Greek Souvlaki in Manchester

Great food, great price, Excellent selection and very friendly service.

I have obviously eaten Greek food in most of Greece and her islands but also across the UK, Europe and the USA and this is nudging to be the best ever! I should start by saying that we made a big mistake by ordering the "mini" meze - we live in Cornwall and don't have any Greek food nearby so wanted to indulge ourselves. Rozafa's version of "mini" differs from ours as it was rather large and very tasty, the Vine Leaves weren't the only truly divine offering but they are a personal favourite. Having survived the starter we went for two simple dishes for mains - Chicken Souvlaki and Lamb Kleftico. I realise they are a little bit of a cliche choices but not the way these tasted. My lady's souvlaki was immense with a really good serving of their amazing rice and the taste matched the portions. My Kelftiko was a leg of lamb cooked slowly and to perfection - my only complaint was that I couldn't finish it; truly wonderful. The service? If I said we were asked three or four times if our food was OK by people who CARED what the answer was that summed it up. Wonderful service. I was joking with them about opening an branch in Cornwall but I so wish they would and, when they read this I'd be willing to negotiate about the capital percentage input! I say again, it's one of the best Greek meals I have ever had anywhere with service that all restaurants should be proud of My only regret is that I need to find a reason to return to Manchester so we can go again

Food is delicious and amazing as always. Highly recommend. I have been here many times, the sea bass and Arabic shawarma are delicious.

Led outside in February for a table of 5 and although a covered courtyard it was cold as the wind was hustling through the rafters. Some lovely warming burners to keep you warm, or so we thought until another customer decided to move it (quite rightly) toward him and his date. After requesting another heater for our table and being denied the other customer went inside. Waitress with a face like a spanked a’hoop thought it as necessary to move the burner closer to prove a point. Loved it, warmest I had been since I had arrived. Food was mediocre and the main meal option was shortcoming for a good meal. Yep, all 5 went to tescos up the road for a better quality and to ease the gaping hole left in our stomachs after this experience. Me and my colleagues have been in Manchester for 3 weeks and this is by far the worst meal and experience we have had. Give it a miss! Lovely setting, shame about the staff, food and attitude.

Food was great, fresh and great taste, we had a couple of veggie Mezze platters which were exactly that, kinda expected one large tray for two rather than a tray each. The gigantes seemed to be chick peas, maybe I should have read the menu more carefully. We came Thursday night and the place, a pretty large space was empty, felt a bit weird. Reading other reviews it might get very lively at the weekend. The music was interesting plenty of bouzouki in the mix I guess. The guy waitering sort of turned up and the disappeared for ages then reappeared, it was a bit weird. Feels a rather old school Manchester restaurant, a bit like stepping back in time. We had a enjoyable meal and spent a couple of hours there, would have stayed longer but "they didn't have a coffee machine downstairs" so we skipped baklava and went out into the freezing night to try to score coffee.