Adyar Ananda Bhavan A2B in Harrow

Food ordered was not served as forgotten by staff coupled with cockroaches in the toilets made the dining experience an unsettling one even though food was generally tasty & served by friendly staff.

I really didn't enjoy the chaat and the masala dosa. The papri chaat was very ordinary, with no taste, very bland. The dosa was not crispy at all and slightly cold. They brought both the chaat and the dosa together. When i had told the waitress, we wanted the chaat first. They didn't bring my sons dosa until i finished mine. This i think is very bad service. Also, the sweet lassi was not really sweet and served in small glass. Being punjabi, we like our lassi in big glass. Need to try other dosa places in Rayners lane.

Whilst the food tasted good and the waitresses were very polite, courteous & pleasant, the wait for our food wasn’t! I had a veg samosa followed by a masala doser, which were very tasty. The chutney’s with the dosa were very good. The problem was my partner who had ordered a thali had to wait too long. I had eaten mine and had to sit watching him eat his. They should all come together at the same time!! Waitresses apologetic and did the best they could. Whoever is the chef has no sense of timing and clearly needs to be told. Pity as it ruined our experience.

It was our first visit to this restarant after trying many other South Indian restaurants in and around Rayners Lane Eastcote,Harrow, Wembley and Hounsow. The food and decor was acceptable but the service was terrible! It was Sunday evening and not partularly busy and yet one of the orders for uttampam was 45 minutes!! THe waitress made very lame excuses saying it takes longer to cook but not 45 minutes! She tried to fob us off istead of finding out from kitchen for the delay - ultimately she did tht but it was too late for us as we had waited far too long. what was to be an enjoyable evening, it turned out to be a terrible one! Iam afraid non-of us will be visiting this restaurant again! There are plenty of good restaurants locally with much better service!

The food is nice. Tasty. The menu doesnt really explain much so I don't think they are catering for a wide audience. Food price is fair but price of non-alcoholic drinks is outrageous. The quantity of the meals was good. Service isn't that good

Ordered lunch for 30 people, they responded to my calls and messages and I discussed with Kalyani about the order until closer to the actual date and then she totally vanished and stopped communicating. I had to order from elsewhere in the last minute. Will not recommend A2B

As soon as we saw the new restaurant, we went inside. Table was provided immediately, but to serve us it took more than 1/2 an hour. After ordering it took another 1/2 hour for the food. Even we thought, we should leave and go to Saravanabhavan our usual restaurant. The girls were pleasant, but the time it took was unbelievable. Whether we will come back to this restaurant is a question mark.

Absolutely very bad service. When I reached,I asked for table a staff told me there is 3 available but it was a reservation I waited for 10 minutes and another staff came straight away they even didn’t have any reservations but still got a table. Finally l got a table but they didn’t provide any tissues. When l asked she said ‘we don’t provide’!!! They provided the nan before the curry so when we got our curry the nan was super cold.When l took a take a way box we asked for a bag which they charged . This was a bad experience!!!!

Found it way too much sauce and too spicy! Cauliflower was mushy in the Manchurian and paneer was harder than should be in Manchurian. One thing good is quantity is great!

I had a combinations of South Indian breakfast..The food was not bad but also not what we were craving for. But got an exceptional service from Rutvi from beginning to the end, she was very polite and helpful.

I had pathetic experience with Aadyar. I love South Indian food so thought to try a new restaurant.They sopiled our dinner.Service was very bad and food quality doesn't deserve price I paid for.I strongly recommend not to visit the Adyar restaurant.

Great food! But Krinal was the start of the visit!! Thank you krnial for making it an amazing experience ❤️❤️

First and last time visit. Would not recommend. After a fairly pleasant invite in, we were seated and order taken, which we took the waiters recommendation of dosa & juice drinks. One drink arrived, the other after three reminders 30 mins later. Dosa was miserly filled. Overall very poor customer service and not value for money. Very disappointing.

I got the Onam special Meal £23.95 Honestly it was the worst meal and so expensive Staff need lots of training.

I was there with a friend for lunch and don’t think will go again. We ordered chat and dosa and the waitress brought the dosa first and when asked she said that she forgot without any apologies. Dosa was average and sambar wasn’t enough to last a dosa. The chat was not tasty and the papri had gone soft. Service was poor and no one came to ask how everything was.

Came here recently for dinner for the first time, having heard about the new restaurant. The place has a nice vibe and is decorated nicely inside. We were seated quickly, and service was fast and friendly. Lots of menu options, and all the dishes we chose tasted great! Prices seemed reasonable for the quality and portion size too. So overall, a good first impression, no complaints!

Food is great, service is quick and helpful. We were served by Rutvika and Rupali who were really kind and explained everything to us. Would recommend

Excellent service, tasty dishes we enjoyed all fresh, hot dishes piping hot and joy to eat. Catered to my allergy requirements. Nice relaxing Ambience

My wife and I went to Adyar Ananda Bhavan A2B on their first day of opening. I think they had been open for a few days but this was their first ‘official’ opening. The ambience was just ok. There seemed a lot of people coming in but probably just curiosity as it was newly opened. Twice we had been brought food we hadn’t ordered and had to ask 3 different servers before some takeaway containers were brought to us. Most of the menus had pages missing, they had no Diet Coke (£1.99 per can!!) so stuck with the complementary tap water. I found it quite expensive compared to its competitors. £5.50 for a sub par starter Dahi Bhel puri, £3.75 for a glass of buttermilk and over £4 for an apple juice! It seems that the focus is on something other than food (£). Shame. We ordered a masala dhosa - 6/10 Dahi Bhel puri - 3/10 Paneer noodles - 9/10 Paneer Manchurian - 6/10 (hot!!!) The Bhel puri was predominantly made from cheaper ingredients. Hardly any potato or puri. Mostly puffed rice and chutneys. The noodles were nice (not that it’s possible to go wrong with them) and the Manchurian was really hot. I love hot food but this was another level. My wife tried it and couldn’t have any more. I found the restaurant expensive and nothing special. Overall, I’m not sure if I would rush to return. In my view, Saravanaa Bhavan still has the edge.