I may be slightly bias as the owners are my sister-in-law to be and her husband. It has been open…read morefor about a year now. This is only the second time I have eaten here, they are very accommodating. We had our engagement party there and they were both helpful and professional. The restaurant occupies the bottom floor with a cocktail bar on the top floor, which has a fantastic lighting and music system. An equally amazing cocktail list to match, my personal personal favourite STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRI, which takes me straight back to my holidays! We ate there Tuesday night with two good friends from Chorley, we had a drink in the bar then made our way to the table. There is a normal menu with starters and mains along with a tapas menu. I had the meatballs off the tapas as my starter, I was not let down by the juicy, succulent homemade meatballs. Main course normally I have a steak when we eat out, I thought I'd break the habit so I ordered chicken breast stuffed with garlic and basil, wrapped in pancetta services with new potato's (which were slightly roasted and amazing) along with a creamy tomato and chorizo sauce. Which was to die for!!!!!! After all that I was too full to have a pudding! Defiantly worth a visit!

Really liked it in here. Didn't know they do food so will definitely try that next time. the…read moreoutside bit is cool as well for those who wanna sit n smoke. Not me. No way. In the warmth upstairs. Reminds me of a cool little wine bar from the 90s. The waiters are nice eye candy and good and cocktails. And they are cheap. Music was good. Didn't check the toilets out which is unusual for Me. Would defo go back. Was very busy for Saturday. If you at loose end in chorley. Get your butt down here

This place is nothing like Harry Potter! Weird names drinks, no special ambiance or nothing…read moremagical. If you like Harry Potter, DO NOT GO THERE!

Quirky step off the pub trail in Horwich. We decided to come here before a meal and came back…read moreafterwards. Potter themed cocktails and a huge gin selection! Enjoyed seeing the drinks being prepared as well as the friendly atmosphere and staff. Can't wait to go bk

Amazing mojitos and groovy music. Members only barread more

Usually a one in one out queue even if it isn't busy inside, on previous visits have found myself…read morestanding outside for up to an hour. rude staff and unfriendly atmosphere all adds up to a bad night, wont be visiting again!

While it's not really a Cuban restaurant, it is good food, well made with great service. We ate at…read more7pm on a Monday - and it was pleasantly busy. The three us enjoyed three very different dishes. My dad has an Innovative chicken and bean salad. My brother a bbq pork quesadilla, and I enjoyed a tomato/mozzarella salad, tapas meatballs. And tapas ribs. While there was nominally South American music (Shakira) and a Cuban sandwich in the menu. That was about it. There were nachos and tapas for more of a fusion feel. Anyway very good mainstream restaurant. But it's not what you find in Havana.

Came here after a visit to my dying father at Royal Albert and I was wearing a Marmaduke (the film)…read moreshirt and I was mocked repeatedly by another customer. I politely asked the staff to remove the clearly evil man however they didn't comply and after I warned everyone calmly that I was 'ready to rumble' I was asked to leave rather than the thug that mocked me and my dying father and I didn't even have time to finish my martini before I was forcibly removed. That being said the food was actually decent and I would recommend as long as you're not a devout fan of animated canines in which case give it a miss

This is a new bar grill/restaurants this place should have opened it doors in July but finally it…read moreopened up just over a week ago Iv been in a couple off times and all I can say is how nice it is inside. This place use to be the old pooled pies shop/restaurant but closed it doors many years ago and nw reopened as a bar grill/restaurant and what a transformation they done there plenty off seats downstairs and there seating upstairs aswell or if you perfair you can sit at the bar. The staff are really nice and welcoming Iv not tryed the food yet but it smells nice when you walk in.

A great eaterie, I recommend it here. The beef brisket is lovely…read more After about 10pm the place takes on more of a wine bar rather than restaurant feel. We were left to relax with drinks and the waiter couldn't have been lovelier. He brought us fresh popcorn as a bar snack and kept replenishing it without being asked to. The cocktail menu is fairly decent and, although I didn't have one myself, I saw plenty of other diners with them and they looked appealing.

This place is trying to be the upmarket place to be in Bolton. It tends to attract 'weekend…read moremillionaires' drinking Grey Goose etc. In fairness it is actually an ok bar if you look beyond those trying to show everyone how cool they are. It is a little out of place in the centre of Bolton and if you've been in more than once then you recognise the majority of people in there. If you're looking to go to an upmarket bar I would recommend Bolton Train Station just around the corner and get off in Manchester!

The bar eh what can I say. I worked there for about 4 years on and off and it has played a massive…read morepart in my adult life. Alot of people can be put off because the place comes across as being quite intimaddating with its red carpet and its doormen in tuxedos before you even get in but is such an accomedating place. The music is very good banging out rnb on fridays and saturdays with ralph on friday and darren on saturday who are both really cool guys all the staff where legands if I do say myself but ive not been in for a while but im sure theyre still rocking it. For me I loved making my cocktails and had loads of regulars which is what that place is built on. Being the only top end city centre venue really it attracts boltons wealthy cool and stylish who come back week after week. Just love this place was my favorite job to date :)

Harvey's Café Bar in Bolton town centre is based in the Old Court Buildings, and so as you enter is…read morehas a feeling of grandeur to it with its high ceilings, especially accented by the warm colour pallet used in the décor. Muted golds, reds and warm brown woods give the place a comfortable and sumptuous feeling for something as simple as a restaurant-pub. The huge lanterns that hang over the bar are a striking visual element as soon as you walk in the door. Harvey's seems to enjoy being slightly out of the way. It doesn't have loud music, TV screens or arcade fruit machines making noise, it's quiet, and relaxing. However this also means that there's often not very many customers there when you arrive, and my recurring note is that there only usually seems to be one or two staff working at any one time. One out front running around like a headless chicken to keep on top of everything, and one occasionally bringing food out. There's the kitchen team too, but I don't know how many there is. Due to this skeleton staff, it's understandable that it's not full table service, but ordering at the bar and taking your seat where food will be brought to your table. The nice thing is that as busy as the staff get, they are friendly and professional, and always wearing a smile upon greeting you. The menu is rather unusual, as you would expect from the setting to get standard British pub/restaurant fayre, and although classics are on offer, the menu is rather varied, including breakfast, sandwiches, starters, main courses, enchiladas, 'classics', burgers, sharing plates, sharing platters, side orders, and a smattering of other cuisines, such as meze, nachos, tapas, and fajitas. The prices are fair, if not slightly higher than the average for Bolton Town Centre; the cheeseburger and chips meal I ordered was £9.45, and a Pepsi with it was £1.70. The drinks on offer also include interesting quirky items such as cocktails served in teapots, which is an interesting unique idea! Here's where the small staff can be an issue, as there were no more than a dozen customers in the venue when I was there (a weekday), but my meal took 45 minutes to arrive to my table, but admittedly with an apology for the wait, which was nice. It was also amusing to hear the single staff member take an order from a mother and child from the Children's Menu, then hear him go into the back and yell, "chicken nuggets, chips and beans from the kids menu!" to the kitchen staff, to the amusement of all of the other customers who giggled. I'm happy to say that the food which arrived was hot, fresh, and very tasty. The burger was not served on a multi-seeded Kaiser bun as the menu stated, but served on a brioche bun, which in my opinion is actually a better move, as Kaiser rolls often fall apart when used for burger buns. The burger was juicy and substantial, and the chips were hot and crispy. In fact I couldn't actually finish the burger! Staff also made the time to ask twice during my meal if everything was to my satisfaction, which it was. Harvey's is a great place to pop in for lunch, but it feels as though it's not meeting its potential. It's a great venue and a pleasant environment, and it feels as though it should be a lot busier and fuller than it is for food, as it has a lot to offer. I have eaten at Harvey's before, and would happily do so again.