Delicious Persian cuisine at Braza Restaurant in Bolton - a must-visit for food lovers! The flavors will transport you to Iran. Highly recommend!
A Karim
Love this place. Cosy and quiet. Friendly service. The food is amazing. I would highly
Jo Bobs
Bad service and awful food.£20 for 2 bowls of soup and 1 bread!I waited an hour and no delivery. Rang up and was told they are too busy and the food would take another 30 minutes.Soup was delivered and it was the worst Persian soup I’ve ever tasted. It tasted like tinned tomato soup with lemon juice and coriander leaves added.The flatbread was supermarket packet bread that was chewy and tasteless.I recommend avoiding this restaurant.
Lara M
Went with some people and they enjoyed the food! Big portions for a good price! Very attentive to our needs. Thank you! We will be coming back again!
Elizabeth Siddorn
Excellent on all levels will definitely return *****
Zohaib Shahzad
The Food is really nice. Order dish no 27 from the menu. It is a delight to eat and is so succulent. Chicken and lamb both are
julie p
Lovely restaurant, always lovely food, great portions and lovely staff. Would have given 5 stars but it was very cold the evening that we went and we had to keep our coats on.
Margaret G
There was a party of 14. The waitress was totally confused and had to redo the order a couple of times. We were very patient with her but her lack of English really showed up when a friend said she couldn’t eat chilli or red peppers. She ended up poorly because there was chili in there somewhere- probably cooked on a grill that had chili in it before.
I have never had such a boring kebab. Then I tried to eat the meal (the plates were stone cold)
The so called lamb was as tough as old boots. I’ve taken it home for the dogs.
I can honestly say this is one of the worse places I’ve eaten in the world.
Frank G
We were invited to a get together at the Braza so I looked it up on the web. I was not impressed by what I saw as the menu choice, but the die was cast and the Braza was the venue. When we got there we found that the place sits in a sea of car parks all alone and distant from other properties. In fact at night it was the only building lit up. The nearest car park that would take payment was the Casino - £3.50 for over two hours - pay by card. On entering the Braza at seven thirty on a Saturday night, we were the only party there - alarm bells rang. Saturday evening is peak time - where were the, any, customers???? The place had all the ambiece and welcome of a 60s Wimpy bar but none of the appeal. We attempted to place orders - between misunderstandings, ommissions and the simple inability to find anything I was prepared to eat we got the order in. The starter arrived - I had chosen to skip them - humous and pitta bread, warmed on a hot plate so tha the underside was as black as charcoal, the wrong garlic mushrooms order - not a great start. The main course - the Braza obviously has an arrangement with Uncle Ben's. An upturned pot of herb rice with every order and iceberg and tomatoes with something pink drizzled over it and your selection of meats. I had the salmon - bredcrumbed and grilled to within an inch of its life - truly uneatable! My wife had a lamb kebab -I tried a slice and spat it out - more salt than lamb and again grilled crisp. I could not face what they might do to a sweet although I like a nice faludah so we paid and left Do yourself a favour and avoid this place at all costs. If this persian food I'll stick with my western, asian, italian preferences
Waqas Ali
Very nice quality food. Nice and clean restaurant.
I would give my honest experience. My order was the mix grill for two & hot starter Kash bademjon.I would give 5 star if the bread was baked freshly with proper raised dough. Kash Bademjan was served in acceptable quality.Main course: the rice was cooked in perfection. Koobideh kebab had a great taste, but the size was small due to over fatty meat the size got shrank once it grilled. Barg kebab was good but not fresh. Joojeh kebab was salty and spicy. Also there were black spots on all kebabs which indicates the grill is gass not charcoal.All in all, considering the location and services it was great experience. Thanks
amali
The chicken kebab in the mixed kebab option we chose was definitely the best the kabidah was also very nice the lamb was just oka big portion is give for three people to sharewe took the leftovers back home with
B
They’re service is amazing as well as the food.The waitress are extremely kind and respectful.I have seen the owner a few times and he has gave my family some special offers.Definitely recommend
Adele T
Always go here before a visit to the Octagon Theatre so early about 5.30pm as location is perfect. Food delicious as usual, quiet at this time, background music traditional and perfect volume. Owner and staff always polite and pleasant.
Mark Johnson
The food was greatThe place could do with some major updating to the decorservice was a little slow .so slow that the main course came before the starter’s
Delicious Persian cuisine at Braza Restaurant in Bolton - a must-visit for food lovers! The flavors will transport you to Iran. Highly recommend!
Love this place. Cosy and quiet. Friendly service. The food is amazing. I would highly
Bad service and awful food.£20 for 2 bowls of soup and 1 bread!I waited an hour and no delivery. Rang up and was told they are too busy and the food would take another 30 minutes.Soup was delivered and it was the worst Persian soup I’ve ever tasted. It tasted like tinned tomato soup with lemon juice and coriander leaves added.The flatbread was supermarket packet bread that was chewy and tasteless.I recommend avoiding this restaurant.
Went with some people and they enjoyed the food! Big portions for a good price! Very attentive to our needs. Thank you! We will be coming back again!
Excellent on all levels will definitely return *****
The Food is really nice. Order dish no 27 from the menu. It is a delight to eat and is so succulent. Chicken and lamb both are
Lovely restaurant, always lovely food, great portions and lovely staff. Would have given 5 stars but it was very cold the evening that we went and we had to keep our coats on.
There was a party of 14. The waitress was totally confused and had to redo the order a couple of times. We were very patient with her but her lack of English really showed up when a friend said she couldn’t eat chilli or red peppers. She ended up poorly because there was chili in there somewhere- probably cooked on a grill that had chili in it before. I have never had such a boring kebab. Then I tried to eat the meal (the plates were stone cold) The so called lamb was as tough as old boots. I’ve taken it home for the dogs. I can honestly say this is one of the worse places I’ve eaten in the world.
We were invited to a get together at the Braza so I looked it up on the web. I was not impressed by what I saw as the menu choice, but the die was cast and the Braza was the venue. When we got there we found that the place sits in a sea of car parks all alone and distant from other properties. In fact at night it was the only building lit up. The nearest car park that would take payment was the Casino - £3.50 for over two hours - pay by card. On entering the Braza at seven thirty on a Saturday night, we were the only party there - alarm bells rang. Saturday evening is peak time - where were the, any, customers???? The place had all the ambiece and welcome of a 60s Wimpy bar but none of the appeal. We attempted to place orders - between misunderstandings, ommissions and the simple inability to find anything I was prepared to eat we got the order in. The starter arrived - I had chosen to skip them - humous and pitta bread, warmed on a hot plate so tha the underside was as black as charcoal, the wrong garlic mushrooms order - not a great start. The main course - the Braza obviously has an arrangement with Uncle Ben's. An upturned pot of herb rice with every order and iceberg and tomatoes with something pink drizzled over it and your selection of meats. I had the salmon - bredcrumbed and grilled to within an inch of its life - truly uneatable! My wife had a lamb kebab -I tried a slice and spat it out - more salt than lamb and again grilled crisp. I could not face what they might do to a sweet although I like a nice faludah so we paid and left Do yourself a favour and avoid this place at all costs. If this persian food I'll stick with my western, asian, italian preferences
Very nice quality food. Nice and clean restaurant.
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I would give my honest experience. My order was the mix grill for two & hot starter Kash bademjon.I would give 5 star if the bread was baked freshly with proper raised dough. Kash Bademjan was served in acceptable quality.Main course: the rice was cooked in perfection. Koobideh kebab had a great taste, but the size was small due to over fatty meat the size got shrank once it grilled. Barg kebab was good but not fresh. Joojeh kebab was salty and spicy. Also there were black spots on all kebabs which indicates the grill is gass not charcoal.All in all, considering the location and services it was great experience. Thanks
The chicken kebab in the mixed kebab option we chose was definitely the best the kabidah was also very nice the lamb was just oka big portion is give for three people to sharewe took the leftovers back home with
They’re service is amazing as well as the food.The waitress are extremely kind and respectful.I have seen the owner a few times and he has gave my family some special offers.Definitely recommend
Always go here before a visit to the Octagon Theatre so early about 5.30pm as location is perfect. Food delicious as usual, quiet at this time, background music traditional and perfect volume. Owner and staff always polite and pleasant.
The food was greatThe place could do with some major updating to the decorservice was a little slow .so slow that the main course came before the starter’s