The best restaurants serving British food in Ordsall Salford North West

Imagine a world where Slug and Lettuce tripled their prices. This is it. Steak was tougher than the Erik ten Hag era.

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.

I regularly come to Turtle bay but it was my first visit to the Salford Quays chain. Excellent food, drinks and service as usual. Our waitress Dani was very helpful and kind. We had a bottomless brunch and she was excellent at coming back regularly to check that we always had a drink!

Brilliant place to dine pre theatre. Service excellent, friendly and helpful staff. Food well cooked and presented. Good value for money and in the same building as the Lowry Theatre.

We had afternoon tea ☕ here and very nice it was.

Despite staying in a hotel right beside this so called “hospitality venue” and having done literally nothing to cause so called staff at this “Hungry Horse” shambles to have a problem I was refused admission. I had committed the sin of going to watch Manchester United as an away fan. Although actually it was made clear the Hungry Horse was only prepared to admit and do business with people who had bought tickets as home Manchester United fans. Hard to tell if they were and are being strangely judgemental about me and my friends or about Man Utd fans but it seemed ignorant, inappropriate and unacceptable to me and my friends. Avoid this whole area around Salford Quays if Manchester United are playing at home. You are not welcome and that will be made very clear to you.

Nice atmosphere with a big screen and some games machines. Friendly staff and service too. Beer decent and food was ok, lost a 'star' from the rating due to the prices being too high. But recommended.

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.

Dudnt stay hotel ,called in for food an drink aswan staying nearby ,great vibe in the pub ,friendly staff ,pretty goid pub grub

Super cool pub. Good choice of beers, lot of table games. Good people here...

My hubby and I visited for our dinner before the Ed Byrne performance at The Lowry Having read some of the reviews I was a little concerned but needn't have been. The staff were very friendly and professional, the restaurant was spotlessly clean and the service excellent. We ordered starters which came out in a reasonable time and we both opted for steak for main courser. The fillet my husband had was a beautiful cut, cooked to perfection served with lovey sides. My ribeye was delicious, well seasoned and cooked again with delicious sides. I honestly can't fault this restaurant and wouldn't hesitate in going back if in the area again. Thanks

Unfortunately I didn't experience the quality of food and the customer service from the staff due to waiting 10 minutes at the door to be seated and was the only customer in the restaurant at lunchtime but I did observe 2 members of staff who noticed me waiting and still continued to chat with the kitchen staff...Poor customer service within hospitality. After waiting the length of time I waited I left but then noticed a male server Coming to Greet me by this time it was to late and I business elsewhere.

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.

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.