Topic: Remember the Gaylord in Manchester ?

[Ghoulie]

One of the  best truly Indian restaurants in the Manchester area........... well it closed down 4 years ago.

The good news is - the same people have re-opened as Seven Spices in Cheadle Hulme village & the food is as before - excellent

[JerryM]

Ghoulie,

i do remember the Gaylord. was it just off the main drag near the arndale.

alas could never afford the prices and frequented the plazza cafe instead.

it's a bit of a jaunt for me but will keep it in mind.

[Ghoulie]

yes m8 same place - it was next to the Post Office at Spring Gardens.

Prices are still uppy at the new Seven Spices in Cheadle Hulme - but you get what you apy for - food second to none.

Also another excellent authentic Indian in Bowdon - just opposite the Church - & also pricey - but fantastic food for a change - you can keep the curry mile for me at Rusholme - I've had the real stuff in the middle east & this 'fake' made for western palates stuff does nowt for me !

[JerryM]

Ghoulie,

i've had v.good and v.poor along the mile and don't go anymore as u need word of mouth.

i've put the Seven Spice on a sticky for when any spare cash arrives.

Bowden eh - they wouldn't let my car in (footballer land).

[Johnnyboy]

I don't go down the " Mile " any more. We used to enjoy the Mughli but it's gone crap. Also, if you go in the daylight and park round the back  Mind you, Worldwide which is 30 seconds away is an awesone place to get all your ingredients from !!!

 I will give the 7 Spices a go next time we are out that way.

[PaulP]

I used to eat in the curry mile (Rusholme Manchester) but not for about 11 years or so.

Even then I was often disappointed with the curries. Many of the restaurants seemed to taste the same as well almost as if the same chef was in charge of all the kitchens.

I always thought the curry mile was well overrated, certainly compared to my student days in Leeds in the early eighties.