Ishtar Lounge - Peterborough

Really nice eating. good value, but so many families gather around with children. they even played hide and look under my table. no employee or someone really tried to disturb the children before other customers.

The waitress would have more of an effort in greeting, it was more of a star hallo than a delighted welcome, as they etc. the order came quite fast as we eat the only family of 5 and there were a few finished. the food content was decent, although the chicken wings might have been healthier, more of the woke seemed to be barely meat, but decent taste. the waitress changed layer, but before did not bother when our eating was in order or we needed something else and we needed some more drinks in fairness the whole atmosphere felt as if the place was more oriented to the shisha lounge than the food scene, as the men behind the theke were more interested in the customers in and out of the shisha lounge. the man behind the theke could smile and cheer us up, although was reaktiw to what was asked by him, he seemed a little out of engagement with his tasks and overall we felt no priority given. the service was boring that I had to get up a few times to ask for certain things, not even this one comes by to ask how everything is. I would advise maybe with a friend for a quick lunch and chat try, but would not recommend for a large family experience, as the service was not desirable, especially if they will spend good money.

Visited yesterday with a friend. the food had arrived fresh and in time. I had half the buck with chips, bulgare and salat couldn't eat anything like a generous part. good prices.

Great food, nice staff. but no relaxing inside environment. very loud and full.

I was couple time in this lovely pla2 with my family as always food 10 stars, people who works there are so nice, they treat customers in such a lovely way. Strongly recommended this place so far best in Peterborough i invite my family from London and they r was really impressed. Thanks for all your services