Yara - Carte

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £30–40 Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Fantastic food and benefit of bring your own booze Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Food generally are nice, but couple of time my friends ordered chick wings each time they were undercook. So be aware. It is a good value restaurant specially bring your own bottle. Voir le carte

Amazing food at really good prices. Will 100% go back Service: Dine in Meal type: Brunch Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, Shawarma, Mixed Kebab

I love that you can bring your own wine here for £1 corkage fee. You can also buy wine and beer for a reasonable price too (but sainsburys is just round the corner). There is a good selection on the menu, and if you love kebabs, you'll love it here! I had lamb chops with salad for £14; they brought out about 8 chops and I couldn't finish them all, and the dressing on the salad was tasty and refreshing. This place is always full when I come and I am not surprised. It's reasonable, has a good atmosphere and you're guaranteed good wine!

Yara has major attitude problems. We felt rushed and pressured when ordering, which was not a nice experience. The meat was tasty, but some of the vegetable dishes were not great. They have a separate allergen menu, but the rice contains vermicelli, so there are limited options for gluten-free diners. The waiter was dismissive when asked for plain rice, demonstrating poor attitude. We had to ask three times for the bill, and the staff barely acknowledged us when dropping it off. Overall, Yara may be a good choice if you prefer minimal interaction with the wait staff and enjoy basic Lebanese food. However, if you seek quality service and a more respectful dining experience, it may be best to... Voir le carte

I have mixed feelings about this restaurant. There were some great aspects, some average, and some not so good. Starting with the negative, the place was very crowded and uncomfortable. We were squeezed in closely to the tables next to us and behind us, and the noise level was too loud at times. We went on a Wednesday night and the restaurant was busy, so it may not be a good choice for a quiet evening. The service was average, as there were not enough staff for the number of customers, resulting in inconsistent service. On the positive side, the restaurant is BYOB, which is always a plus. The food was excellent, and we enjoyed everything from the salads to the desserts. Overall, we had a gr...

Fatty Food Weekend Part 2 at Yara: On Friday night, I visited Yara with three other ladies. The restaurant has been extended since my last visit, with more seating available. However, they still pack in a lot of tables, so be prepared to be close to other diners and hear their conversations. The food was really good - we enjoyed a delicious aubergine dip and houmous topped with lamb. The mixed grill was perfectly cooked and juicy, and the spinach and cheese parcel starter was divine. The Greek salad and mixed rice were also tasty. The food is well-priced and it's a BYOB restaurant, making for an affordable night out. Located in Altrincham, it's just a tram ride away from Hale. A downside is...

Our multi generational family group really enjoyed our meal here recently. They are a family run restaurant specialising in traditional Lebanese and Syrian food. The menu is quite comprehensive to say the least, and not being *that* familiar with the cuisine of this region we opted for a few starter dishes we'd heard of (such as Babaghanouj) together with some others we hadn't. Sharing everything was a great way to try multiple things and I'd recommend it here as there were some really tasty discoveries. For mains, most of us chose a kebab in one form or another, with separate servings of salad and rice (the Mujadara rice whole lentils rice cooked in vegetable oil spices, topped with fried o... Voir le carte