Frosoulla's - Menu

This is my fourth visit to the restaurant. As always beautiful food presented immaculately. Staff incredibly friendly and helpful and restaurant spotless. Highly recommended.

Groupon deal includes pitta with dips, various warm mains and a wee desert. The food was all very nice. It is a small place and parking can be scarce, we found free parking a couple of streets up.

We visited on Saturday afternoon for a late lunch using the mezze Groupon deal. We had a great meal, everything cooked fresh and as the photo shows there was plenty of it. Service was friendly and attentive. The Greek wine was excellent too. We will be back for sure.

I took my friend out for a birthday dinner and we were both extremely satisfied. The menu had all of our favorite dishes, including vine leaves and yogurt with honey for dessert. Others in our group ordered a variety of items, with one person raving about the Kleftiko. Plan to spend around £20 per person for food and an additional £10 for drinks.

Wife got us a voucher through one of the deal websites. £25 for a meal that was meant to be £50. Was a good feed with authentic tastes, but never was £50 worth though. The food was the only authentic part of the whole place. Was very quiet, we were only people in it for a while. There was no heating apart from a small heater nowhere near us. Disappointed and don't think we will be back, there are better Greek restaurants around for that authentic feel.

Visited on a cold wet and windy Saturday night. Very small but seemed ok. Starter ok but main meal horrible salad plus plate too much and nearly all pork. Partners steak was not well done as asked and cheap type of steak at £23. No napkins, waitress smelled of smoke, rowdy swearing couples at next table but no one asking them to be quiet. The final complaint which I just couldn’t believe was that the waitress said they didn’t have a card machine and there was an atm at the end of the corner!!!!! What restaurant nowadays has no card machine!!!! Never again!!!!

I don't often write restaurant reviews, but I was so disappointed that I feel compelled to do so. I recently visited this newly reopened restaurant that I had enjoyed before lockdown. The decor was nice and the service was friendly. However, I don't think this place will stay open for long. The prices were extremely high - £25 for a lamb shank with no vegetables. The food was decent, but definitely not worth the hefty price tag. A 330ml beer cost £5, and the menu was very limited with only two beer options, one of which could be bought in Lidl for four for £5. I felt like I was completely ripped off, paying £70 for two courses without wine.

After returning from our holiday in Cyprus, we were on the lookout for a restaurant where we could enjoy the authentic Cypriot flavors we had savored on our trip. We found just that at this hidden gem of a restaurant. The food is prepared by the lovely chef Frosoulla herself, who even took the time to come out and ensure that we were enjoying our meal. The rest of her team is equally as friendly and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere without being intrusive. We highly recommend trying the beef stefado and calamari. Although the restaurant is cozy and compact, we had no issue with the size. We can't wait to return when Frosoulla makes her special slafitakas. Despite the rainy evening,...

Have just spent a lovely evening at Frosoullas. The staff really are so welcoming and our server was attentive without being intrusive. We ordered the house white wine and that was good. We both went for the Calamari to start and it was delicious, so fresh with a tasty batter. For mains i decided to stick with seafood and went with the Saganaki, a great choice as the mussels, prawns, salmon etc, were full of flavour and served with a lovely sauce. My partner usually has lamb kebab but wanted to try something different and opted for the Chicken Yachni which was like a casserole with vegetables in a rich tomato sauce and roast potatoes on the side and his verdict was Fantastic . We finished of...