Cafe India Tapas in Glasgow City

¡No había ordenado entrega a domicilio desde aquí antes! ¡Era solo un pedido muy pequeño que incluía una porción de tarta de manzana! ¡La entrega llegó en 3/4 horas! ¡Pedí 2 chapatis con mi comida! Uno estaba bien, pero uno tenía un gran agujero en el medio y estaba crujiente. ! ! ¡Y parecía que se había quemado y que se había eliminado el trozo quemado! Para ser justos, el saag panneer era agradable, con suficiente sabor. Sin embargo, ¡un pedido de tarta de manzana nos dejó conmocionados! La bañera estaba muy fría. Cuando se abrió, ¡una rebanada de tarta sin costra congelada crujió sobre la bañera! Es 2. 95 una rebanada! ¡No es exorbitante! Pero después de una llamada telefónica para pedir un reembolso (nunca mencionamos el chapati), nos dijeron que podríamos obtener algunos gratis la próxima vez más otra cosa. Como no fue una buena primera impresión, la rechazamos y nos dijeron que un conductor vendría a recoger el pastel para reembolsarnos. Todavía estamos esperando! Lo que pasa es que no tenemos idea de cuándo fue congelado, y una vez descongelado, ¿quién sabe qué papilla? ¡¿Quién lo serviría?! Definitivamente espero que me pida un trozo de tarta de manzana fresco, no congelado ni descongelado Tal vez estaban teniendo una mala noche, ¡pero no apreciamos que nos hagan pagar por algo que no se podía comer!

Food was great and customer service really good but the lamb chops seemed to have been soaked in salt as couldn't eat them and was the thing I was most excited about. Also never got the kebab I ordered but the staff ensured me it was in the bag so I gave up complaining. The fish and chips were also ruined as the box created too much condensation so although the fish was nice the chips took a hit and were soggy. Forgot to add salt and vinegar to the comment box but to be honest the lamb chops have taken up my years allowance. Everything else was perfect though so would recommend if you're starving at 2am 🤩

Overall good but here are things I didn't like about it >"European vegetables" = frozen mixed veg > asked them to avoid dairy (lactose intolerant also vegan) and was given pakora sauce which was clearly 80% milk when they could of just given me chilli sauce instead But really overall pretty good and I can't really complain when I'm someone who sleeps all day then wake up at 1am and orders curry for breakfast

Although delivery was quite quick, most of the chips were frozen stiff & dry which meant a lot of them went in the bin. But the WORST part of this order, was the fact I'd actually overpaid and wasn't even offered my change and the delivery guy just walked off. Now, the food may be ok at best but DEFINITELY not worth over a tenner just for chips and a slice of cake (a larger order would be different)!!! The place should make sure with the delivery folk EXACTLY how much each delivery costs to ensure no one is being overcharged! Because of this experience, I doubt I'd recommend or order from here again.

First time ordering from here , loved my pizza

First time I've ordered from here , food was lovely and delivery was very quick and food nice and hot

Delivery took a while. However it was Saturday night and it arrived at the time we were advised.

Delivery took a while. However it was Saturday night and it arrived at the time we were advised.

Acabamos de descubrir este lugar hace unas cuantas semanas, pero nos hemos enamorado de ella. La comida es increíble, la camarera es preciosa, el menú es muy bueno y los precios son muy razonables.

Es un restaurante con un pequeño te permite traer tu pripia bedida alcohólica supermercado un par de puertas a comprar vino o cerveza (10:00 a 10:00). El menú era muy extenso. El servidor era agradable, paciente e informativo. Y la comida era muy buena! Teníamos muy limitada (o no) experiencia con la cocina india y nuestro servidor pacientemente explicó los platos, respondió a nuestras preguntas, y recomienda (correctamente) en las diversas opciones de "hotness". Sirve los tamaños eran buenas y los precios parecían apropiados, con muchas opciones de comida de menú y precio.

The food is just the best Indian food I have tasted and not expensive. Service is prompt and friendly. Wine is inexpensive and a great choice of popular wines. Relaxed and so enjoyable.

Después de un año (después de una mala comida) decidimos darle una nueva oportunidad. Vivimos cerca y realmente quería que fuera bueno, pero por desgracia no era peor que antes. La camarera era precioso, pero después de una larga espera para los entrantes el plato de gambas, que era king más caro era un seco la ofrenda quemada. Nuestra lengua y que poco esperando nuestro plato principal (porque la camarera era encantador) esperamos y esperamos y justo cuando estábamos a punto de salir nuestra comida llegó. Fue horrible. Además la camarera en un informó al propietario que se disculpó y nos ofreció té, café, postres de la casa, pero para entonces que había tenido suficiente y sólo quería, no tome el langostino de Vinaroz entrante de

Looking for a place to have evening meal on our one night in Glasgow. Good food, plenty of it , reasonably priced and friendly staff.

Mi marido y yo comimos aquí durante su estancia al otro lado de la calle en el Argyll Western Hotel. La comida era maravilloso y el mejor servicio. Charlamos con el propietario por bastante tiempo después de nuestra cena fue hecho y sin duda volveremos por otra comida la próxima vez que vaya a Glasgow.

Just great indian food! Lovely setting, good service ! Enjoyed it very much! Will be back guys and thank you so much!

This restaurant was recommended by friends who live in Glasgow and we were not disappointed. However, get there before 5.00pm or you will have to queue to get in and people do queue because the food is fabulous. Plenty of staff and all attentive.

Servicio de atención al cliente le vendría bien un poco trabajo ya que el servicio era bastante lento y había dos mesas en (quizás el llevar el servicio estaba ocupado o estaban cortos de personal?) Sin embargo cuando llegas allí, la comida no era muy sabroso. Yo no podría decidir entre dos platos así que optamos por un plato de tapas cada uno (no es una opción en muchos lugares) y estuvieron realmente deliciosa, con raciones de buen tamaño y a un precio razonable.

Was informed in advance that this restaurant does not take bookings so we went along before 5pm and got a table for two. The service is quick and efficient and the food is delicious. We ordered two tapas each, a rice and one nan and it was more than enough. By the time we left there were people queueing. Overall the food is great but the surroundings are basic.

This is a nice place to eat and the food is freshly cooked. They do Indian Tapas which means you can have a selection of what they have to offer.It is quite small but does have a mezzanine which is a better place to sit in my opinion especially if there are a few people dining. The staff were pleasant and there are Parking Bays right outside.

Was ok, service was a little poor and was slow but ok. Maybe I attended on a poor night, won't stop me from going back and trying again

This cosy restaurant on Great Western Road ticks all the boxes if you want informal dining with excellent food at very competitive prices. The bill is somewhat reduced by BYOB with a nearby SPAR offering a wide range of chilled beverages.The staff member was very attentive and entertaining with relaxed Glasgow banter. Whilst we went in the evening with our daughter I would consider going back at lunchtime for their tapas deal.

Been to this place for the first time with a friend. I must say that this is probably the best Indian food I have had in Glasgow for many a year. Highly recommended. I can't wait try try it again!

Visited the restaurant for lunch on a Tuesday afternoon and got the 5 tapas deal. The food was excellent and the service likewise. Would highly recommend!

We visited cafe India tapas on a Sunday evening having heard good reports. When we got our food, 55 minutes after arriving it was delicious. It was a long wait however and this was not made easier by the two customers sitting at the back of the restaraunt downing a bottle of Spirits between them within that time, swearing like troopers and then loudly playing their own music on their phone. I was inclined to intervene but was implored not to by my partner. Disappointingly the staff did not intervene at any stage and infact seemed slightly intimidated by the pair.The food was the highlight but service is slow and ambiance non existent. Very disappointed.

There are an abundance of Indian's in Glasgow so there really is a lot of competition. Café India Tapas is just fine - not particularly excellent but not bad either. It's quite informal. Our server had a lot of personality and she was very funny and added a nice spark to the restaurant. It was particularly quiet for a Friday night. We dined on a good deal of 5 tapas, nan and rice for £25 so the meal was good value. The food was just ok - the lamb was very tough and the fish pakora was served with a tartare sauce instead of pakora sauce which I found a bit strange. The saag paneer was nice. They also had no kulfi when ordering desserts which was disappointing. Overall it will need to up it's game if it wants to compete with the best in Glasgow but it does the job for a good value, informal Indian.

I have been their today with my friends and the food was amazing the staff Re very nice . This was my first time I eat indian food which I found surprisingly delicious ♡♡♡

We stopped off here on the way home from our holiday and it's one of the best curries we have had. The starters were good but the main courses, along with the best cheese nan, were stunning. We were both full and very happy afterwards. I cannot wait to go back here again.

I've been to the restaurant a few times and it has never disappointed me. Food is simply amazing! I didn't know I was a fan of Indian until I came to this place. Staff has always been helpful and attentive. It's nice and clean and there's really nothing more you could ask for in a restaurant! Definitely give it a try!

Only my second review visiting this city. Had a great meal, and a great time. Nice atmosphere. Staff very helpful. Phoned a taxi for me after dinner, could not be any nicer. Reasonable priced, and food was great for the price. Definitely give this a try!

I organised my birthday dinner in this restaurant and had such a great night. The staff gave me a great deal: starter platters, 6 curries, unlimited rice and unlimited naan for £15 a head. And BYOB. We had a cracking night, the food was superb, the service was awesome and the staff were really friendly and helpful. Would come back in a heartbeat. Thanks for everything!

A bring your own restaurant, with a conveniently placed Spar shop close by. This was randomly chosen from the restaurants close to our hotel. To our experience good value for money. Nice and clean, with friendly staff. We liked the idea of a taps style restaurant, since we are (Swedish) expats living in Spain, the concept of Tapas has become a way of living.

A lovely little restaurant snuck away on Great Western Road. Food is well presented and tastes as good as it looks. Must try the lamb saag and the grilled lamb chops. The place was packed out the night we went but still managed to get our order to our table in a timely manner. 10 out of 10.

We were up in Glasgow for a few days and noticed this restaurant when walking past. We are so glad we decided to try it. The waitress was so lovely and friendly. We went for the tapas and being veggie were really pleased at the choice on the menu. We had 9 for the three of us, there was no way we could finish it all so the waitress kindly bagged the rest up for us. The saag paneer was the best we have ever had, other favourites were the chana Dahl and the okra and onion. The food was perfectly spiced, so tasty and authentic. Being from Manchester we are disappointed we are not closer as we would eat here regularly if we lived nearby. But, thankfully our daughter starts uni in Glasgow in September so we will be back when we come up for weekend visits! Thank you for a really lovely evening.

Indian tapas - delicious!Our waitress was so lovely and attentive. Didn't catch her name but we were the newlyweds you were talking to!

I'm struggling to reconcile our experience with the reviews on here - I'm only half joking in the title of this review - we did a double take to make sure we were in the right place. maybe we caught it on a bad night but on this visit it just didn't do it for us.positives first - friendly staff,BYOB and some of the meat dishes were quite good (lamb chops and koftas). But some minus points - several fish dishes overcooked - and a lot of the sauces tasted weirdly sweet and sickly. at best I'd describe as OK - would I go back? probably not to be honest.Given the competition in the west end - and in particular, places like mother india's dining in - we just didn't find this comparable, which is a shame as I really wanted to like it.

One of the first Indian restaurant i visited in Glasgow with my friends. Cant think of any negative comments. the food was amazing, service was quick and the staff were friendly and helpful. Will definitely be eating here again in the near future and I cant recommend this establishment highly enough to anyone who love a good curry.

Love the idea of Indian tapas, being able to try and share various dishes. It was BYOB which is great, saves a good bit on the bill. Food I have to say was excellent, can't remember exactly what I tried just remember my wife and I leaving very happy and impressed and will definitely be going back.

Great atmosphere at Café India Tapas! Waiters were friendly, attentive and service was good.My friends and I ordered 3 delicious curries with nan bread and a mouth-watering mixed grill between us. Great value for money!Overall, I had a wonderful experience and would recommend everyone to try it.

Visited on 23d may. Just before the rather negative review I have just read. Our experience was very different with attentive staff and great food.

Having read tripadvisor reviews, thought I would give café india tapas a try, booked table for 2 7 o'clock, not another person in the restaurant when we arrived, restaurant is clean and nice inside, quickly filled up within hour, service was very quick for us being 1st in, although did notice others table sitting without menus or food for quite a long time. ordered 3 starters and 3 tapas mains with rice and naan, fish pakora was good others starters were ok, 3 tapas mains were not good, chicken curry on the bone, was a sweet sickly gravy, def not curry, butter chicken was just ok and chickpeas had not taste and were look warm, manager said they would take curry off bill, but didn't seem too happy but hoped we would be back, new girl on trial for the night was very nice, helpful and smiley. this is definitely not the best indian food in the west end , that would have to be Mother India Café ,

India Cafe Tapas has hands down the best Indian food here in the West End. The friendly atmosphere is perfect for celebrating events or to catch up with friends. There is a wide selection of tapas dishes to choose from and the servings are always generous and cooked perfectly. Each dish has been always been delicious and satisfying. My favourite thing to have are the amazing garlic naan and the curry chickpeas. Reasonably priced dishes and Bring your own bottle definitely makes this place my go to on any night of the week.

Late night salmon, yes salmon! Very tasty and two portions for £5.50! Supermarkets sometimes charge this for one and that's uncooked without salad. Pork chops were a bit of a smaller portion but again tasty. Delivery very slow but got updates from restaurant. Would be happy to wait two hours next time if this is the normal standard of food. Ill just order before I get hungry lol.

I cannot fault this place! 4 of us ordered 12 tapas dishes, a bit too much but we managed to finish it all! The favourites of the evening were Lamb Saag, Chilli Garlic Chicken and the prawn dish (can't remember the name). Service was good and the waiter kept the beers coming without us having to get his attention all the time - it's BYOB. Enjoyed everything from start to finish and will be back next time I'm in Glasgow.

I have been here on a number of occasions now. The food is always good. Very reasonably priced. Good service.In comparison to other Indians in the west end of Glasgow this is by far the best value.

Myself & 11 friends came to the restaurant on the Saturday 18th April to celebrate a friend's birthday. Having not been before was completely blown away with the service & food. So much choice. As a big party we did not need to wait to be served even though there were other members of the public dining also. Bring your own bottle is also a plus point.

Went here as part of a big group, the service was efficient and friendly and the food was top rate! Our waiter was busy but still had time to chat at points and he remembered the details.Thanks again from all of us!

Got a mixture of tapas food. All were delicious and the single staff member couldn't do enough. Too notch all round and great value

Food was amazing, we got three different curry's and everyone was brilliant. The star of the meal for me were the Samosa's they were first class. Will defenetly be back.

I can't write of anything particularly wrong with Cafe India, but neither can I write anything particularly positive. The service was OK, but was it better than them doing there job, no, it wasn't. The food was average. Surprised that it gets such a high rating here as there are plenty of other Indian places in Glasgow that seem to excel. On the basis of our first visit, we won't be hurrying back

I booked this on the recommendation of trip advisor and although we were a bit aprehensive when we got near as the area didnt looo great, we were very happy with our choice. The food was great and it was good 2 b able 2 choose a few different options. The chicken pakora was delicious and all the meat was lovely and melt in the mouth. i wouldnt go out of my way 2 return but would go back if i was in the area.

I went to Cafe India Tapas on Great western Road in Glasgow' s West End last Friday with 5 other Friends for a evening out meal, this was our third visit to this place and I have to say that this place never disappoints me. The Curries especially.Between five of us we had 10 to 12 Tapas and various other items a , all tapas were reasonably prised and worth every penny compared to other Curry Places in GlasgowWill visit again in near future.

went with friends had tandoori king prawns and masala fish excellent food.also tried spicy cheese nan yummy.

Very average Indian food. Popodums were stale and the food was very hot/spicy. There were no heat rankings on the menu and I mentioned to the waiter I didn't like very hot when I asked about heat levels for one dish... But he failed to mention 2 of the other dishes I ordered were stinking hot! Didn't eat much in the end :(

Was invited by friends to try tapas with a difference Indian tapas instead of Spanish tapas . I can honestly say that this was the best Indian meal I Have tasted in many years and I will certainly be returning as soon as I can . I thoroughly recommend this establishment for quality of service and food .

Dining in the evening of a Sunday when the establishment was empty other than for the departing table as we arrived.Warm welcome with pappadum and relish delivered as we took our table on a mezzanine floor.I chose quite well from daal, lamb curry and lamb chops. My fellow diners also chose quite well from the recommended selection of 2/3 dishes per person. I think amongst the three of us, 7 or 8 dishes would have been perfect, missing out an additional daal and a largely uneaten creamy chicken dish ordered.Jug of iced tap water was provided on request and the manager/ waiter was generally helpfull.Delicate sauce with lamb curry was flavoursome and the highlight of the fare. Nan bread was ok but not up to the standard of a full restaurant nan and probably bought in and reheated but no real complaint, just my opinion as it did not seem out of a tandoor.Just like a pick-n-mix suitable for those who like a broad taste of whats on offer.Compliments to the chef on what was an excellent lamb dish more than comparible with a larger dedicated restaurant. Adjacent to the restaurant on the mezzanine floor is the carry-out area where the chef also preares for the restaurant. Manager was proud of his charge and rightly so.Finally I would chose better next time for accompanying dishes which is the joy of such a venue.Bring your own beer or wine is a feature with no corkage charged.

No, it was not one of the best....but then again I have eaten in some amazing places. Would I eat there regularly....Again not sure........BUT, I would eat there every month or two, and recommend it wholeheartedyly to my friends and family. The tapas idea worked well...and offered in a tapas style what many already do..whcih is share dishes. The tapas idea meant this was done cheaper and more dishes were savoured. The staples were excellent (for me this measn Rogan Josh and Chicken Tikka Masala). The peripherals (nan bread and prathas) etc were also great. Starters (pakora) too were at a normal standard for Glasgow (like coffee has to be in Melbourne). Service was impeccable and we brought our own booze along......so we had a ball, and were not charged more than what should have been for the meal.

We never booked so just popped in on the off chance , and were delighted with our meal and the service , the staff were very helpful and gave us good advice on what we would like to choose from the menu, we will be back

A fantastic choice of Indian tapas.... they were inventive, delicious, plentiful and well presented. The staff were friendly and discreetly attentive and catered to dietary requirements without a fuss. A wee gem of a find and excellent value too, will return on my next visit to Glasgow.

Good enough portions and I enjoyed the food. Nice service and I enjoyed the place which was nice and clean.

We visited one Saturday evening to eat around 6pm. There was a queue of people on the pavement, after a while we entered into the entrance where a further wait of over an hour occurred until we got our table. The food was very good, however near to the end of our meal the waitress was keen to clear our table despite us not being finished.If you are prepared to wait then the food is good, it may just have been the case we picked a very busy time, and we understand that you cannot book in advance.

Cafe India Tapas is in a class of its own.It's in a nice part of Glasgow across the road from the famous Kelvingrove Art Gallery and close to the Kelvingrove Park which has great riverside walks.I'm a regular visitor and I like to go early evening, There is no pre-booking so a later visit may involve a wait at the door for a table.The menu changes but you'll never be disappointed with the quality if you have , like me , sampled Indian food across the cities of the UK.The restaurant interior is unpretentious and the service is pretty rapid. Portions are tapas size and I never have more than 3 with some rice and fresh hot nan straight from the Tandoor oven which I always regard as a marker for good indian, So too with lamb, my favourite. Any lamb combination in Cafe India will be tasty and tender.I also enjoy fish so I order fish pakora which is always crisp and warm and fresh, They make various forms of masala fish which are always delicious.price wise, the Cafe India is not extortionate.I will continue to add a visit to Cafe India when I go for a walk in Kelvingrove Park to listen to some music or sit by the river or when I go to visit the Kelvingrove Art Gallery.Cafe India is one of the best.Go!

We visited this place few months ago was really nice decor freindl staff and lovely meal I would go back

Cafe India Tapas never fails to make their customers leave happy. Last night was my third time having a meal there and the food definitely gets better every time I go. It's well decorated, with great service. The staff were really welcoming as well. High quality food with cheap prices and bring you own bottle too, can it get any better?

Extremely good food, cosy interior and service minded staff. Absolutely worth the #1 spot in Glasgow! Best I have eaten in a long time

I followed the reviews and took my family here for a change. This brightly lit and freshly decorated restaurant seems apt for a informal dining experience. The waiter was attentive from the start and patiently guided us through the seemingly limited menu. Our order taken, we grazed on the customary poppadoms for a few minutes until the food arrived. That was where the experience transformed. Each dish was an individual delight; rich butter chicken, daal that warmed the heart, haddock baked in a crispy spice crust, lamb chops... the meal was fabulous.The notion of Indian Tapas seems like a clash of cultures; but of course the serving of smaller portions is perfectly suited to a dining experience that encourages the sharing and tasting of new flavours. In my view, Cafe India Tapas has set the standard for high quality authentic food at a very reasonable price.

Went there for dinner two nights ago it was amazing. Great service very welcoming. Very nice people great atmosphere. Allow you to bring in your own beer for no charge. Would recommend this place to anyone.

Was visiting nearby two days ago, and my wife spotted Cafe India Tapas, so we managed to find a parking space and call in. Pleased we did now, as we were served quickly with really tasty food. The restaurant doesn't serve alcohol, which was fine for us when driving. It's on the 'cosy' side, being quite small, but fine when sitting down. We had 5 dishes between the two of us, and each one was delicious. Price was reasonable too.Would definitely return if we are in the area again.

Very welcoming food is good great variety in the menu. service even better keep up the good work see you soon. Parking is a letdown but that's ok.

Ate here last night for the first time. What a find. The food was delicious, the service and staff were great. Can't wait to come back. BYOB as well.

Came here for dinner with my flatmates on my birthday and couldn't have asked for a better place for it! The food really hit the spot and the BYOB option was really appealing for us students. Just a genuinely nice place for dinner, highly recommend it!

We visited midweek for my birthday and had a great meal in a very pleasant and relaxing atmosphere , staff was very helpful and offered good advice , we will come back

All the staff were very well mannered and welcoming. Prices are very reasonable and ideal for students. Also, the bring your own booze aspects makes it even more ideal for students. Would definitely come back.

Had a lovely dinner here the other night. Service was bubbly and conscientious, food was prompt very nourishable and the price on the bill was a surprise at the end of the night. I'll be back.

Get a good feed for less than a tenner. Byob was always going to be a big hit and it was a great dinner, staff didn't hassle us but were really attentive. Will 100% be returning.

Was here with my sister before Christmas and loved it. Was visiting her and went again; absolutely beautiful and such good value!

I had clients staying across the road to this restaurant so ventured over for dinner. The food was very good and service great too. No complaints, will definitely be going again.

The food took well over 1 hour to arrive and I actually got mild food poisoning off it. Had huge stomach cramps all night and the food was not that nice anyway. But when I rang to ask about my delivery because it was so late in arriving, the man on the phone was quite nice and helpful, so that's their saving grace in the end...

This is a fantastic place to enjoy some authentic Indian food in the heart of glasgow! Not only is it reasonably priced but the service and food is outstanding. The atmosphere is warm and cozy perfect for relaxing with a bottle of wine which is even better because cafe India tapas is a BYOB ( bring your own bottle) without a corkage fee!!! If you are visiting the west end or just in town you must stop in for a quick or relaxing dinner whichever works you!

I am a big fan of indian cuisine and I'm always looking to try new places and then I stumbled across this restaurant. I've been a few times to cafe india tapas mainly because they have a huge variety on their menus and the food, to put it bluntly, is so damn good. So the first time I came it was with a few friends and we decided we'd go for burgers, as it was around lunchtime. They gave us complementary spiced onions with papadums. For the main course I went for the classic beef burger and it's safe to say that, was the juiciest beef burger I've ever tasted! The burger was just oozing with so much flavour, I honestly enjoyed each bite. It came with a choice of chips or wedges, I obviously went for wedges and it also came with salad at the side. Very impressed with that meal.I returned not too long after and brought along my family, as me and my family are all indian food lovers. We went for curries this time. This was served in a tapas type style so we ordered four curries which was a good amount for our family and also let us try a variety of different curries at the same time. We went for the: lamb korai, chicken saag, daal and prawn curry. It came with a choice of either naan or rice. All the curries were delicious and they all exceeded our expectations! Take my word for it, you probably won't try a curry as mouth watering as that in any other restaurant,especially the lamb korai, that probably was my favourite.Final comments I'd like to make is that the prices of the food are very affordable and reasonable which is an added bonus, alongside the great service I received each time I went there.Cafe india tapas...definitely one of my favourites!

We had a lovely meal here - food was great and excellent value. Two plates each plus sides was more than enough and byob meant we could spend more on food! Will definitely be coming back. (Also garlic naan is amazing, do order)

Excellent all round with delicious food in sensibly sized portions at around the £6 mark. And... BYOB with no corkage! We cannot recommend this new restaurant highly enough.

Got introduced to this restaurant by a friend and what a great place it is . Been here few times now and Everytime food is fantastic . Highly recommend this restaurant .

While a huge factor in returning to Cafe India Tapas is the fact that we can select some fantastic wines of our own without paying through the nose , the real star here is the food.We 1st tried this place in August last year and were delighted by the selection of food available and by the knowledge of our waiter with regards to food and recommendations. While the selfish bit in me hopes that word about here doesnt spread to widely (so we can always get a table !) I would hate for it not to stand the test of time. I can see Cafe India Tapas being the type of place that will throught time be full of regular diners , helped in no part to the BYOB ! We are going to ensure that we will part of that club. For such a quaint place it is brimming with atmosphere at the weekends with diners brimming at the opportunity to supply your own beer and wine in the City Centre. Please don't change :-)Already booked for our next vist.

We eat in this restaurant regularly. The Tapas dishes are excellent and plenty of Veg options too. Excellent service and free corkage.

We booked 8 people for a work Christmas, ordered the lamb karahi and chicken karahi that feed 4-5 each and take 35min to prepare. The staff figured out what we needed for starters and sides, making hosting easy. The free corkage policy is ace, and we had a great time.

Happy on all fronts. Really fresh and tasty.

Waited over an hour for delivery before I phoned the restaurant to ask where it was was then told I need to place an order online if I wanted to have food delivered and the phone promptly went dead. A good while later the food finally arrived absolutely stone cold. Awful experience. Will definitely not be ordering from here again.

A wonderful addition to great western rd, extensive range of tapas dishes all reasonably priced. Lovely comfortable new restaurant, staff really friendly, relax and enjoy

I went here on a Saturday night for my work night out. I hadn't really heard much about it before going, but we were looking for a bring your own bottle restaurant and this place had good reviews so we decided to book it. We had a fantastic evening here, and couldn't believe how good value everything was. For a mere £15 a head we were given starter platters with pakoras, bhajis etc, then picked 6 curries off the menu of which large servings were given to share, as well as all-we-could-eat pilau rice and assorted naan breads. Couldn't recommend this place highly enough, especially for a large group. Will definitely be returning!

Great Service, Very friendly staff and the food is amazing. Plenty of choice and very well sized portions. Belongs in the top 10.

Definitely worth a visit, you will not be disappointed ! Value for money very authentic Indian dishes. Planning to come back soon!

Amazing food, fabulous friendly service, will definitely be back! Very reasonably priced also. Highly recommend for good quality casual dining

This was really poor. The restaurant didn't get the order correct and was both cold and not very tasty.. Very disappointing indeed

We couldnt wait to have this again after last time. The fish pakora was pretty disappointing this time though....boo

It was really really good. Forgot to deliver our drinks though :~|

I have eaten here on 2 occasions, both in big groups. The staff catered excellently to our number and the food was amazing! Would highly recommend and the BYOB is a great way to minimise the cost of your meal. 10/10

Considered eating here a few times and finally picked up some wine and beers and headed there last night. We started by sharing fish and chicken pakora; and then had 4 dishes plus rice and naan between three people. Everything was brilliant, the pakora took a little while but we were given some extra poppadoms to make up for it. Rather than causing annoyance we were delighted with the opportunity to take our time over dinner rather than feeling rushed as with some Indian restaurants nearby. We will certainly be back.

Don't let outside fool you really nice inside staff very good and food is very reasonable and very tasty worth a visit

A little place with a mezzanine floor awaits you as you enter into this small fronted unit. I had never noticed it before , until I was drawn to the board outside proclaiming lunch for a fiver. Decided , what the hell , give it a bash.'Indian Tapa's' is the Menu's war cry. In my speak that just means small portions :-)The decor is clean and fresh , service is attentive but the food is fantastic. I had lamb on the bone with spinach and then chicken on the bone. Both served with rice and nan. The meat fell off the bone and needless to say nothing as left except the bones ! Until now I didn't know this little restaraunt existed and given that it excelled at lunchtime and is Bring Your Own Bottle !!! I will return in the evening on mass with wine in tow :-)A pleasant surprise , when lunch wasn't really on the menu !

We passed this restaurant a few times and were keen to try it out as the menu looked great. We got a range of chicken, lamb and vegetable dishes and each one was delicious! The service was great and byob meant that it was amazing value for money. We will be back! Loved it.