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Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Radcliffe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Middle Eastern food in Radcliffe, Bury, including Anatolian Grill, Istanbul Grill Prestwich, Antalya Grill Restaurant, Remal Restaurant, JS Restaurant
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1. Anatolian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 465 reviews
A Modern Turkish Restaurant with the freshest food and an excellent Turkish drinks menu. Offering anything from a mezze feast to a up too a full blown 5 course meal. We also have the lovely Mezze9 upstairs on our mezzanine floor, whether you are looking f
Reviewed By bollinway
Took my elderly mum who has dementia and the staff couldnât have been more helpful without making us feel the need to explain my mums condition We were there for lunch and the 2 course menu for just under £10 was excellent value We ordered soup to start followed by a main course each and soft drinks Everything was served promptly The food was served hot , was very tasty and ample portions Can recommend and we will definitely go back
2. Istanbul Grill Prestwich
Overall Ratings
4 based on 881 reviews
Authentic Turkish & Middle Eastern Cuisine Serving All Day Lunch & Dinner
Reviewed By vickiwslattery
Vegan review: Great location, great service, lovely staff. Vegan options not marked on the menu and wasnât very forthcoming with options when I asked what I could have, as he said everything in Turkey has meat in and they only do vegetarian dishes as theyâre in England. I opted for the imam bayildi which was served with houmous instead of yogurt. Food was tasty, a bit on the pricey side for a Sunday afternoon.
3. Antalya Grill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 238 reviews
Turkish, Mediterranean, European, Middle-eastern, Vegetarian friendly, Vegan Option, Gluten free option, Seafood option, HALAL
Reviewed By Lesley F
Friends and I called for lunch today. The food was devine the service was excellent and the whole experience was fantastic. The price was good too. Thanks for a lovely afternoon.
4. Remal Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F
Remal is a pleasant restaurant in Prestwich village, Being on the main road out of Manchester parking is short, but it is 5 minutes walk from the main shopping centre car park, which is free. The menu is mainly meat based, but really tasty and the staff are helpful and friendly. It doesn't have a licence, but you are free to bring your own wine, and they will provide the glasses. Should you be really partial to wine, there is an outdoor just a little way down the road, and it is handy for the bus and the Metro, so you don't even have to drive.
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5. JS Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
About Us Welcome to JS Restaurant JS is the oldest kosher restaurant in Manchester, our reputation for quality food and good service has grown and grown over the years from our humble beginnings in 1956 to a restaurant which can now cater for over 150 din
Reviewed By jeff1894
This place had a makeover a year or so ago, following a fire, and it looks only slightly different now. Iâm not sure that the changes are for the better, as the benches and chairs make it look more like a cafe (as opposed to a restaurant) now. The menu has also changed quite a bit - itâs more restricted now, and it has more of a Middle eastern feel than a traditional kosher feel. In other respects, though, itâs still the same: you still get service that floats between unfussy (on the edge of surly) and helpful, and the waitresses were particularly good at advising my son on the kidsâ portions and helping him to decide whether to order from the kidsâ menu or from the adultsâ (and offering to adapt the latter to suit him). The best bit, as ever, was the food, with large portions as usual: good, hot chicken soup (although a bit too salty), and good teriyaki chicken (with the customary excellent chips); the lamb was good too (a huge portion), and my son was very happy with both his burger and his hot dog. The desserts were a bit disappointing, with the description of the chocolate explosion somewhat over-selling the rich, distinctly unchocolately product that arrived. The least impressive bit was that there wasnât a lock on the gentsâ loo - with only one male loo facility (no urinals), it really isnât good enough to expect occupants to sit (or stand) there knowing that some unwitting other customer might walk in at any time. This restaurant of course corners the market, but it wouldnât take much to convert it from being a decent place to a very good place. As it is, thereâs a just a bit too much of taking the clientele for granted for me to be truly evangelical about it.
