Rozafa in Manchester

Beutifull place.family runn8ng bussines

Great family run restaurant. 2nd visit. Good food. Great service.

Stumbled across this quirky little eatery. Staff were great, helped us choose after being unsure what to order. Delicious lunch , definitely will return

Unsure what I think...but i don't think I would return. The pastries which are polish ? ere greasy and I would say slightly overpriced. Cheese ones tasted pretty good.

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.