All other Restaurants in Greater Manchester in general
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All other Restaurants in Greater Manchester in generalNewest Review: ... blue with symmetrical patterns, there are huge red velvet drapes and the lighting is a mixture of low-key (wine bottles with candles) and bright (there is a strip lighting effect with pink, green, blue and red lights in the sofa area). There are weird spherical objects hanging from the ceiling, these are polka dot red and white. The design is simply wonderful and highly inventive. The staff have impeccable serving skills, are friendly and warm. There is a range of events such as Acoustic evenings, usually once a month Slobathon Sundays, a range of DJs and eclectic music finished with a movie at around 8pm. They show some cool movie... more |
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by - written on 24/03/05 (Very useful, 1888 readings)
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KIM-BY-THE-SEA, Old Birley St, in Hulme is a fantastic place. It has great food, a great selection of continental beer and wonderful staff. Before this all starts to sound a little sychophantic; let me assure you that this place really is, that cool. I chanced upon it one fine day, whilst out for a stroll with my dog, Montgomery. Okay, the reason I went was because I had read a wonderful review about the place in The Guardian newspaper. Kim-by-the-Sea is nowhere near the sea, its in the middle of a rejuvenated Hulme, an inner-city area right next door to the city centre. It is also in close proximity to the two universities; the Met and Manchester ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/01 (Useful, 232 readings)
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This has to be without a doubt the best Indian restaurant for miles. The high standard begins the minute you walk through the door, although they are very busy at weekends you do not need to book and normally there is a table free. There is bombay mix at the bar were you sit and order drinks and food. Once your order has been taken you are shown to your table. The restaurant is immaculately decorated and the lighting not too bright. The air conditioning is good although there are no no-smoking areas. The wine list is extensive and very good value, for example, St. Emilion is only £10 a bottle, a favourite of ours. Although we do not normally eat ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/01/01 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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There are now several Tiggi's Italian restaurants - the ones I am familiar with are in Bolton, (quite a small place, but can get rather boisterous, you often get noisy birthday celebrations there), and in Blackburn (similar, but with slightly more upmarket décor), and now there's a branch at the Trafford Centre, as well. The first thing that struck me about the Trafford Centre Tiggi's was how big it is, compared to the Bolton and Blackburn restaurants. It occupies a prime spot on the first floor in the Orient part of the centre, so that if you look out of the windows you even get a decent view - not normally something the Trafford Centre, with its ... Read the complete review
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