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Fresca Italian Restaurant
Delph
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Delph • Italian
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Fusion Restaurant
Royton
Asian Fusion •
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Royton • Asian Fusion
££££
5.6/6
5.6/6
The Spice Tree
Springhood
Indian •
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Springhood • Indian
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4.7/6
4.7/6
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Look out for great British restaurants in Oldham
If you like your food fresh and local, Oldham restaurants such as the Chadderton Bar & Grill can certainly deliver. They rear their very own Saddleback pork and this can be enjoyed to the full in dishes such as sausage and mash, and delicious gammon steak. There's also an international twist in dishes like the scrumptious Cajun spiced chicken wings or chorizo and halloumi fried and served with hummus, tzatziki and pitta. - 2.
Or spice things up a little at these Indian restaurants in Oldham
If you believe spice is nice then the Indian restaurants of Oldham are for you. Manchester may be known for its Curry Mile, but there are plenty of restaurants in Oldham serving great Indian food that can easily match anything found in the city. The cabbana lamb tikka served at Blue Spice, for example, is a standout, as is the chicken gorkali at Cafe Lahore. If you fancy something a little different but really like your spice, meanwhile, the 'Insane' burger at Zamanz will certainly deliver the kick you love. - 3.
You'll find some great Italian restaurants in Oldham
Whether it's pizza and pasta you're looking for, or something a little special, then check out the restaurants in Oldham offering excellent and authentic Italian cuisine. The Old Bill, for example, does a fantastic leg of lamb, slow-cooked in a rich mint and redcurrant sauce. Then there's the chicken parmigiana over at the Italian Job Restaurant, a classic done really well with breaded chicken breast, tomato sauce, mozzarella and parmesan cheese. If it's pizza you're after, try the cipolla pizza with spinach, caramelised red onions, sweet and spicy peppers, and goats cheese served over at Mio Zio.
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