How This Works?
We have teamed up with big online takeaway order websites to provide an online order facility for our visitors. Simply locate the takeaway restaurant by typing in your postcode at the top of the page and look out for listings with the green "order online" button. This will then take you to our partner's site to choose dishes and order food for delivery.
Reviews Is What Counts
We are building our database based on reviews left by real people just like you. We have to admit though that it's by people's nature to most likely leave reviews if they were unhappy with food or service. If you are happy with your meal - you'll be enjoying your evening without the though of going online and sharing your experience.
Here's some of the latest takeaway restaurant reviews left on our website:
| Paul (14th Apr 2012 14:23) - Mamra Indian Takeaway |
Food:
Service: | I'm a curry eater since I was a child my father introduced the famous chicken tikka masala to me, as time went by I grew elder I was more indulged by spice my favourite curry now was simply chicken madras. Mamra is my local takeaway I had a takeaway from there which was average in price but not average in food it was the worst chicken madras I ever had, the chicken smelled like it was just out the slaughter house! Folks not even recommended for my dog I rather go to somewhere cheaper. If I was to score this 1 being crap going to words 10 being fantastic I would score 2. |  | | Philip Todd (26th Mar 2012 16:59) - Piccante |
Food:
Service: | its so so so so nice. they give you large portions as well. the pizzas are absolutely fab plus donner kebab is the nicest thing I have had. | | | Andrew (23rd Mar 2012 21:17) - Ashton Grill & Curry House |
Food:
Service: | I was very unhappy with the food and service. * I ordered steak with rice. Instead, I received very hot and spicy mince meat with a fried egg on it. I don“t know how steak can actually mean spicy minced meat, but unfortunately this had to be given to the dog as it was not edible. * I also ordered a kebab that was marked “chapli“. The kebab was fine, but again there was a fried egg on it. I complained via Just Eat (who were very helpful) to the restaurant Ashton Grill and Curry House about the two above issues, and I was asked if I wanted a replacement or a refund. I requested a refund. Ashton Grill and Curry House refused to acknowledge there was a problem. Their response was that “chapli“ means with egg on it. How, as an English guy I am supposed to know this I do not know. They didn“t respond to the fact that my steak was in fact spicy mince meat. All in all I was not happy with the food (although my dog loved it) as the only things I ate were two onion bajis worth £1.80 and the kebab, also £1.80. The total cost of the meal was £10 (the minimum order). | |
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