The best restaurants serving British food in Ordsall Salford North West

Brilliant food and service with reasonably priced meals. I had a carbonara and it was probably the best I had. Loved the little cheese baskets that were on top of the dish holding the Parmesan.

Delicious food! Our server Mark was so friendly and made the experience amazing :)

I've come here a few times with my family. The food is usually good but on my visit on 05.05.2025, something's changed and not for good. The menu has changed, the food once flavourful food is now bland. We had the goat curry and brown chicken. The portions were small and served in bowls to create the illusion of a larger portion. No seasoning or flavour whatsoever. The drinks are also now really watered down, so not worth it. And to top it off, the app no longer works properly, so any points previously collected by loyal customers can no longer be redeemed. Sadly, I won't be coming back.

We went for a gig at The Lowry and thought we could have a nice experience having a meal here. Bad choice. I ordered a steak pie and got nothing but a chopped teeth. The pastry was hard as a rock and completely empty, no a single piece of meat or even gravy! The best in that plate was the mushy peas and that is high compliment. Avoid eating here. It was highway robbery.

First of all, we went in, sat down, offered the menu. We did ask about if the traditional afternoon tea has the tea or coffee included. They checked and said yes, but didn’t explain what sort of coffee or tea they offer… a bit meh Got asked about if we have allergy 4 times in a row in the window of 10 mins, I guess it’s like a ‘triple confirm’ situation… Food was okay. Sandwiches are a bit dry and blend…(would have expected better quality)… scones were lovely. Desserts were okay. good size… nothing special. They did come and checked about if we needed extra coffee/drink every 10 mins, that might seem to be a bit too much or overwhelming… For the price point, I will definitely go to a different hotel for afternoon tea in Manchester! Or even Richmond tea room :)

Stopped off for drinks during a visit to media city. Decent bar with very friendly staff. They obviously had an issue with gas in the lines but they were quick to rectify the issue. Great work. See you again soon

Good food and great location. Who doesn't love a steak whilst looking over the Quays.

We were staying locally, called in couple of times. We ate on Wednesday, food was excellent especially as it was busy. The staff were all friendly and extremely efficient. The cleanliness and attention of everyone is a testament to the outlet. Thank you, will be returning,....

Great old school pub with good beers

The rooms were smart and tidy and does surprise you if you looked from the front and the check-in area. They were modern looking. The only thing lacking was a small hair dryer 😊

A really disappointing experience. My friend and I had a wonderful concert booked and wanted to get a nice dinner afterwards but in hindsight, I regretted booking this restaurant. Although the restaurant looks good, the food was really underwhelming. I ordered the Katsu chicken curry and chicken had no salt. I had to try and salt it to make it better. Even after that, it was still underwhelming and definitely needs more seasoning. My friend ordered the two types of sushi and left most of it on her plate. We thought about packing the food for her partner to have later but then we were informed they had a no take away policy which is wild in this day and age. The only thing we enjoyed was the popcorn halloumi but for the amount we spent, we truly felt there was very little value for money.

I had a really good time and the food was lovely. I was served by Jack who made the experience amazing. I will definitely be coming back.

We attended for my husbands birthday, we had the full rack of ribs with sweet potato fries for me and regular fried for my husband, coleslaw and corn bread it was delicious

Visited around 3:30 pm for coffee and cake. They had some wrapped Eccles cake and a few pieces of "home made" caramel cake. These didn't look attractive but we decided to give it a try anyway. How a respectable supermarket like Sainsbury's allows a cafe to be open when there is virtually no choice and when what is on offer is way below what is acceptable, is beyond belief. We paid almost £10 for dry cake and some coffee. Total waste of money and infuriating.