Your shop sells chicken, right? Your shop decides the best or most effective way to cook it is to…read morefry it, right? Your shop then decides that the best type of flavouring to use to coat the chicken is 'Southern fried' (like in KFC), right? So, what do you call your shop? How about Southern...Fried...Chicken? Okay, so Southern Fried Chicken doesn't win many points for originality or creativity with its name, but it does make up for this with the general good quality of its food. Their chicken is, as you might expect, pretty tasty without excelling at the ancient art of chicken in batter too much, whilst their chips are pretty decent as fast food chips go. As well as chicken and chips, Southern Fried Chicken also sells burgers and pizzas which although makes the name somewhat misleading does give the menu a bit of variety. Their burgers are pretty well-cooked and priced but their pizzas aren't the best; quite why you'd go to a place that champions chicken so much when you want a pizza I'm not sure, but there you go.

Extremely terrible customer service Rude and would not take…read morecomplaints Mocked customer when complaining And large amounts of her and chicken and chips would never eat again Would not recommend for anyone

Basically anther KFC on the high street. As a family we have been here a couple of times and it…read morepays to pick your time well. Post lunchtime rush is VITAL as the queue can be right to the door. Waiting time to be served can be a bit a of a pain but you get there in the end. All is forgiven when the Gravy is just right. MMMM Gravy. The restaurant is usually quite clean but on a couple of occasions the bathroom hasn't been cleaned very well. This has been at a busy time though so may explain it. There's no parking near the restaurant only a few paid for spaces on the surrounding streets but these go fast and are limited. All in all the restaurant is conveniently located. Pricing ok, food ok. Generally a good pit stop.

Excellent food, friendly service, authentic Portuguese cuisine (the owners are from the Portimão…read morearea of the Algarve), and real value for money. They have some great offers on week nights, and do remember to book if you plan to go there on a weekend or on popular days. The place isn't huge (though the second floor wasn't open yet when we went) and fills up quite quickly. Their piri piri chicken for two is a great meal choice. And if you want a personal wine recommendation, I suggest you try the Casal Garcia sparkling white ("vinho verde", bottled before it is fully fermented, thus "green:, not in colour, but in the maturing process). A great wine to go with great food. Parabens!

Quite expensive for food but a great place to go for a meal out. Very good customer service. Really…read moretasty food espeically if you like chicken. Their Spicy rice is also very tasty!!! Kids think it is great to go and help yourself to the drinks and ice ceams especiallt with the ice despencer they had. Plenty of parking but you have to pay for the priviledge. Disabled and pushchair access is not a problem. Only thing is the food took a while to arrive. ALso nice scenery when you have a window seat , you are also next door to the cinema.

This is a nice friendly restaurant but i sometimes think on occassion has lacked atmosphere…read more Its great for chicken lovers and its reasonably cheap. There isnt a huge choice of things, its basically chicken with spicy rice or chips and you can get corn on the cobs etc. The chicken comes in different varieties, spicy, mild or lemon and herb and you can order anything from a portion to whole chickens. They have their famous Piri Piri sauces which are in bottles near the drinks dispenser which you can help yourself to to add a little extra spice to your meal. The soft drinks are reasonable as they include free refills but you do have to get up and get them yourself, kids like that though. Its ok for a cheap night out but not a place for an intimate meal.

I'm not totally sure of the significance of the title of this chippy in Birkdale. Having been…read moregoing here for at least the past five or six years sporadically, I can only suspect that 2000 is when they opened but why they bothered putting that on the end, I don't know. And calling it Rainbow just makes it sound like some kind of children's nursery, not a fish and chip shop. Anyway, onto the good stuff - how is the food? Well, to be honest with you, not great. My trips there have usually been after a night's drinking in my mate's house down the road and as it was the only place around that was open at that time for some quick scran, we would always head in here. I generally find all food is pretty good when you've had a skinful, but I've always been left more than a little disappointed when we've gone here. My main gripe with them is the quality of their chips. Their portions are generally quite small and the chips themselves are either too crispy or you end up with big massive round ones that haven't even been cut up properly before being put in the fryer. They have the usual accompaniments (pies, sausages, fish) on offer as well but it's just generally all a bit crap. They do offer several Chinese dishes which could very well be delicious but to be honest, I've never risked going for any of them because if they can't even get chips right, then what's the point?

I am lucky enough to have been in two separate sandwich shops now that are called Spoilt for…read moreChoice. Now they're either a small local franchise or, more likely, one or both of them is lacking in originality and managed to pick the same name. As it is, Southport's Spoilt for Choice doesn't look much like the Crosby version, with the shop front sporting a dark and sleek design. Inside the shop is quite small in size, but this doesn't hold too many problems as there is a small seating area for customers to eat their sandwiches if they're not in a rush to eat somewhere else. Selection wise, the sandwich fillings on offer are varied and they do the usual fillings you'd expect from a sandwich shop like this, such as tuna mayo or roast chicken as well as more adventurous ones like sweet chilli chicken and a very succulent Canadian steak sandwich, which I highly recommend. Interestingly, Spoilt for Choice also has a café next door in which customers can sit down for a hot drink or a sandwich in the comfort of a sophisticated and contemporary seating area. The café part of Spoilt for Choice adds an interesting twist to your standard sandwich shop and its location over the road from the train station means you can grab a sandwich before a train journey.

Not impressed. Top Wok has recently changed hands. It used to be very good but I was left very…read moredisappointed with the meal I had today. Had to throw away a third of the chips as they had dark patches in them. The beef dish I ordered came with very little beef and was mostly onions and the sauce was almost flavourless. Used to be one of my favourite Chinese takeaways but I think I will avoid in future. Disappointing :(

Our closest takeaway , staff always friendly, and it's always busy which tends to suggest it must…read morebe good. Wide range of chinese and english takeaway meals on offer and a special lunch menu means that you can grab a chinese on the cheap!

shocking service ordered at 7.10 told 40mins called again 8.10 told 10 to 15 mins then the phone…read moredoesn't get answered after 8.30 drive there delivery driver stood chatting with the staff whilst our food was in the boot of the car and when we got it home not all there

Rather than being some sort of chat line focussing on people who want to have conversations with…read morefood ("Hi, I'm a three cheese omelette with a vinaigrette salad - what do you want to talk about?") this is yet another of Formby's seemingly endless parade of fish 'n' chip 'n' Chinese food purveyors. While being weaker on the fish and/or chip front (the chips are often a little crispy and lack a proper fluffy middle) this place is far better than most on the Chinese takeaway front (the dragon beneath the sign should probably have given this away). It's not haute but if you like sticky and aromatic dishes with chicken that slides apart or beef with a little chew to it then there's definitely nowhere better in Formby. Unfortunately it doesn't tend to be open very late, which is a shame really - it could do well mopping up the stragglers coming out of nearby Grapes pub at closing time.