Salt n Pepper

Enjoyed my meal at Salt n Pepper last night with friends. The place was pretty empty which made the ambiance of the restaurant a little lonely. The décor was crisp and clean. The music seemed slightly disjointed with the Mexican food we ordered.
The food came promptly and the portions were generous. We shared a three starter dishes for £12.99 which I thought was a nice touch; enabling us to try 3 different dishes for a reasonable price. The crispy chicken bites were particularly good.
My friend was disappointed at the small number of wraps he got with his fajita but was given more on request with no extra charge. His fajita mix (I tried it) was delicious. My steak enchiladas were decent but didn’t pack as big of a flavour punch as I was hoping for.
On the whole it was a decent and filling meal for a not unreasonable price but I do not think I’ll be rushing back.

Stopped by for lunch before a museum visit, looking for Indian food and all the bigger Indian restaurants not open yet. S&P has a very broad menu, but the chicken karahi was absolutely fantastic

What do you do if you want to open a restaurant, but have no idea which avenue to take?
Well, normally you’d seriously reconsider your business aptitude and planning phase, but in Salt n Pepper’s case you’d just do everything. And somehow it seems to work for them.
It’s a nice little establishment; not overwhelming, but with an understated class about it that does wonders for the ambiance. This fits in with the menu, which as I said before is extensive and far-​ranging, but not bank-​breaking either. It tastes good as well, though not as much as a good restaurant specialising in a particular area. However, this does mean it’s good for people who like to try various dishes without alienating all their sensible friends by having to go to a new place every week.
I’d certainly recommend visiting to see what you make of it. Some may prefer a place that offers one genre of food only, but others may like the wide-​angle approach Salt n Pepper offers.

I’ve been to Salt ‘n’ Pepper a few times since it opened. Their 100% Halal menu is pretty eclectic, and practically covers every continent! I usually get slightly overwhelmed with so much choice, but for some reason that is never the fact here, maybe it is because there is literally a food for every mood! there is… Pakistani, Chinese, Italian, Mexican American and British. It is also quite an attractive place to dine, there are huge glass windows to two sides of the restaurant which let in alot of light during the day, the atmosphere has always been chilled when I have gone, never noisy or rammed. all in all quite a tranquil setting, even I suppose for the lobsters awaiting their demise in a tank by the entrance!
The service is friendly but sometimes seems a little chaotic in busy periods, this have never detracted from my experience though, as the food is good… not earth shattering though. Considering the surrounds and choice, put that together with the reasonable pricing, and you are on to a winner! Expect to pay around £7 for a main course! Certainly a nice place to go with a group of friends, especially in no one cab decide what type of food to plump for!
You can order take away food from here too.

I’ve been to Salt ‘n’ Pepper a few times since it opened. The food is pretty decent and it’s not expensive, in fact you can get a main course for 2 for just over a tenner. Their menu is pretty eclectic, and most people I’ve been with have been slightly overwhelmed with the choices (there’s pakistani, chinese, italian, mexican and american food all on the same menu). The service is friendly but sometimes seems a little chaotic in busy periods. On the whole a pleasant experience!