If you have not been here yet you're missing a treat. The menu is not the usual fayre. Really good…read moremeat fish and veg options and a manager and staff that can vary the menu options to your personal tastes. There's all the usual pizza, burger and curry options but they are all with a unique twist and the pricing is really competitive. There's also a desert menu and healthy options . The meat is halal and you can order via just eat and their is delivery too subject to a minimum order of £10. Name another local take away that serves calamari, sea bass and sticky date pudding!

Not you typical take away, and that's what is so good about it. Everything is fresh and made from…read morescratch. I go there alot with it just being on the end of my road. They don'tdo horrible greasy kebabs., you can have home made cake and ice cream instead, oh and the Chilli Prawns are to die for, just go there yeah!!!

If you're looking for an independent and quirky bar in didsbury that serves a huge range of ales,…read morecocktails and a good selection of food and that always has a friendly atmosphere then look no further. The tables and chairs in M&A are a mismatch of odds and bods but this combined with the weird and wonderful wall art and trendy bar give the place so much character. After a few cheeky drinks down Burton Road my friend and I decided that our bellies needed food so we jumped in here in hope of finding a table. We were luckily enough (especially considering it was a Friday night) to find a table in the small back room. Until this night I'd only ever popped in here for drinks so I was happy to see a varied menu. I think they were possibly a little under staffed as getting served at the bar took an age but I can't deny that the food and drink were both perfect. I opted for a mushroom and pesto stone baked pizza, which had a crisp base and a perfectly crunchy crust. The sauce was very flavoursome and the toppings plentiful. I enjoyed every mouthful. To drink I had not one, but two Mai Thai cocktails (afterall it was Friday), which were both mixed to perfection, with a handful of ice, the sweetness of pineapple juice and the warmth of plenty of rum. I would recommend this little bar to anyone and everyone who is visiting the area.

Ever since Emily B and Rich C filled my activity feed with mouth watering pictures and glowing…read morereviews of this place it's been on my hit list - lucky for me then that it's pretty much next door to Reserve Wines and we had an event there - result. I initially popped in in search of coffee and wifi to finish off some last bits and bobs for the day before heading over for the #worldofwine event but looking at the menu and being here on a Monday I decided I could make room for an early dinner! On Mondays they do burger and a beer for £10 - that's gets you your choice of burger, fries, slaw and a choice of beer from the Camden Brewery selection. I had the chicken and bacon burger with a pale ale, both lovely! The coffee I had before my food was average but then again they aren't claiming to be the next Starbucks. The chap working at the time I was in was extremely helpful and friendly as well! Most likely will be back on my next didders trip!

We came in because we needed some food for our toddler son. The restaurant was empty and there was…read moreonly one employee, who took our order, cooked it and served it. The restaurant was super clean and the employee was friendly, and patient with our toddler who was running around everywhere. We ordered a couple of burgers and some mozzarella sticks. The food was good, the burger was good, wasn't amazing but it wasn't bad either and the food was fresh, so that was good. It's not a bad place when looking for a quick bite and want to avoid busy restaurants in the area.

Stopped off with the family to sample family friendly restaurant. Great time had by all. Three…read moredifferent burgers ordered without chips. Good job as the burgers were larger than average. Other order was for wings and sweet potatoes fries. Great service and friendly staff, with clean immaculate premises. Well worth the visit.

Great American food. Just not great service the employees act like your bothering them and one lady…read morespecific with red hair and a nose ring is rude as hell.

Great American food. I'm from America and the chicken sandwich and the wings were superb. Drinks…read morewere great but prefer the regular fries over the animal fries

My friend used to live in Fallowfield and being a typical single male student, ate at takeaways…read morepretty often. Just as me and my other Whitworth-Park dwelling friends would stop off at Adbuls or Gemini after a night out, he would never fail to stop at Saajan. Fast-forward 5 years. Single male student is still a student, but now, like many mature students has emigrated south to Didsbury. He still has a penchant for fast food, but not many residents of Didsbury share his fondness, therefore he was most upset when he found out that there are no late night kebab houses in Didsbury. So the resolution to this problem is that after a night out in town, he simply gets off the bus in Fallowfield, purchases his Saajan kebab and gets back onto the bus to Didsbury feeling content. It's very rare for such an establishment to survive for so long without even the slightest hint of a rumour about cockroaches, rats or gross staff (a la Abduls and Gemini) to tarnish its reputation, so Saajan must be good. My friend is also generally very lazy, meaning that Saajan must be damn good.

Sajaan is a bit of an institution for me. It's the first Indian/Pakistani kebab I ever had in the…read moreUK when I moved to Manchester over 6 years ago now and I always loved it. The fact you could stuff yourself with deliciously saucy and spicy meat and salad on a bit flat bread for £3 was just brilliant. And I genuinely always liked the taste of all three meats: chicken, lamb and shish. I managed to have a perfectly time opportunity and excuse to go last week after probably about 4 years. I went for lamb. Problem is, and I knew this before, a kebab doesn't travel too well. Before I was only living 5 minutes away but now it had to cope with a 20 mins drive so the bread was saggy and the meat a bit cold. Nothing to do with the Sajaan guys however. My main criticism would be about the quality of the meat. I think it went downhill as my lamb was chewy and full of nerves. I still like the flavours but despite the fact the price has gone up (£3.80 now which is not that exorbitant for a full meal) the meat is not as good as it used to be. Would happily go back for the chicken or shish, hopefully in the near future though.

They had a 50%off food offer in January, and I have passed by so many times and always was curious…read moreso couldn't resist. We ordered food at the bar, for some reason we couldn't offer jenga chips with steak - I'm really not sure why, the bartender kept saying something that it only goes with fish and chips, despite the menu saying otherwise. Oh well, ordered French fries instead. The food was nice, albeit our steak was cold, which probably means they didn't bring it straight away.

Great brunch on a Sunday morning with good, friendly, happy staff. Good vegetarian options as well.read more

During an overnight stay for a work meeting the next morning, I accidentally on purpose booked a…read morehotel at Manchester Airport for what I though would be easy access into Central Manchester, where I hadn't been for 15 years. After hoping to relive nostalgia on what must have been the quietest night on Canal Street, I cast a gaze once more to the brightly coloured Archie's on the way back to Piccadilly Station and thought it too late for a fattening late night meal. I ultimately gave in and what a treat that was. I absolutely could not resist the Butterscotch Shake, which turned out to be amazing, to a point where I was sucking in the straw to get everything out of the cup and was equally delighted with the Good Burger, which I inhaled on the return train journey back to the hotel. This was definitely worth the stop.

The milkshake was delicious, but the service was not great…read more I had the Holly Oaks milkshake, which was a perfect combination of peanut butter and oreos. Make sure to bring a friend; it's very sweet! Although the line was not very long, the staff was very abrupt. After receiving my milkshake, I found a problem in it, and when I went to tell the staff they accused me of lying. After showing them the problem they apologized, but that was very rude; you don't upfront call customers liars. Like the shake, but probably won't visit again after that defaming encounter.

This is a fantastic restaurant that serves amazing butter chicken, chaat, cheese naan and other…read moresimilar dishes, and also has an amazing date shake mixed with banana flavors. Excellent chai tea as well. Service was also exceptional with the servers checking in periodically and also taking away used dishes. Ambiance inside is also very spacious with plenty of tables to sit at. Most highly recommended!

Located in the Curry Mile - MyLahore is brilliant. The food is authentic and delicious, the menu…read morefool of options for anyone and the ambiance fun, family-friendly and fitting for any occasion. The customer service is five star. The servers will guide you through the menu. Muhammad hosted our table and made our night...and possibly our trip to Manchester. Don't miss MyLahore if you're in the area.

I love the £1 mini chicken sandwich! its fast…read moreits satisfying its cheap what more do you want on the go?

Another halal chicken fried place. Have good offers, hardly busy whenever i've been. Make burgers,…read morechips and usual to go with chicken stuff. PArking available infront of shop too.

If you happen to live on the Oxford Road side of Victoria Park, or are just stumbling out of A&E at…read moreManchester Royal Infirmary, then Florida Fried Chicken is in all likelihood your nearest fast food emporium. Luckily though, as takeaways go, it is a pretty good one. The selection on offer here is, as you might imagine, largely chicken-centric (although there are veggie and beefburgers available.) Wings, pieces, nuggets, fillet burgers are all on the menu, 'carefully prepared to an authentic recipe from Florida USA.' The recipe, which seems to involve flouring and deep frying, doesn't seem to have much of Floridian twist - there's no hint of key lime pie flavour. Still this is real chicken, not cardboardy reconstituted innards. It's red hot, tears apart nicely and is salty and greasy just like you don't want to admit you like it. If you like your chicken with a kick ask for your chicken burger spicy - they dip it in their own 'chicken sauce' which is a lot more delicious than it sounds. Florida is a little pricier than some of the chicken shops on the nearby curry mile (with Kansas Fried Chicken's undercutting presumably a hangover from their American civil war rivalry) but when it comes to takeaway fried chicken I would always err on the side of reassuringly expensive.

I have the misfortune of living in an odd part of town where there is little in the way of…read morelate-night eateries. As a result, I have found myself at Florida Chicken on more than one occasion and think I may be one of their few customers who isn't a cab-driver. The food is pretty standard three-in-the-morning grease which is good at soaking up the booze you will have undoubtedly supped before swinging through Florida's doors. They serve a range of fried chicken pieces although fries, burgers and a couple of vegetarian options are available. Prices are pretty standard and they do home delivery on request. If you can manage to stagger to Abdul's or Gemini I would, but otherwise Florida Fried Chicken is a pretty safe bet.