The best restaurants serving Mediterranean food in North West

average by any standard. Really not the place for a lavish meal. I generally go out when I stay. Service is OK but not spectacular

Went to the bottomless brunch on Sunday . Very impressed with the service we received. They were very attentive and we was never without a drink. Food was great too. Wide selection of drinks. Will be returning. Can’t thank them enough for the great service.

For an airport hotel this was really rather good. Great menu, great service, tasty food. Pleasant inside, reasonable prices. I would go back.

Much improved. Good food,service and beer selection.

Brilliant service by a friendly and helpful young man. Nothing was too much trouble and left with a smile on my face

Visited at the weekend with friends, had tomato and basil soup, with garlic, seasalt and tomato flat bread, it wa so good, that I took my hubby there yesterday for lunch, and had the same! Lovely staff, decor is fab. Definitely recommended 👌

Appalling Over two and half hours, too many phone calls kept getting told it was on the way be ten minutes, better minutes, be five minutes. Told driver was not answering their phone. Never called back as they said they would not once! Food eventually arrived stone cold! Not even slight heat. Couldn’t eat as was chicken and had a 3 year old and a pregnant daughter with me. Spoke to restaurant again and the rude and patronising staff again said they would call back after the investigated refund. Still waiting!!!!!!!!

Looks closed and believe planning permission hasbeen granted for change to residential use. Past reviews seem to indicate they are never open except perhaps for some private functions.

“I think we’re due a Nando’s” (Byrne, J. 2023) Yes, I think you’re right. I had barely woken up, only just began a coffee, and my day was already sorted. I jumped in shower like a man on fire. With hair still damp, I rushed to the car and drove within the speed limit to the Byrne’s house - the man who had started this early afternoon frenzy. Blackpool or Wales? I posed the question, waited with excitement as he answered ‘wales of course’ with a laugh as he said it. He thought this was a joke. A joke! You think I joke about Nando’s?!? As we drove towards the M58 on this surprisingly hot day, he noticed this was not the way to our usual Nando’s. The Nando’s of the checkshirt. The Nando’s of the coast. A Nando’s with some character. The Byrne said ‘wait are we not going to southport’ I said ‘no, I don’t joke about Nando’s!’ Alas, however, north wales was no longer an option, just as I don’t joke about Nando’s - I don’t kidnap either. Aintree. That was our new destination. Hurtling down the m58 at 72mph (yes I’m that bad) we arrived in no time. We were welcomed by the pink haired flair infused server. She asked us where we wanted to sit, taken aback by such a freedom I had never before been afforded we said ‘oh I don’t mind’. Truth was, I did mind, but I hadn’t had chance to survey the restaurant, I didn’t know where was best, what if we chose a bad place, the ramifications don’t bear thinking about. She persisted, forcing us into a choice, and out in the distance we saw a booth- the best place to perch when munching on chicken. It was a good choice, and the ordering began. A pleasant surprise awaited me before checking out on the Nando’s app- I had a red reward - my the divine hand of Nando’s had reached down and touched me. A gift. A miracle. The Byrne, however, waited to order, hopeful of an extra glass being provided when mine was brought. Nando’s were a step ahead. In record time my order was brought to me but even I was left glassless! I had paid the £3.50 for the soft drink, but yet I had no glass from which to drink. I enquired to the waitress who brought my scran, she was right on it and handed it to me as I collected my utensils. Yes, you read that right. I had received my food before even having got utensils. They caught me off guard, the delayed drink and quick food - was this some sort of parallel universe I had stumbled into? I pushed those thoughts aside, onto the food. Yeah, was nice I suppose :).

Becoming a favourite of ours now. Had a lovely lunch. We were served by Yasmin who was super friendly and helpful . Food was delicious too.

The barmaid Joanne was absolutely amazing, she was very friendly and very professional and all her tattoos were amazing and spelt correctly and she was also well versed and very friendly and sexy

Went to this restaurant and ordered two meals off of the specials menu - aubergine curry with rice as well as a grilled chicken with rice. However, when arrived, the foods did not look like anything off of the images on the menu and they didn’t give the sides that come with the meals which were Nan and chips. The food itself was tasteless and bland and massively disappointing as we were hungry and ready to try new foods of a different culture. A drink I ordered - called dogh a yoghurt drink, the server failed to mention the bitter sour watery taste of this drink. The taste and look of it was as though it was used dishwater. I am so upset my sister had to pay for this food, the only silver lining is that we paid the wages of that lovely server who took our order and apologised after.

Gorgeous, fresh food. Cannot rate this place highly enough. You have to try it. Chicken souvlaki to die for and pizza amazing. 10/10

Order was missing bread, salad and sauce for 1 of 2 kebabs. Phoned shop but guy was rude and unwilling to offer to deliver missing items even though they had been paid for. He then told me only one kebab comes with bread, salad etc???? Strange policy. In the end the guy was just making it up as he went along. Very poor. If I could give them zero stars I would.