Excellent service, great good and fantastic atmosphere. Shout out to Maebel, Ridovane and Kaka for…read moredelivering an amazing service. Will be recommending Yara to all my friends.

Yara serves Lebanese and Syrian food and is a great little restaurant. They do serve beer and wine…read morebut you're welcome to bring your own (£1 corkage fee.) I'm vegetarian and while there were a few good veggie mains, myself and my girlfriend ordered three starters each and had our food tapas-style. The restaurant isn't that great inside but it's certainly not a dump either and the food definitely makes up for it. Give it a go!

The meal we had in the early evening was in a clean, and somewhat empty estaurant. When the waiter…read morebrought over drinks, the mint tea was infact just a pot of normal tea. We pointed this out and they took it away and brought back another pot of regular tea - not a trace of mint to be found. The food seemed to be left-overs, scrappy little bits of whatever they could find, bundled together on a plate. Pudding - don't even ask! The only positive to the meal was the fact it was sooo terrible it was impossible to stop laughing all the way through the meal. 1/10. Sorry, guys, sort out your food and service!!

Comptoir Libanais, which translates as Lebanese Counter, was a pleasant surprise I stumbled upon at…read moreCheshire Oaks. I was in the mood for Mediterranean and there it was across from Costa Coffee, offering the FLAVOURS OF LEBANON. The ambiance was laid back and reminiscent of an Arabian outdoor garden, including climbing vines and flowers, hanging lights and intricate tile designs, all whilst Arabic music played in the background. The lamb kofta was deliciously seasoned & the vegetarian mezze very nice as well. I would have given 5 stars if the wait from the kitchen wasn't so long. However, I will def return on my next visit to Chester. *gratuity included.

This Lebanese place looked interesting and the menu offered a complete change from the usual…read moresuspects we rely on - usually pan Asian. We had a choice of places to eat here with Yo Sushi nearby, but it has become way too overpriced for what it is, and Tampopo which was also nearby, but we remembered that the last time we ate there the portions were just mean and the food wasn't hot. So in here it was. It's an open kitchen but I suspect most of the dips are factory made off site and plated here. We ordered a mezze platter for one and a mixed grill main consisting of chicken & lamb which came (served fairly cold) with a salad and a choice of spicy potato (the waitress declared the potatoes weren't that spicy) rice or cous cous. Cous cous was instantly our choice and it was very good. The food was refreshingly delicious with fresh herbs lifting the taste buds to another level. The salad with the mixed grill was ace tasting. The mezze plate was entirely vegetarian with some vegan food on the plate. The portions were mostly generous, but only one small falafel; should be two. Whilst it was all delicious the smoked aubergine and the baba ghanuj were really stand - out stunning and the flat bread on the side was a wonderful vehicle to dunk and munch. The service was friendly, but on the slow side and we got the wrong bill at the end of our meal. It was also odd to hear that only credit card payments were accepted and one couldn't put a tip onto the card payment either. We were fine with card payment and if we can't tip than that's that but it would be good manners if not necessary to tell guests this before they are seated or put a note on the window. Solid three stars - if the hot food was hot and the service focussed it would be four stars but if I'm not getting tips I wouldn't be super efficient either and to management - it's not rocket science guys & gals.

Nice little restaurant on the main street in Walkley. Visited on a Saturday night and the…read morerestaurant was really busy. Staff were friendly and the food was typically Lebanese. The only real niggle was that the food took a long time to arrive and my gf and I had to wait a while for the bill. Other than that, well worth a visit.

After many months of wanting to try this place I finally visited the Rowsha restaurant for the…read morefirst time. Both the food and the service were faultless. We both had starters and mains and shared a desert. I had the mixed grill and the meat was very fresh and well cooked it was well-presented with some fresh salad, rice and a spicy tomato sauce. My partner had a salmon dish, which came with a tahini sauce (I think) topped with pine nuts which was very also very fresh, well-cooked and tasty. Both our starters were very good too. The service was very friendly and attentive. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone and I will definitely be returning, hopefully soon!

Bakchich was the highlight restaurant of our trip to Liverpool. We LOVE LOVE LOVE Lebanese food,…read moreand this place hit the mark. We started with the tzatiki, babaganoush and hummus and some arabic bread. It was all amazing, we couldn't even decide which was best. For entrees I had the chicken kebab and my husband had lamb shwarma. They were best delicious, but his dish was the winner. It had been so long since we've had lamb cooked that well. So amazing! Lastly, the restaurant itself was so chic and cute! And the service was quick and efficient. Very reasonably priced as well! 10/10!

Great Lebanese restaurant serves authentic Lebanese dishes. It opens from 11am in the morning and…read moreable to eat breakfast menu(also regular food menu). Cosy and tidy, able to eat nice grilled meals.

went here a group of 5 of us may 2011 sorry its taken so long am just going through my diary…read moreanother training course and this was a recommend lovely starters a bit of a mezze flat breads were delish chicken in a creamy mushroom sauce I wanted to lick the plate great atmosphere would recommend

Well the Eden Tree is still struggling to establish itself within Burnley so after a lick of paint…read moreand some rebranding, it has recently reopened as La Roche. Don't be put off by the slightly communist feel to the signage, this is a cheap, friendly and comfortable restaurant offering a delicious selection of Lebanese and Mediterranean inspired dishes. The staff are always friendly and seem to treat me like a family member every time I visit. The prices are fantastically cheap but quality and flavour doesn't lose out in order to save a few pennies. The recent reopening has bought a slightly changed menu which now serves the most fantastic calamari around the £3 mark as well as a great selection of barbecued meats for main courses. Desserts aren't offered but I've always been given a delicious fresh fruit platter at the end of the meal and with a three course meal including good quality wine costing at most £10 per head, La Roche as it's now known is well worth a visit.

Delicious food!! Plenty vegetarian dishes!!…read moreThe best falafels, Lebanese salad, humous and even the pitta was amazing!! Surely I might have been hungry but the point is every dish was tasty! Definitely will eat there again! I wholeheartedly (stomachly) recommend this place!! Go and enjoy!

As a frequent visitor to the Alderley Edge area, I've eaten at many of the restaurants in the…read morevillage, and Yara is one of my favorites for being one of the few options beyond Italian or pub food. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but the waiters are very attentive and helpful, and the menu has options for just about anyone. It's reasonably priced, and they have a good selection of alcohols. We came here one weekday evening and had no trouble getting a table, and were able to hear one another when we were making conversation, a rarity nowadays in restaurants with high vaulted ceilings and empty walls. The food is delicious and flavorful. A must try!

Kabab was Fresh very nasty . Food came fast they charge for bread . Good atmosphere great service …read more Soup wasn't that good . It was our 1 st dinner in Manchester. Great location few mins from the hotel

Food taste was not good as I expected Service not bad…read more Environment little bit crowded Music was too loudly

I had one of my 21st birthday meals here with all my family and as it was a wednesday night it was…read morevery quiet and we had the place to ourselves but the waiters were great and made us feel comfortable, they were also a bit nervous but only because they wanted to do a good job. The food is delicious and cheap, with large rich ingredients and it also serves speciality coffee. I have tastes a few dishes there unlike anything Ive tasted before and I eat out A LOT !! An added bonus is that they do corkage so we were able to bring wine and champagne that had been bought for me. The interior is a mix between intimate and modern with an exotic influence and also boasts a Shisha bar upstairs with a balcony. They also do takeaways , so if you ever need high quality food and not a greasy pizza, I recommend ordering. I will eat there again and again.

From the owner: Fatit Hummus (), hummus with toasted flat bread, chickpeas and yogurt topped with fried butter and…read moreroasted pine nuts. Moujadara (), a rich lentil and rice dish topped with caramelised onions. Sawda Daja, marinated chicken liver fried with onions, sautéed in lemon and herbs. Fattoush salad(), diced lettuce, tomato, cucumber, green pepper, onion and mint in lemon and olive oil dressing. Mixed Grill, grilled skewers of minced lamb, marinated lamb and chicken cubes served with salad and rice or chips. Kharouf Mehshi - Lamb Shanks.Spiced Rice topped with lamb shanks and nuts, served with cucumber yogurt salad Fresh pastries- Fresh salads-bbqs- vegetarian dishes

Good Bbq place with large portions …read more A block away from the famous Cavern pub , so after some entertainment, it nice to have dinner in a quiet place. Friendly service too.

Hello mates, first of all this place is very mediocre as most of my family said from this place…read more First of all, we got the margarita pizza and it was decently good. I was very hungry from traveling all day seeing the Beatles sites so I ate it anyway, but it was very mediocre. It tasted like Chuck E. Cheese pizza quite frankly, my brother got the americana pizza. It had pepperoni on it. He said it tasted junk but that wasn't the end of the line my other brother got the vegetarian pizza he described it as frozen. He didn't like the pizza because it tasted too dehydrated. It did not have wet sauce. The pizza stayed completely intact. If you held it completely upside down, the toppings were like glued on, and they didn't really have a particular taste. Everything just kind of tasted extra chewy, but without any sort of spice, we tried the different sauces in order to make it taste a bit better and I have to say that adding the tomato sauce on top did help to Live in it a bit, but it really still fell short of something worth paying for it to sit down restaurant. My mother got lamb kebab. She described it as good and it was all right so nothing really crazy if you wanna get a bite I think you should go somewhere else personally but I hope you enjoyed my review. Cheers!