Ephesus — Restaurant in Great Britain

Wasn't sure about eating here as it appeared very dark from the outside. However, going into the restaurant, the staff were all super friendly and polite. Was shown to a table straight away and present with some menus. There is a really good choice to please everyone here. Our table was right next to the kitchen window where you can see the chef who does all the kebabs, etc, on the open plan grill. I had the halloumi and spicy sausage for starters and then the chicken shish for a main course. Both were full of flavour and pipping hot. Really enjoyed it. The chicken sish was very large, along with rice.

Bread and dips were on the table, the spicy dip having a good kick to it. Bread being nice and hot...

Overall, really good food along with very...

Surprisingly good food at very reasonable prices at around £16/head including drinks and a side. I had the platter for 2 which gives you samples of most of the meat options, all of which were great. The minced lamb skewer looks home made. The bread that arrived at the beginning of the meal was still hot and great too.

The atmosphere of the place is nice with a traditional feel. The seating is split into two sections and the staff let you pick where you'd like to sit (this may have been because it was a quiet time of day for them). Around the walls of the seating areas are lots of "Did you know?" facts which can be interesting.

Paying by card, gratuity was optional on the machine which gave choices of 5, 10 and 15%

Overall, it was a very...

my partner booked a table for 2 at the end of October PM. On arrival we were seated direct opposite the front door which had been wedged open. There was a strong draught on our table so I asked who i assume was the manager if we could have a different table which he immediately dismissed with "NO" I asked if he could at least close the door which again he dismissed with "NO" We sat at the table for several minutes and saw passing customers who had not booked being seated in different parts of the restaurant. For that reason we left, there are plenty of other restaurants on Preston St and we found a lovely Turkish restaurant on the same street who had our business. I would describe this manager to be rude, arrogant...