The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Davyhulme East Trafford North West

We absolutely love Lift Up! As very frequent visiters to Chill we are here often. Fab tea and hot chocolate (gold dust anyone?!) and the cakes are epic. Especially love the banana bread and homemade cakes. Food is lovely and even the fussy ones find something. Would like to visit to dine and drink in a bit more but one member of our family gets a bit anxious in closed in spaces so it can be a bit much as often very busy. Takeaway is an option available.

Went today ,with a friend, to take my brother out for lunch . He has obvious memory impairments . The staff could not have been more supportive & compassionate . They went the extra mile to make us feel welcome . The food was excellent & piping hot . As an extra bonus the teapots & milk churns poured beautifully !!! Would 100% give this a try 👍☺️🎉We look forward to our next visit

Great cafe. Stayed for an hour whilst my car was in for a new windscreen and was able to work whilst having breakfast. Coffee and bacon barn for £5, what’s not to like.

If you're into smoothies and fresh juices. This is heaven on earth for you. There's so many delicious yet low calorie options for you and if you don't like the menu, you can create your own healthy drink for £5.55 and you can add as much fruits/ veg as you like. It really fills you up.

Really friendly staff, nice food but needed more focus on cleanliness. Huge spill next to us that was ignored for the whole time we were there despite staff walking around chatting to customers

Had a carvery, the food was excellent and brilliant value. There was a real nice atmosphere in the place. The waitress Kay was extremely friendly and helpful. Would defiantly recommend.

Lovely atmosphere relaxing, older clientele. And the beers was about a pound cheaper than the pub's I'd been in previously.🍻😜👍

Imagine paradise. Imagine it as a place on a map. In your mind, drop a pin there… then start walking. Walk away from it as far as you possibly can in the universe you’ve just created. Then drop another pin. That pin is as far away from perfect as you can get… that pin, if you will, is hell. Now, again imagine you tap that pin. Yes… you guessed it. That pin is Yo Sushi at the Trafford Center. Only worse… because going to hell at least has a sense of justice to it. You end up in hell because you did something. I ended up in Yo Sushi, the real incarnation of hell, because my kids wanted to go there. That seems like a harsh punishment. What makes it hell is that in no way does it live up to any of its promises. This is meant to be luxury, exotic, flavoursome… frankly Yo Sushi should have a licence from the FCA to arrange personal loans and mortgages to pay the bill. Their food is so expensive that it is perfectly reasonable to expect it to cure cancer, reverse male pattern baldness, or serve as the world heavyweight champion of aphrodisiacs… But instead, what you get is to wait in a long queue in a shop that’s too hot for it to be good for anyone - another way it is very much like hell. You are sat in grubby, dirty, dilapidated surroundings, and even though I came with small children, you are sat at a bar that in no way lends itself to supervising kids. To the best of my knowledge there is no way to summon waiting staff - I understood they did not use the app and had to be summoned. Only I assume they had to be summoned by telephone, by email, even perhaps by telepathy, because none were around to be summoned by more traditional means. Finally, when my seven year old had got sick of waiting, he went to find one, in a moment I found out about a split second too late, because he was next to me at a bar, not in front of me at a table. When the server was to be found, she knew about as much about the menu as I do about open heart surgery (read: I am not a cardio thoracic surgeon). Couldn’t guide me through the dishes, couldn’t tell me how the menu had changed, couldn’t suggest any alternatives. It was, almost exactly, like talking to a hand puppet. Only hand puppets are fun. This was like putting a knitting needle into my ear. So, with my kids having eaten four plates alone. Four small plates. With pennies worth of food on them, I got sick of the shoddy experience, baulked at the idea of having my pocket picked to be treated like.a simpleton and left. The cost for those four plates? A few pence shy of £18. So in short - I would not recommend this food venue to anyone - unless I bitterly hated them, because I’d caught them in bed with my wife, after driving my car, and having ingratiated themselves to my friends. Then and only then could I loathe someone enough to recommend eating at this establishment. For less dramatic occasions - give it a dramatic swerve. Your bank manager and your sensibilities will thank you.

This is the second review I have written for The Lodge. The last was in Jan 2023 when I felt compelled to write a 'poor' review regarding my experience when sitting watching my daughter have her skiing lesson. AT THAT TIME - the place looked dreadful, there were dirty dishes on most of the tables in the servery area, yet the staff were stood talking, I heard them say they had run out of clean cups, they seemed totally unaware or disinterested in the state of the place and the customer experience. HOWEVER, today I ate lunch there, Tuna Mayo Ciabatta and Fries & a glass of draught lemonade. The drink was fresh, fizzy & cold & the food was very tasty & hot. The lady who served me was very pleasant and the service was quick.

I went in with my daughters, they both got a fancy chocolate drink with cream, i can't remember the name and they got 2 different slice of cakes, they loved it I gave 5 stars for drinks and cakes because my girls always get them I liked the atmosphere, that's why i gave 5 stars because people were relaxing, enjoying their drink, it was calm and the lights weren't bright, i liked it because I'm very sensitive to lights. Some lady came in and sat down to charge her phone and she just took her coat of and as she sat down, she said, i needed this,she seemed so relaxed, she went on her phone chatting away, no one said, anything to her Service was good, they cleaned up as the customers left We sat for a while even when the girls finished their drinks My girls come here alot, every time they're in Trafford

I call into Eat each time I visit the Trafford Centre. The staff are friendly and there is always a decent selection of freshly made sandwiches available. The hot food is excellent too with hotspots, pies etc.Coffee is one of the better ones served in the Trafford centre and the eating area is always clean, tidy with a good atmosphere.

DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS RESTAURANT ONLINE. Not in control of their delivery service, won’t contact you to say it’s late and haven’t been able to offer any type of refund. We had to come collect after paying for delivery, delivery driver never turned up but marked order as delivered and restaurant can confirm as they were never picked up. We decided to pick up the milkshakes in person and paid for them again in store as we were told we could just cancel our order online and get a refund for our delivery fee too. However ive now been charged twice and the restaurant have failed to offer any kind of compensation for this

lovely cocktail barman makes an excelent long island ice tea with all brand name liquors for £6.50 it was very decent price.

Ridiculously long queuing time on a Friday afternoon. Staff very slow preparing boxes and taking payment. Food tasty.

Ordered a drink and was given the wrong drink. Which is okay as mistakes can happen. Unfortunately as I went to go and ask to swap My drink. I was looked at and given a High school dirty look from a staff member called Caitlin. I have never since high school been given a childish look. Went to the counter and the lovely lady there said it was her mistake and my drink was made there. But the service and atmosphere was awful from Caitlin