It is closed - I went based on the yelp ratings and we searched for almost 20 min just to find out…read moreit is closed and replaced with a corner store :(

Great location in central Manchester just tucked away in Dantzic Street across the road from Lloyds…read morebar Very small, there's only room for about 4 people to wait in line. Usual range of chippy delights. Amazing fish. Choice of cod, haddock or plaice cooked freshly to order. I had a cod with chips at a cost of £4.80. One of the nicest take away fish I've had. Helped by the fact that it was cooked freshly for me. Had to wait about 4 minutes for the fish to be cooked. Well worth the wait. Recommended.

The curry is delicious though they didn't sell my favorite dishes, still buy their curry rice from…read moretime to time

Wing's is a Chinese take out within the Arndale Food Market. They have an excellent variation of…read moreChinese meals on offer and they're perfect for lunch times, especially if you're in a rush. You can order from any of the set menu meals on the large board at the back or essentially mix and match anything you want - they even cook some meals to order rather than serving it from the counter. The staff are friendly and I was served and got my food in just a matter of minutes! They do get busy, which is a good sign! My noodles were fresh and had only just bee put out. I took it back to my office to eat and it was well packaged and still piping hot. I'll go here a lot whilst working in the city!

oh my gawd. absoulutely terrible. when i ordered my food, i ordered a burger with no pickles. when…read morethe served my food guess what. there were pickles. i specifically said NO PICKLES. and then to make things worse i went to the loo and sat down my bum on the toilet and guess what i see. a big hairy spider on the floor. never again. 0 stars

Burger King are a muti-billion pound company but as a whole they haven't reached that level of fame…read morein the UK, and seem more poorly managed here, and this store is an example of that. I have been meaning to review this store for a while, located near enough inbetween Santander and Lloyds Bank on Mosley Street in Piccadilly Gardens, the branch is a little small considering it is one of the main branches serving Manchester city centre, and is quite a wide yet short store, with limited seating. The staff didn't seem too friendly, and just the typical staff you would associate with a fast food chain. The gluten free situation here is very poor, with the only gluten free options being a side salad with no dressing, applesauce and french fries, even the hash browns have gluten in, which is poor show, even they wouldn't be classed as gluten free just without wheat due to contamination issues being highly likely, making this a place to avoid for coeliacs, but it is a place to avoid if you are gluten free anyway, joining KFC in being the worst fast-food chains for gluten free options, but as a coeliac at least I can have the fries here! Overall, this Burger King branch isn't really nice, with limited seating, the only thing that makes it stand out in a nice, welcoming way is the sign, but as you walk in it changes to the dramatic opposite, so with so many places in Manchester sadly I don't feel why someone would chose to go to this one due to all poor aspects of the store mentioned, warranting a single one star.

GEM, GEM, GEM !!!!!…read more The absolute most amazing casual joint concept I ever heard of; and I live in USA. It's absolutely and undoubtedly DELICIOUS!

We loved it here! Decor was really cool. They had some good music playing also. The guy who…read morewelcomed us in was AWESOME. Really chill bloke. He gave us some recommendations which we took and really enjoyed. We also chatted for a bit about why we're there and it really made the experience even better. Our actual waitress though, was really slow to check on us and see if we needed anything. Probably just busy. Anyway, food was delicious! Definitely needed more salt though.

A lot calmer than the food court. Plenty of seating. Have to order at the screen thingys but…read moreService was efficient and food given within 2 minutes. Food pretty good.

The food isn't that good but it's because it's cheap you get what you pay for service is alright…read moreand I don't know what tf an ambiance is

This place is a real find - it's such a busy wee cafe, your lucky to get a seat. Bustling with…read moreIndian families, you get the genuine experience here. Far superior to the curries on Rusholme (IMO). 3curries with rice, less than a fiver. Beautiful naans & chappati. Chicken tikka and shik kebab are so fresh & flavourful. Staff very good here & friendly. It's not the most glam of venues, but this is Cheetham Hill. Here, curry cafés are extremely casual but done extremely well.

I have a confession to make... With previously working across the road from Slice for 18 months it…read morebecame my 'go to' place any time i felt slightly hungry. At around £2.50 a Slice of fantastic Rome pizza, you knew you were getting a quality product - even if a wheatgrass and sushi shack would have probably been better for my waist (and heart!) The nice thing about Slice is that it's informal enough to be able to pop into for a quick slice or two, maybe an espresso or a beer and they've really nailed it when it comes to offering that laid back continental vibe that you don't really get in other UK informal eateries. Even though it's "fast food" it's all made onsite by the owners/bakers and there must be around 10 different pizzas you can get which means there's always something different to have each time. My personal favourite is the ham and leek - it's an absolute treat! It does however look like they're starting to diversify and maybe look at becoming slightly more formal in the back of the store. There's a lovely little bar in the back - nicely stocked doing Italian wine, cocktails and beers - I just hope it's visible enough for people to discover as I thought it was a real find! Slice is great if you're hungry before meeting friends, to sit outside if it's a sunny day or to get quality takeaway as opposed to just some rubbish kebab shop pizza. These guys deserve to do well as they're offering something that little bit different so make sure you check it out!

Finally got round to trying Slice after passing by countless times both drunk and sober. I've heard…read moreit's a brilliant spot for a couple of slices after a few beers and I think in the back of my head I thought that meant it may not be that good to a sober palete - but it was! I had 4 slices (well 2 slices cut in half) of the Salami pizza and it was nice enough and hit the spot, however I feel the quality is sub par compared to other NQ heavy hitters! I think price wise its on the higher end for what you get which is another reason for the 3 stars. Having said this, as I left Slice after sitting inside and finishing off some work before an event, I passed some lucky folk enjoying the afternoon sunshine with a nice beer and few slices - now that is star climbing material! I think the outdoor seating area is a cool spot to people watch and wind down after a long day so I will definitely be doing that soon! Slice is good, but I think on this first visit, it's just good - not great. Yet.

A nice n neat Indian fast food restaurant tucked away by the side off Thomas St in NQ. I have…read morepassed it too many times and today decided to give it a go. There wasn't many in at about 4.30pm and I was served real fast. I tried to order a biryani and was told there were certain days for that special dish and today was unfortunately not one of them. So I picked a Lamb Karahi dish on the bone with rice. Tap water was free and available on the tables with glasses to help yourself. My curry dish came in mins and I started digging into it. Curry was thick, average greasiness and potion size fair with not too many bones. BUT I found the flavours to be mainly salty and not as flavoursome as I would have expected. I did choose meat on the bone and was after the sweetness that a curry would have with lamb bones stewed in it. Would I come back for another one? I probably would to try a different curry.

Kabana is a fantastic place to eat. The food is fresh and cooked daily, the business has been in…read morethe same family for years. The Dal on Mon/Wed/Fri is my favourite, chapatis are huge and cooked fresh to order. Samosas are wonderful. Only thing lacking is Wi-Fi and Bed & Breakfast. Closed Saturday open 11.30am - 5pm other days. Tried other Indian cafes nearby nothing comes close all bland in comparisson. Dal with teaspoon of fresh coriander and chillies is delicious.

When it comes to chucking-out-time eateries, Hunters has always had a very special place in my…read moreheart. Situated on the corner of High Street (right next to Odd), it may not look like much from the outside, but inside you can get two delicious Chicken Samosas for £1, which - when served straight from the deep fat fryer - taste like curried nirvana after a cocktail or twelve. Its front is also covered with rather faded posters proclaiming it to serve the "best kebabs in Manchester", a bold claim that I'm unable to verify considering I've never tried them. However, if you're looking for something more substantial, they also do some serious tasty 3-curries-for-£3 deal which is just the thing to line your stomach after a night on the tiles. If you're feeling exotic, they also allegedly serve Quail, Venison and Duck curry, which is just the thing for the more adventurous palette wishing to try some exotic delights on a pauper's budget.

No flavour, always avoid giving the meal deal drink to drunk customers…read more I've been here sober.... it's not good.

Bar burrito is a popular for burritos and other Mexican dishes. Customers often praise the fresh…read moreingredients, flavorful options, and customizable menu at Barburrito. It's a great spot to grab a delicious and satisfying meal!Absolutely! Customers often rave about the friendly staff and the welcoming atmosphere at Barburrito. It's not just about the delicious food; it's also about the great experience customers have when they visit. Sounds like a fantastic place to enjoy a meal!

This branch of BarBurrito is one of three branches the Mexican street food outlet has in…read moreManchester, the city where it all started - in 2005 BarBurrito opened the first burrito bar in the UK nearby at Piccadilly Gardens, 13 years on they advertise they've sold over 5 million burritos since then, and of course this store has opened in the Manchester Arndale's £11m new development, Halle Place. Located on the lower floor of Halle Place, next to the first eatery to open in the new area, Wolf Italian Street Food. As this store is new, inside it is pretty modern, the vibe for a mall restauraunt really is pretty cool, it's modern, it's vibrant and exciting, and I really like what they've done with this unit that's been so many different and unsuccessful stores over the years, multiple tables with boots and power sockets really is a cool, bonus. So what is BarBurrito? This is the question I asked myself, having not visited for a few years now since a poor experience at the nearby Piccadilly Gardens branch - it basically is like a Mexican subway serving burritos, but it has a bonus - most of the stuff on offer here can be made gluten-free in the form of a naked burrito, compared to Subway which is virtually a cross contamination nightmare. Originally, I struggled with the ordering concept before being explained to by a member of staff, you start off with a bowl and choosing the type of rice: white or brown, before moving on to select beans or veg and then your type of meat and then any extras from chilli, to sauces to guacamole. I found the jalapenos to be too spicy on my first visit, and the slaw just to taste a little hard and messy but the food still was good - to the point I managed to establish what will be my regular and of course favourite order: Naked Burrito in a bowl with white rice, mild beans, chicken, medium salsa I find the medium salsa to be much tastier, its wetter and goes well with the rice and rest of the burrito bowl. The chicken on my first visit tasted fresh and great quality, however, the chicken was a little brown the second time and slightly chewy - so maintaining freshness of ingredients is something Barburrito need to make sure they do in the future. Sadly, on the day of my second visit there was an issue with the signal, with mobile data (even calling and texting) being down and next to impossible with O2, I was told I was unable to register and use my loyalty card - this was a shame. I only found out about it online, sadly I wasn't told in store when I made my first visit the day before. On my second visit, I felt less rushed, my food was served in a real bowl, but you have to ask for it as this place is a traditional fast food joint, grab and go food. Pricing of the food is pretty cheap, a burrito costs around £7, and they do have a 20% student discount, extras include £1 for guacamole and £0.50 for veggies (if you also want beans.) The staff at the store seemed friendly on both occasions, they seemed to go out of their way to help and even explain the menu - which I had previously struggled to understand and basically been turned around the week previous from their Piccadilly Gardens branch due to noise and unhelpful staff. I also like how they have a counter at the front making ice-cream rolls, this looks really appealing from the front of the store and also you can see them make something which looks rather impressive and inviting to the store - which goes alongside the nice, fresh smells you get from the counter. Napkins are kept behind the counter, meaning you have to ask for them - I didn't even know they had any on my first visit! Overall, Barburrito's branch here might be new and there might be some issues such as with the loyalty card promotion and activation, the menu being difficult to understand at first and quality of some sides (guacamole and the chips I found to be tasteless and cold), but this is the best branch of the chain I've visited, it's affordable and a really shining example of good Mexican food, so it does deserve a four-star rating. UPDATE: I've managed to visit on numerous occasions now, it seems like the enjoyment and success of my first visits, was down to the excitement of trying Mexican food for the first time, on recent visits I've been really disappointed with Barburrito. I've found parts of the rice to taste microwaved in the sense, it is often hard and stuck together, which ruins the quality of my dish. I've also found issues with other meat compared to the grilled chicken. For example, the chicken and chorizo had a "funny" taste to, I couldn't seem to pick up on which wasn't very pleasant, also the peri chicken was covered in stringy onions and pepper, which also didn't go down too well, considering these factors and those mentioned earlier, I sadly feel Barburrito deserves just two-stars instead of the four previously awarded earlier this month.