Safire Restaurant & Grill

Their Ramadan buffet is one of few in Manchester with reasonable price and variety of food. Zafrani ras malai is must to try, lots of bbq variety and chicken butter and palao rice were tasty but their Biryani and gravy item like nihari, karahi, paya were not up to the mark in taste. Overall 4⭐️

It was too crowded and service was not good.

Went with a group for an Eid dinner. Inadequate management and terrible service I have received today. First when we were having dinner, different staff members repeatedly asked us which group we were with, and despite us having paid in advance and letting them know which group we were with, they did not bother to check, and instead kept asking us about which group we were with. This was very insulting. Secondly it took about 45 mins to get a pitcher of moijto due to multiple instances of miscommunication in between the team in serving us. We were informed that the drinks are not included in the package when they were, and even after we said it’s fine and that we would pay, they still acted as if this discussion had not taken place, repeating the same words and kept treating us as though we were going to run away without paying, even though multiple people in the group said we were fine with paying an additional charge. Furthermore, another group member informed us they had paid before leaving and it was sorted out, however the management disputed this and asked for repayment. Terrible service from a Muslim restaurant especially on Eid day. Do not recommend anyone visiting here or hosting a gathering.

Last year the food was great, service was also good, it was a walk in. This year, first time we were refused a table because we had to have an advanced booking, then we booked in advance and paid a £12 fee to book the table. Service wasnt great, the staff ignored us at entry. Finally got a table. Food was less than average, desserts were good. . When leaving we were charged the full price, they did not discount the price paid for the table... said we would be refunded. Thats strange because normally the booking fee is diacounted off the price at the end... Overall, food was average or less, desserts good, drinks overpriced. Wouldnt go again.

Visited this halal restaurant in Manchester for iftar buffet in Ramadan. For 20.99 per person - this place offers a huge variety of options. From pakoras to nihari to desserts. Drinks not included (ofc) We prebooked through their website, which super easy. Parking space is quite limited. Iftar included a variety of items, including chana chaat, kebabs, nuggets, samosas, etc. The main courses included biryani, lamb/ chicken karahi, naan, chinese fried rice, saag and the star of the show, lamb shank nihari which tasted amazing. The best thing about the buffet was almost everything tasted very good, unlike other places. The desserts included ice cream, shahi tukrey, gulaab jaman, cakes, and baklavas. It's an excellent option if you wanna try a wide variety of food in just £21. Highly recommended

Best in Manchester!!

Absolute disgusting treatment! To ring and ask for a table and then turn up and be told theirs no tables in the rudest manner when frustrated in the month of Ramadhan disgusting!!!! The young lad was so so rude

Came here for the ramadan buffet food was good dessert and starters

Varity of food,very nice taste ,excellent customer service and friendly envorenment.