The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in North West

We visited on a recommendation and we were so glad we did. This quaint little gem of a bakery is tremendous.. The selection of fresh cakes, pastries and bread is amazing. You will go in with an idea of what cake you want to have but once you stand infront of the vast choice in the glass cabinet you will be stood there choosing for a good 10 minutes lol. The young ladies serving are very attentive and knowledgeable about the ingredients and dietary values. We have been 3 times now and although you initially think it's a bit pricey, the cakes are enormous and very satisfying. We'll worth a try... But you WILL go back for more! Yum yum!

By pure chance I came upon this little hidden gem. It was an open day as the establishment is under new management. All I can say is congratulations everything was absolutely gorgeous. I had the daily special of chicken curry rice and chips. The meal was amazing, so much so I’ll definitely be taking home my favourite specials for my families evening meal, the take out containers are sturdy and leak proof. My friend opted for a wrap which was generously filled with succulent hot steak and cheese with her choice from a fabulous array of fresh Salad options, for an extra treat you can get chips, for one pound extra. We sat upstairs the eating area was scrupulously clean, however it’s small. As there’s a daily special each day, it’s worth ringing up, the staff are super friendly and they’ll take pre orders, something I’d definitely recommend to avoid disappointment, this place is going to get incredibly popular, especially when the students come back!

It was great. I went with my friends and was recommended the vegan wrap, and got the pistachio brownie. It tasted great with good portions.

A “Meh” experience behind the stars. This review is based on our 3 Michelin star dining experience - which, honestly, felt very mid. We went for the evening menu with the prestige wine pairing, hoping for something special. It started off underwhelming with bar snacks and cocktails, a Negroni and an old fashioned at £18 each (not including 12.5% service charge). I could’ve made a better one at home. The drink was diluted within minutes thanks to a handful of ice cubes instead of a proper, well thought out single block. If you’re going to charge nearly £20, at least consult a decent mixologist. Our table placement didn’t help matters. We were seated against a wall, far from the main energy of the restaurant, with blinding overhead lights and zero atmosphere. About an hour later, more guests arrived, including a table positioned directly opposite ours. Thanks to the awkward layout, we ended up locked in an unintentional staring contest all evening. It was uncomfortable and honestly quite bizarre for a restaurant of this calibre. Let’s talk about the espresso. £10 for a single shot. Sure, a markup is expected in fine dining, but this felt borderline insulting. When we asked why it was so expensive, hoping for some insight into the beans or process, the response was simply: “Yeah, it’s the coffee we use.” Not exactly the thoughtful explanation you’d expect at this level. The food? Good. Great presentation and lots of attention to detail, but no single dish stood out and at this level, there really should be a standout moment. That’s part of what you’re paying for. A small but telling detail: we weren’t served by a single woman the entire time, and I only spotted one in the kitchen. It’s 2025, this feels outdated and disappointing. We shared our feedback after the meal, but it didn’t feel like they were particularly interested. When we mentioned that we expected more from a 3 Michelin star experience, the response was along the lines of, “It’s hard to live up to expectations.” Not exactly reassuring. In the end, it was the atmosphere that really let the whole evening down. With so many Michelin starred options in the area, I’d suggest trying somewhere else first. I won’t be returning to Moor Hall.

Excellent service and wonderful food. Great choice of small plates, served when fresh and ready. Sea bass was great, as were the cocktails!

Easily the best meal I’ve had in the Northwest. Very, very good. The owner chatted and it felt far from forced, he’s someone who loves what he does and you can see it in him. The food was outstanding, particularly the starters!

One of the best places you can eat in the country. Lovely staff, incredible food, perfect pairings. Huge props to the whole team, we had a lovely time.

Only one thing to say this is an amazing experience fantastic a must try. Do not miss this you would regret it. You won’t be disappointed.

Best Polish food I have ever had in the UK!! atmosphere is so cozy and warm definitely worth visiting, also definitely try the cheesecake it s yum

Delicious, fresh food and very nice service, I highly recommend! ☺️

What a fantastic find! Traditional Polish dishes cooked to perfection! Absolutely delicious! Really friendly staff and homely atmosphere! You can also buy bigos/golabki/smalec made from scratch in a jar! And take any leftovers home! Good selection of Polish beers! Definitely will be back and highly recommend!

What a gem! My son and his girlfriend have been here before as they live locally, so they took e last weekend. What a gorgeous little place it's very small, cosy and perfect!! We had hot caramel waffles and a coffee... Gorgeous! Highly recommend a visit

Genuinely warm welcome from the host and a very polite waitress who took time to talk us through the various dishes and to provide advice on how many dips and tapas to have for 2 people. The food was fresh and clean with no processed food in sight. The Nero D’avola wine was very good and the home made breads and salads were excellent. The 3 dips and 5 tapas dishes advised were just about right for 2 people. the food was reasonably priced and the service was top class. Will definitely return.

Late Mothers day meal (planned) great service, helpful staff & the food was Fab. The staff gave me my dessert to go 😋