The best restaurants in East Bury North West

Pedí el brisket de Rendang con Mie Goreng, con una bebida de té de jazmín de miel. El Brisket no era estupendo, de mala calidad, carne grasa. El "Mie goreng" eran solo fideos instantáneos, muy baratos. El té estaba bien, pero muy caro. Definitivamente no obtuve la calidad que pagué.

Lovely busy classic Indian restaurant

Pleasant place to sit near Bury Market.

Very good coffee shop. Lots of seating and spacious too. Good coffee.

Keema naan was really stodgy, the curry we left because it was quite tasteless, I understand it’s a basic curry mix, I will make my own next time and save £17. We have used punjabs for many years.

Had a good experience at this Costa. The bacon bap I ordered was really nice, the staff were friendly and welcoming, and the place looked clean. The only downside was that they didn’t have an offer I usually take advantage of in other Costa stores, where I’d get a latte for a cheaper price along with the bap. A tad disappointing, but obviously that isn't a huge issue as I'm not a regular customer, and overall I’d definitely still come back here again!

Thy cancel my order after over hour waiting. Easter of time and money this place

Recently changed management, at first the beer was excellent as usual, but unfortunately new barman is either not trained up to pull pints or doesn't care. Shame used to go in regularly as the beer was first class, unless this problem is rectified won't be 🤔😒😒

Didnt have food so cant rate properly..nipped in for a pint...nice and quiet but looks later on can be busy...still ok at the time

This place has been right on my doorstep for a few years, but never bothered until fairly recently. Had a few meals now, and I'm mostly impressed. The salt n pepper chips, salt n pepper fish, veg chow mein, egg fried rice, all deserve a mention. Very nice. They need to visit Happy Seasons down the road in Whitefield to learn how to make prawn toast though.

A very bad experience of making a telephone pickup order in the morning and even after calling the owner Shazia that her restaurant phone line just rings and goes to the answering machine, she promised to find out and let me know. I waited in vain but then decided to go to the restaurant directly. There were only a family of 5, another 2 tables with 4 persons and then you have the counter staff with 3 kitchen staffs. The phones kept ringing but was avoided. After 10 min the counter hostess/cook took my order and when I asked her why they are not picking the phone which could be orders for more business, she stated “The customers in the restaurant get first preference and those that call will be picked only if they are less busy”. What a joke ? Seems like the owner is also satisfied with such hospitality. Anyhow I ordered which took 20 min more to get ready. I ordered the Kheema (curry) with 4 plain parathas. She did not pack it well so on reaching home all the oil was dripping out of the container. The parathas were so oily too for the first time like someone had just soaked all the oil in it. It was the worst experience and taste I have ever had which is surprising that I love their food the first time I ate there. I shall never eat again from there as it gave me an upset stomach.

Staff extremely friendly, food absolutely delicious. Overall a really good way to spend an afternoon. Would most definitely recommend!

Junk food at its best, ok as a `dirty` treat. Nasty but nice. Not for the health conscious and cheap prices.

I order from PP on a regular basis and the menu is quite wide. I have found the delivery service and being served in store to be faultless.

Great tasting pizza and super friendly staff. Loved the two for £10 cocktails! Our booking was for 13 people and the staff coped with us. Can’t wait to go back.