Victoria Square

Cotta

Hi All,


Where are the best places to eat around Victoria Square that are not too expensive?


Thanks

guiriman

Have eaten in both Wagamama and Pizza Express and both were good. Chiquito was ok for food but the service was awful, 40 minutes to get the bill and get it paid, I almost had to physically restrain a waiter to get them to take our money so we could go.

BOBS

We love Nandos and that would be first choice, Frankie and Bennys also good (much better than the Coleraine one!) , Prezzo also does good food. You are spoiled for choice. They are all chains of restaurants but all decent grub!

Milko

Kitchen Bar

ballyblack

Morning Star, Pottingers Entry. Bar buffett during the day £6, 12-4 pm 'eat as much as you like'

Excellent quality

http://www.themorningstarbar.com/serving.html


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jenheiffer

guiriman wrote: »

Have eaten in both Wagamama and Pizza Express and both were good. Chiquito was ok for food but the service was awful, 40 minutes to get the bill and get it paid, I almost had to physically restrain a waiter to get them to take our money so we could go.

Chiquito sells nothing but junk food imo. Pizza Express is OK but over-priced. Personally I think Pizza Hut is good value (at lunch-time anyway).

jenheiffer

Milko wrote: »

Kitchen Bar

ballyblack wrote: »

Morning Star, Pottingers Entry. Bar buffett during the day £6, 12-4 pm 'eat as much as you like'

Excellent quality

http://www.themorningstarbar.com/serving.html


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These aren't actually in Victoria Square.

RikM

Just outside: Little Wing. Much better pizza than Pizza Express.
Inside, Nandos, Cosmo.
I haven't tried the Wagamama (the original in London was good, but the company changed hands since then).
Avoid TGI Friday.

guiriman

jenheiffer wrote: »

Chiquito sells nothing but junk food imo. Pizza Express is OK but over-priced. Personally I think Pizza Hut is good value (at lunch-time anyway).

Fully agree that Pizza Express is over-priced, but there's so many offers for it I've never paid full price anyway.

Milko

jenheiffer wrote: »

These aren't actually in Victoria Square.

Thanks to my new orthopaedic shoes, I stand to be corrected.
However, with an address of 1 Victoria Square ... I think I can swing the Kitchen Bar comment


Pedantic ? ... much


Given the OP was asking advice / opinions, I simply provided one & given that the Kitchen bar is probably closer to any entrance / exit than any of the "foodcourt" venues, well ...


Maybe we'd all be better saying nothing in future ... that would make for a helpful forum

jenheiffer

Calm down, Milko. I was just saying. No offence meant.