Been here a few times now. The fish and chips are always solid &ndash; the fish is really fresh and the portions are huge. You definitely won&#39;t leave hungry!

Stumbled in for a quick bite and ended up trying their hotpot-BBQ combo. It&#39;s a solid setup for a casual meal. The broth had a good depth of flavour, and the meat for the grill was decent. Owner&#39;s a friendly chap. A bit noisy on a Friday night, but that&#39;s expected.

The manakeesh is great, thin dough that melts in your mouth. I always get the zaatar and cheese. Their house red wine is a surprisingly good match for it, really brings out the herbs. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Kirsty and Karol were so lovely. The pistachio hot chocolate was good, but it was &pound;6.50 for a regular mug. Felt a bit steep for what it was.

The mushroom taco was excellent. The mushrooms were so fresh and flavourful, even if I&#39;m not a huge fan of soft shells.

Lovely lunch spot. The satay chicken was a standout, and the sushi was fresh. Appreciated that the full menu is halal, made ordering easy. My only note is the wine list felt a bit limited for the quality of the food.

Really nice view and food, the waiter was really nice too! I recommand the only thing was the screen on the wall that I thought were not the best and didn&#39;t really match with the vibes, otherwise it was really nice !

The Laksa Crab Ramen is a must-try. The broth was so rich and complex, and the noodles had that perfect chewy texture. Really enjoyed the whole bowl.

Good spot for a quick lunch. Had the chicken sandwich, came out fast and hit the spot. Bit pricey for what it is, but you&#39;re paying for the location. Handy if you&#39;re in the centre.

Stopped in for a quick bite. The samosa chaat was the highlight&mdash;really tasty, with a nice mix of textures and flavours. The rest of the food was solid too.

Breakfast before the museum. Overnight oats were spot on, and the sourdough sandwich was tasty. Everything came out fast, which was perfect for us. A solid, straightforward start to the day.

The salt and pepper hash browns were the standout. Perfectly crispy with a good kick. King prawns were fresh, portion was decent for the price. Service was efficient, got us in and out for a quick business lunch.

This restaurant is a must-visit for anyone who loves Indian food. The quality of the dishes is excellent, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming.

The lamb tagine was the standout. The meat fell apart, and the prunes gave it a nice sweet note against the spices. Could have used a bit more couscous to soak up all that sauce, though.

The pho is definitely the best on Oldham road, no contest. Summer rolls were fine, just the usual sweet chili sauce. They did forget my coffee, but took it off the bill and gave me one to go, which was fair. Decent spot.

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