I first went to Rozo in summer 2013 just after it recently opened. There was a rustic antique…read moremediterranean vibe about the venue that drew us in, Its very cute with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Initially we only went in for some wine and olives but the staff were so hospitable they brought out some lamb kubbah in salad and a spicy pumpkin soup for us to have as well on the house! Its such a charming venue, the food was amazing, the wine divine and the staff heavenly. will definitely try and get back there soon!

A hidden gem. Not only was the food incredible, but the owners were amazing and kind. It is a very…read moresmall dining space so be prepared to wait.

I love this cozy dinner! Cash only, be prepared to wait as…read morethe dishes are lovingly made. Absolutely worth the wait. In fact, I've dreamed of the food here often and can't wait to get back. I'd absolutely get the lamb tagine again, which is a generous portion and served super piping hot.

Another place which does great beer on Burton Road! Huzzah!…read more I've been to Volta a couple of times now, once to check it out and have a drink, and once for a meal with the in-laws. They have a wide range of ales - three on cask (I believe) and a number of keg offerings, from continental lager to lovely hoppy pales. The decor is relaxed, vintage and classic, reminding me of a small underground continental bar. Their food menu is wonderful, lots of various nibbles/'small plates' and cheese boards to share. A special mention has to go to their pork belly, which was absolutely divine, and perfect to share so it doesn't become too overwhelming. The star of the show for me, though, was the hanger steak, which I had cooked rare. Insanely flavoursome and tender, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that this was the best steak I've tried so far. My partner was a bit less impressed with his dexter steak, and both he and the father-in-law said that they wanted to come back again so they could get the hanger steak themselves. The staff are attentive, personable, and very knowledgeable about what they're serving. There's no reason for me not to give it full marks, so well done Volta! I think it's a marvellous addition to Burton Road, and judging by how busy it seems to be all the time, so do my neighbours.

The first time I tried to eat at Volta it was too busy to get a table but the staff ignored me for…read moreages, so didn't realise and had chosen half the menu, which looked great. I was therefore keen to go back but this time the changed menu wasn't nearly so packed with choices and we struggled a bit to select enough between the two of us. The padron peppers were nice, nice to see those outside Madrid. The chorizo was just fried chorizo. The monkfish goujons were quite good but the prawns my friend disliked and distrusted because of their fishy smell - I also didn't think they were that great. We loved the halloumi and fig though, and sweet potato fries were good although in a foodie place like this I would have expected maybe a more interesting dip. The lamb shawarma came with a super spicy harissa - always pleasing when heat is not compromised, but ultimately I think I could get as good in any Middle Eastern restaurant. It was a very sunny evening and the windows were wide open which would have been great to sit beside had it not been for the terrace full of people smoking right beside the window - unfortunately that gives me a headache after a while so I would advise to sit at the rear of the restaurant if it's a warm day if you have the same problem. Which is too bad as it effectively deprives you of the best window/terrace seats in favour of people who don't even have working taste buds. Cocktails I thought were lacklustre and expensive relative to the quality/price ratio of NQ offerings. We had a nice bottle of prosecco. I'd go back if the menu changes back to something I find more appealing, otherwise I wouldn't pay that much again for a fairly average dinner.

Friday night, was pretty empty so the service was awesome…read more The food was amazing and really tasty. The waitress were really friendly and polite. The food is delicious. Definitely I'm going back. They have a good range of Vegetarian foods.

Absolutely amazing food and staff! Great place to celebrate and enjoy delicious food.read more

One of the best restaurants in Manchester! The food is…read moreamazing, the tapas element makes it perfect for sharing with large groups of people or just between two. The staff are very friendly and considerate, even on a Friday night, and the wine is reasonably priced and tasty! Love going here because dining in the courtyard makes it feel like you're on holiday!

I had high expectations but the visit was very disappointing sadly. It was a Saturday at 7pm and…read morethe noise was overwhelming to the point that Mrs G and I could barely communicate across our tiny table for 2. The biggest disappointment was the food ( which is what we actually went for). We chose a number of Mezzes - essentially Tapas. Without exception they were disappointing - Mrs G's lamb chops were essentially burnt, and the whitebait was overwhelmingly "fishy" making me reticent to eat more than one tiny bite. (Nasty). The patatas bravas aoli came late (as did my lamb souvlaki) was so-so at best. The courgette fritters were actually chopped (I was expecting sliced) and barely warm. My margarita was tasty but tiny. The whole event was over in 50 minutes and we were pleased to call an Uber and leave.

This place is a little Lebanese cafe and deli situated in the lovely Cheadle village - a place…read morewhich when you first walk in knocks you out with the great smell wafting out of the kitchen - it's tiny and if you want to eat in then there's quite a bit of room in the back but the main front deli shop is all a bit cramped - making it quite difficult to get your order in. At first we were really excited because everything seemed so tasty and tempting - imagine cabinets filled with fresh sauces, olives, dips, cheeses etc and a hot counter serving stews and I imagine Lebabese delicacies. The funny thing was that we bought a lot and spent a lot - but the delivery wasn't that great, it was nice enough but the tastes didn't blow us away like we hoped. This was a shame as after discovering this place I kind of imagined I'd be down here every week buying tasty treats but I think I may give it a miss. Not bad, would probably call back and give it another go (but buy less) and try a few new things.

hilarious woman who works there - bit too chatty though - food is amazing -…read moreone wrap could fill 2 people! FRESH produce amazing home made humous

Falafel is a classic case of not judging a book by its cover i.e. you might not even contemplate…read moreentering this eat in/ take out place if you'd never heard of it. It was recommended to me by a vegetarian friend, who knows I'm Jewish and assumed I'd love it. So, inside and out its not exactly thrilling stuff in here but then again Falafel doesn't need to be: the food totally makes up for the lack of quality elsewhere. And thats what you come for. Yummy wraps, tons of hummus, salads, falafel obviously. The service is fine and the prices are low - a couple of pounds, which is less than you'd pay for some bland supermarket copy. A great alternative to the curries and kebabs which neighbour this tasty joint.

Just to say that I lunched again here on a falafel with mixed mezze plate (see photos) and…read morestandards are still high on all fronts - falafel, bread and mezze. A return visit is also in order as the boss here has explained that another vegetarian option is 'sauce' with rice. Basically, they make a different vegetable stew fresh every day - green beans, tomatoes, okra and so on - which can be had as is as a vegetarian dish or served as a sauce over a non-vegetarian dish. And the price for the sauce and rice is £3.50 or something - win!

I realy love Lebanese food. I fund good deal early birds starter main and dessert for a £10…read moreRestaurant is in Sale with out can it is not easy access. Food looking nice and taste just ok. M favorite was falafel. Restaurant was empty and we was waiting for starter over 45 min. Personal for me meals need more spices.

From the owner: Lebanese Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine, Mezze & Grill, Private Parties & Functions…read moreRaoshi Prides Itself On Excellence In The Preparation Of Food, Presentation And Quality Of Service. .. Located Within 10 Minutes From Manchester Airport, And Close To Sale Town Centre. You can bring your own wines & beers or if you are driving, Our Bar Serves Refreshing Fruit Drinks And Beverages To Complement Your Meal In Addition To The Yew Tree Suite Events Venue, Our Modern And Stylish Restaurant Caters For Up To 100 Guests And Boasts A Fine Choice Of Lebanese & Mediterranean Dishes. Our Name Has A Lebanese Origin, The Menu Has An Exclusive Selection Of Dishes Including Meats, Fish , Poultry And Vegetarian Options, As Well As A Large Selection Of The Famous Lebanese Mezze Starters And Salads, The Perfect Addition To With A Cultural Blend Of Recipes And Ingredients, Combining The Best Flavours And Recipes From Across The Mediterranean, Raoshi - A Modern Establishment With Traditional Values.