The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North West

Waiting in the queue for two cups of tea and noticed at the serving hatch the person cooking and preparing food put salad on a customer’s plate with bare hands. Surely gloves should be worn on food preparation. Glad it was someone else’s food Old swan branch.

Nice little cafe with reasonable prices. Ordered basic breakfast for both us (eggs slightly overcooked) which portions are just enough for us, will come back again next time.

Called in for some lunch & asked about Gluten free, Waitress said they had Gluten free bread, My wife is a Coeliac, We watched the waitress right down Gluten free, When the sandwiches came out served by clearly by the lady that made them we double checked, She immediately took them away, when She returned she said sorry with a grin on her face and made some excuse about not noticing it on the order, I asked her if she had any idea how ill she would have made my Wife had she eaten the original sandwiches, she was enraged at this and said " I have said sorry if that is not enough you can do one", To serve allergens to someone with an allergen intolerance can Kill, This women is totally irresponsible

Had an 'Afternoon Tea' voucher as a present, and went into Manchester deliberately for a day out and to enjoy this. Shutters were down and empty.

Stopped as a spur of the moment breakfast and amazed by the location, happy friendly staff and the food and coffee was great. So nice to see an efficient team working collaborativly. Great job all. Pancakes and summer fruits got the thumbs up from our 3 year old. Even the dog got a treat. Happy 😊

Lovely breakfast and a decent price. Took around 45 minutes for it too arrive and tables who ordered after us got their meals first. Think they took longer with eggs on toast? Staff very nice.

Great food, great staff. Been coming for 8 years, the staff are so kind to me child would recommend to everyone + try a smoothie!

Visited here begging of February for sparkling afternoon tea with my partner . On arrival was greet with a smile and shown to our table, lovely relaxed atmosphere and the staff was friendly and couldn’t do enough for you , sandwich’s and mini cakes was lovely and the scones come with jam and clotted cream .. would highly recommend and great value for £19 each .would definitely visit again if in Blackpool !

Nero siempre bueno, mucho mejor café que Starbucks y consiguen hacer cola mucho mejor que Costa El acceso al inodoro es raro, el código para entrar entonces tienes que girar dos asas a más de un metro de distancia simultáneamente para salir, la superior es de aproximadamente 1. 7 m Desde el suelo, un niño (no el nuestro) no podía alcanzar y tuvimos que soltarlo desde el exterior... puerta muy pesada también

The food was phenomenal and my waitress Tilly was so lovely and helpful. Would definitely recommend checking out the surrounding woods also. Can’t wait to go back!

If you like walking and being besides the sea then this is an absolute must thing you should do whilst you are visiting Barrow

Nice food, good service, but very little choice and quite pricey, also the decor is dreadful don't know what the management are thinking about but it resembles a school or factory canteen more than a restaurant.

Could not believe it when I was asked for payment after ordering myself a bacon sandwich and cheese on toast for my partner. Cheese on toast £7.50 Bacon sandwich £7.25 (on a disgusting stale ciabatta that I can only think was previously frozen). I thought this would be the best snacks we had ever eaten after being charged such an extortionate prices. However, they did not even warm the ciabatta (which was stale in any event). VAT is still only 5%, so when it goes back to 20% next year will be an even bigger rip off. The people who own this cafe ought to be ashamed of themselves. I know business have been hit hard with this covid pandemic but everyone is struggling at the moment, its no excuse to blatantly rip people off. Not only was it a rip off price but it was nothing special to boot. Had better in a greasy spoon.

Went to the pub for the first time as a party of 5 to celebrate my mam's 88 birthday. The service was exceptionally good, the food was even better and the drinks flowed. Very well priced and definitely recommend this place to eat.

The Last Drop village is a lovely unique and pretty place to visit. I went for dinner yesterday afternoon and chose The Drop Inn, as havent been in for years. I chose the cheese and onion pie with root veg and vegan gravy and it was absolutley lovely. Also to my amazement and joy the plate was HOT!!! It is very rare I have found when visiting many venues that they bother to heat their plates up but I think this is totally necessary to keep your food warm throughout your meal so this was a big plus for me! Last but not least was the service....absolutely top notch professional , efficient and friendly service from the lovely gentleman named Miller! Very knowledgable and helpful adding to the enjoyable dining experience. I will definitely retun and highly recommend this place.*****