Sharon Byrne is the guest blogger of the day. She wrote a review of The Yeti’s Retreat, based in Heaton Mersey (Cheshire). Opened in early December, The Yeti’s Retreat (cleverly named by Moor Magazine readers) is all set to relight the flame of culinary passion for Heaton Mersey folk. Run by family members Steve, KC,…
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Mumtaz is one of Yorkshire’s leading Indian restaurants and is best known for its authentic Kashmiri dishes and mango lassi. The company’s humble beginnings can be traced back to 1979 when it was founded by the late Farzand Begum, starting off as a small cafe selling samosas in Bradford. Later they expanded into a full a…
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Hale is a food-lovers’ fantasy factory and its numerous high-quality restaurants attract more than a fair share of premier league footballers as well as an endless stream of leggy blonde ladies in white 4x4s….
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Cafe Zouk “tea bar and grill” is one of a new breed of Indian Restaurants such as East z East and Akbars that are finding favour with curry fans. With more modern styling and an emphasis on traditional cooking styles this new breed is attracting a younger, urban audience….
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Try Thai is a Thai restaurant located in the heart of Manchester‘s Chinatown. It has recently expanded to seat more people and one of the Curry Culture team visited to see how they were getting on….
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This unassuming restaurant is nestled away in the small village of Norden in North West Rochdale. Part of the local community for almost 25 years, the charm of this place lies in its consistency….
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Mughli is one of the better restaurants in Manchester and as far as we’re concerned the best on the Curry Mile….
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Bukhara in Samlesbury near Preston is a modern, out of town restaurant ideal for the whole family. One of the Curry Culture team visited with their family recently and this is their impression….
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