes, and the staff did seem friendly so it likely was the case of forgetting rather than being malicious and not caring. The restaurant had a relaxed, chilled and comfortable vibe, I loved sitting next to the radiator which was perfect on a cold winter's evening. My only criticism of the ambience was it was really dark, to the point where I had to lower my phone's screen brightness significantly as it was straining my eyes. There was a lack of vegetarian options, so one of my guests who isn't a meat-lover had to settle for fish and chips for her main but she did enjoy it. On the other hand, the gluten-free menu had many choices, in terms of different steak, meat and fish dishes. For my starter, I went for the scallops, I didn't enjoy the potatoes with this dish as they seemed to have something in them which meant they weren't as smooth as I would have liked my mashed potatoes, the scallops I didn't enjoy but I won't mark them down on that as this was the first time I ever tried scallops, and it'd be unfair otherwise. I ordered a Long Island Ice Tea to drink, I love how unlike other places (some of them even charge double the price), it tasted so good, and it looked good,t this is down to using household names and good brands in the ice tea, including Kettel One Vodka, Bacardi Rum and Pepsi Max, considering this was £6.75 I was especially pleased, considering a week earlier I had paid double the price for an awful, bitter drink which was also supposed to be a Long Island Ice Tea, so they did a good job here. I went for the chicken dish as my main course and I really enjoyed it, the chicken was cooked and seasoned perfectly, and I loved the dauphinoise potatoes, they were cooked perfectly again and this is such a simple dish but it seems to get right, I've had many issues where they were bland, greasy and inedible, sometimes even with hard potatoes from other restaurants or as a part of a ready meal, and that wasn't the case here. I would have liked more of them, as good as the chicken was I found there was too much chicken compared to the other parts of the menu. The gravy/dipping pot was nice, but it was rich so again I wouldn't want too much of it. The food is a little high-end, but it was worth it to celebrate a special occasion, this isn't a typical restaurant to come to regularly though, but still with good quality food it is nice to come to, especially as the loyalty scheme makes it more affordable, just for downloading the app I was given a free glass of fizz (Normally £4.40) on my first visit. It is also a shame that the chips/fries are fried in the same oil as gluten-containing items (some Miller and Carter locations have separate friers), it's so frustrating, as good as the dauphinoise potatoes are, I wouldn't really want them with a steak, it's a shame they haven't invested in a separate frier yet and I strongly hope they consider it in the future, due to the price of the steaks I really would expect to have chips with it really. 4* - I had a good dining experience, this is one of my favourite places to eat in Wilmslow, after having multiple bad dining experiences on my past visits to the Cheshire East town, it was refreshing to finally have an experience of good food on a trip to Wilmslow and I will look forward to returning, it restored my faith in Miller and Carter.

The Miller and Carter is a steak restaurant - if you're a veggie this restaurant is not for you!!…read more I've been working up near Alderley so Wilmslow is nice and close to stay and eat out, so a friend suggested the Miller for dinner. We started off with scallops - beautifully cooked - with classic cauliflower purée and crispy pancetta and calamari - average. Then we accepted the inevitable and ordered steak, with a bottle of Malbec Rob got the steak with ribs - meat overload! And I just got a ribeye. The waiter was a little pushy on getting me to order medium. I usually eat steak medium rare - but he persuaded me that medium would be better. Not the best idea - I should have stuck to my guns - it was medium to well and a bit dry - at least a medium rare steak has a bit of juice!! Rob also found his rare steak was a tad over cooked - definitely not blue like he asked. For a steak restaurant this isn't good! The other thing was that the steak was overwhelmed with the extra 'stuff' it came with. You got to order a sauce separately - but they came with herb butter anyway. There were fries, onion loaf (? Like a slice of onion ring pie - good but bizarre!), watercress, tomato and a iceberg wedge with a different sauce. Basically a tonne of crap to detract from the actual steak!! This must be how they communicate value for money? Anyway we were pretty stuffed but managed to try some chocolate ganache and the chocolate pot mini dessert that comes with a hot drink. Despite my steak comments it was a pretty good meal - worth a try!

In addition to being one of the few places open at 8:30 AM for early breakfast, they are a very…read moreaccomplished French patisserie featuring a wide variety of extremely tasty standard breads, embellished treats, pastries, croissants, muffins, and tarts. There's a full Service, espresso, tea, and cocoa menu. They have created innovative creations such as their version of French pizza.(really tasty)! This is a wonderful light meal crispiest that also happens to be a full service bakery, nestled in the middle of warm and welcoming Wilmslow.

I must have walked past Petit Delice a thousand times and although I've always liked the look of…read morethe place it's only recently I've ever been in and since then I think I've been 3 times! As soon as you walk in you almost feel like you're in one of those little cafes in Paris. It's not posh or anything just refreshingly lovely. The staff are super nice and the foods just to die for, they have proper croques! And the pain au raisins...well lets just say I have yet to leave the place without one! A definite little bit of France.

I don't normally bother reviewing chains because they're all the same but this Botanist stood out…read morefor 1) Charming service 2) Excellent live piano player 3) Nice seating in a conservatory-like space at the rear (where there were also a couple of hilarious novice teenage dates going on) 4) Delicious main of gnocchi with roast butternut squash, Tenderstem broccoli, candied walnuts, garlic chips, rocket and walnut pesto - tasty and unusual combo of textures and flavours

Our group ventured in for predinner drinks. While most selected local beers, a few of us enjoyed…read morecocktails. To start, I have to say I was impressed with the cocktail list. Not only did it have a lot of variety, but it also seemed to mix in local, seasonal fruits into the drinks. I selected the Melon & Basil Smash. It was fresh, but not very strong. In fact, I noticed very little alcohol being added. Also, it had a lot of ice. Still, a great tasting drink. I liked the atmosphere - the whole look and feel of the place. The service was prompt and prices were good. Next trip to Alderley will include a visit!

Although Sarafina doesn't have the greatest curb side appeal of all the restaurants in Wilmslow it…read morecould probably have some of the best Italian food and most definitely best service. They even offer a take-away service, which includes everything on their restaurant menu at a cut price! And believe me when you've been working late and are starving hungry a sarafina pizza is soooo much nicer than the usual take away pizza places. The prices can't be grumbled at either, ok so it's not cheap but this is Wilmslow none of the restaurants are.

Very authentic Italian food. All their breads and dough's are made on site every morning…read more A wonderful, family friendly atmosphere. There's a reason this place is always full!

It's a Slug and Lettuce basically, but it is really nice. I have been a few times, but I think…read moreperhaps the nicest was on a lazy Sunday afternoon; we just crashed on one of the sofa's and chilled out. The foods always good and not too pricy. It is what it is and it does it well.

I often go for drinks with my work here, the staff are nice the drinks are a little overpriced but…read moreit's a fun night.