Curry Inn 84 in Waverley

Authentic and flavoursome curries, along with impeccable service from Foyez. It's a great all-around curry restaurant.

Great food but very slow service. After waiting an hour between starters and mains we asked our waiter how long before we will get our food? He told us to be patient. A table by us who arrived after us were happy enjoying their mains. Eventually it arrived and was really enjoyable. Disappointed in the service we received tonight.

Top rate restaurant. Have visited many times and always enjoyed our visit. The food is of a consistently high standard with a superb choice of menu, the decor and furnishings are nicely done and the staff are fabulous. Always polite, friendly and helpful.

We have been going to the Curry Inn for many years and a review is long overdue, the food is always consistently good and we have never had a poor meal and the service is superb . We opened an Airbnb 2 years and always recommend the Curry Inn to our guests and always get glowing reports back when they eat there . The decor is lovely as are all the staff and we should know, we must have eaten there over a 100 times over the years . We highly recommend the Curry Inn

Until yesterday it had been at least 3 years (thanks to Covid and other obstacles) that I had had a curry sitting in a restaurant. But this week I broke my "fast" and found Curry Inn. It's a comprehensive and very varied menu that would satisfy most tastes. The staff were friendly and helpful and the service impeccable. Our meals were ordered and in pretty quick time brought to our table. The food was excellent We will be going back!

This is a superb local Curry house - friendly and always professional. As regards the “which is best in Cranleigh debate” there is only one winner. Service quick - food superb especially vegetarian options …

We've been to this restaurant many times over the last couple of years but our recent visit was very disappointing. The greeting was poor, service was nonchalant and the food was average at best. half of the chicken in my dish was dry and un-edible and the lentil dish was bland and more of a puree. Not what you expect from an expensive Indian restaurant. It's a shame as we've always enjoyed our meals there before. Will look at alternatives...

Monday night early February. My second visit. Nice welcome. Comfortable ambience and good service. Friendly well trained staff. Slickly dressed Manager in attendance. But the food does not quite do it for me. Excellent garlic bread and poppadoms, good Dahl, interesting lime and ginger rice, disappointing dry tasteless brindi bargi, standard vegetable biryani but unusually need to extra order a wet sauce, poor jungle curry (basically a gravy with some tasteless chicken and prawns - ok it was my choice). Nice cobra 660ml and merlot. Visit the curry inn for a nice time but the Asian food in my opinion is not the best in Cranleigh.

Visited this restaurant last night, and very disappointed! Average food, small portions, very expensive, and disorganised service.

So good! We had heard great things about the curry inn and it certainly did not let down! Amazing food and great service! Highly recommend

The best curry in Cranleigh!!! The restaurant is modern with a warm and welcoming ambience. The food was absolutely delicious and at such an affordable price. But what made our evening was the warm, welcoming and very personal service. Our waiter, Gino, was so friendly (and helpful) that he made us feel as though we were part of the restaurant family! Thank you so much for making our night so special! We will definitely see you again soon!

Absolutely amazing. The Dry Mutton was a whole new level - I've never had it before and it was the best curry I've ever had (I have done a lot of Curry's!!!). Jinu served me, was attentive, friendly and great - a real credit to the place. Decor was modern and nice! Worth visiting Cranleigh for!!

The rude welcome continued to rude service cold unpleasant spent 150 pounds for a very unpleasant atmosphere from the manager

Lovely place, good ambience, food was delicious however the service was appalling, 45 mins to get poppadoms and they tried 3 times to give me my starter when I was trying to eat the poppadoms, we had to chase every beer we ordered which got really boring, most of the staff were really nice and friendly but seemed to have no given section, no direction or organisation

Service good , food very nice , But prices on the high side and portion Sizes getting smaller not a good combination for repeat regular visits

Went to this restaurant when it first opened back in 1984 for a few years. Then we moved away. Recently staying nearby again and thrilled to see it was still there, so we booked a table. Beautiful decor, very friendly and warm welcome and the food was delicious! After mentioning that I hadn’t been for over 30 years, they served us a delicious mint and local honey tea in ornate crockery after our meal. Lovely touch 😊😊

Very tender lamb Fragment condiments Fluffy indulgent naan Crispy bahgees Traditional beers Attentive service Good value One of the best curry houses in the south east

This is a restaurant that serves excellent food and we were not disappointed. Our only disappointment was the offhand staff whose approach bordered on the surly. We would return for the food - but not the service.

Looks lovely and clean and was fully booked when we went on 29th July however the main was disappointing and as curry’s go, overpriced! Check your bill as an automatic service charge is added like many restaurants now. Sadly while the food arrived quickly the actual service was not great. My tikka masala was overly salty, the calamari while good just tasted of calamari the popadoms were delicious but the chutneys are extra and charged at 75p/person!! The chutney dish sizes didn’t change either to reflect the number of people in the party!! All in all was really disappointed and at £130 quid for three people was pricey! I’ve had delicious food and better service in local curry restaurants (SW20) where the staff are friendly and work to a high standard. I advised the waiter we would not be paying the service charge of £13 but he was either deliberately deaf or overworked as we had to ask for the change! We did leave a small tip but not the 10% requested!!

Not great, tried today for the first time and pretty disappointed. Takeaway pickup only, poppadoms and salad with 3 pots of mint no mango etc, lack of the basics as we ordered. Curry was okay but extremely hot but a little flavourless compared with other local Indians A bad day in the office but defo feel short changed for the price Vs care and quality.

Avoid. Terrible takeaway food, very poor standard. The other Indian 100 yards away is much much better.

Excellent food. We have only had takeaway but each time it has been very good. Keep up the great work. Be aware that the predicted delivery time has been overly pessimistic each time we have had delivery! Each time it has arrived earlier rather than later.

To be avoided. After having had really good meals here both eating in and takeaway the last two takeaways have been inedible. The first time we put it down to a bad day in the kitchen but this time had to review as had to put it straight in the bin. You’d think chicken tikka would be pretty straightforward but it was completely flavourless and the chicken was watery and didn’t smell great. I called to complain and tell them but they weren’t really interested unless we took the food back

Very smart and stylish venue. The decor, friendly uniformed staff and eclectic cutlery/crockery make this Bangladeshi restaurant classy. The food menu is wide ranging and interesting. The food itself is best quality and beautifully cooked. Highly recommend

Thank you to all the staff who served the 7 of us last night. Excellent and efficient service with a smile. Delicious food as always.

Normally we have takeaway from another curry house in Cranleigh and as a change we thought we would try the Curry Inn as my wife had enjoyed it when she had visited with friends recently. My wife enjoyed her KP biryani but the rest of...

Have been going to Curry Inn since moving to Cranleigh 5 years ago never fails in quality of food and service all staff generally do go the extra mile to ensure you have a comfortable and enjoyable time the food is always top quality fish...

The food at Curry Inn is absolutley fantastic - we had the most beautiful meal there. They have also done a really good job making the restaurant covid safe - on entry you must scan in, hand sanitise and they check your temperature, the tables...

This was always our favourite Indian restaurant for many years so we had no hesitation in phoning for a home delivery. The first bad sign was the lack of that unique smell we had grown to love when the bag was opened. My prawn dansak...

We had a takeaway delivery for three people last night. Food was mouth-wateringly good. The food was delivered by a friendly young guy and was piping hot. We were going to collect but we’re advised that delivery time was 45-60 mins and so we opted...

I must say I have been going to the Curry Inn for 15 years now and it is definitely the best spot for a curry in Cranleigh. I have always found the service to be good and the Sunday Buffet is definitely worth checking out....

We are never disappointed with a visit to the Curry Inn. The food was delicious and well presented as always and the staff were friendly and attentive.

We are not local and haven't eaten here before but though we would visit. We are so pleased we did the whole evening was first class. Very helpful staff and as for the food it was wonderful. The food we had was a class above...

Booked the restaurant to meet another couple post lockdown. The service was very slow and we had to chase drinks orders twice and the food took forever to arrive. My wife is vegetarian, normally curries are great for veggies. No veggie main courses at all...

Terrible service so slow several times had to ask members of staff to chase drinks an food orders than they had cheek to add service charge never going back also think they put prices up to make up for government discount

£7.75 for 2 pieces of chicken tikka (Starter) The place is an absolute Rip Off. (I’ve had to include a picture to show the Chicken Tikka Starter) Main course curries are around £15.00 Naan Breads £4.99 Curries were OK, nothing special and certainly don’t warrant...

We went out for a meal with a group of friends, when we arrived we ordered some popadoms, that took an hour to arrive, whilst we where waiting we did a drinks order which we had to chase up several times before they got it...

We went to the curry in as a group of 8 we sat down at 7pm we order a round of drinks which we had to ask for 3 times and was told they didnt speak english so could we repeat again then the drinks...

We visited in October with family. Lovely atmosphere, friendly helpful staff. Busy restaurant but good service. Food is of the highest quality. We all had different dishes, chicken, lamb, prawns. Very generous portions. A lovely restaurant and a good night out. Excellent.

Decided to try what will be our 'local' once we move to Cranleigh in a few days time. Wow! We were not disappointed. Great food, good service and value, a very pleasant ambience! We will definitely be back!

OMG! What a waste of time and money. We had booked a table for 6.30pm and we arrived having to squeeze our way through all the people in the queue waiting for takeaways in the doorway. They didn't seem to know we had booked a table and we were squeezed in to a small table that didnt leave any personal space. Having worked hard in the week, I wanted to have a lovely evening with my wife. Our personal space was encroached and that was the start of a really bad evening. We sat at our table for 15 minutes before having to ask someone to serve us drinks (and light the candle on the table). After about 10minutes our drinks arrived. In this time waiting we realised that the menu has NO VEGETARIAN options... I know it's probably not a good place to go if a vegetarian, but the menu has the "V - Vegetarian" printed - but no options for vegetarian. So! after about 30 minutes we got out popadoms. We ordered our main course AFTER having hoovered up the popdoms. Drinks now all gone, and glass's were dry! Tum tee tum! Had to grab a member of staff who all looked overworked and stressed. The mains eventually arrived after (again) having to chase!. Then it arrived - Food was alll mediocre. There was no wow facture to the portion sizes or quality of food.. After 2 hours of a fustrating evening - We had to (again) chase someone to pay our bill... Over 2 hours for a meal! .Terrible/not existent customer service.. Not going back there

We only visited to pick up our takeaway but felt our curries were so superb I needed to write a review.As a family we have had many curries on our travels & homes through the uk and this is without question the most delicious we have had - onion piazi; lamb bhuna; chicken xacutti; murph malabar; Bhindi , saag & mushroom Bhajis; lemon pulao; chapati, garlic naan.Often one curry dish can taste similar to the next but I can honestly say each of our dishes were exquisite and with every flavour delicately different to the next. For a change we have not been left with that salty thirsty aftertaste , not bloating.The curries tasted freshly homemade, rather than bulk production.My son collected our food and reported back that the restaurant looked very lovely so we must visit next time and not take out.Thank you Curry Inn for making our taste buds and tummies incredibly very happy!

We eat here about once a month, the food is great and the staff to match Never disappointed here, if you come to the largest village in UK, Cranleigh, and you like your Indian food this is a no brainer Enjoy

we tried this one on a recommendation from a local and were very impressed. we both had dishes we had never tried and liked them.the onion bhajis are great and the powdered coconut they give you was a nice addition.

When I see the rice is perfect I know they’ve got the basics right, the naan was even better, as for the mains each individual spice could be tasted, totally balanced, a real treat, match by a classy ambience and great service, we’ll be going back again that’s for sure.

We sat through a very busy Saturday night service we had to gain the waiters attention because two tables after us were ordering before us the Poppa Dom’s were excellent and the extra lime pickle probably the best we had eatenAll of the main courses were well cooked and presented and most enjoyable what lets this place down is the small portions of rice and the ridiculous cupfull of Dahl chargred at £4.50

We got a takeaway last weekend from Spice which is part of Curry Inn. We would normally get our takeaway from Rania but decided to go here for a change. They were very nice and quick and the menu had a few different dishes on which is always a bonus. The meal itself was rather average though, which was a shame. We were very hungry which often means food can taste even better but this sadly wasn’t the case. We will be returning to Rania next time!

We took a party of 7 adults plus an infant last night for Sunday dinner. Every dish was superb, fresh and delicious with good portions. Excellent service, very attentive and courteous, nothing was a problem including supplying a high-chair for the infant. We have not been here since 2018, we used to be regulars, we are so glad to see the quality of the food is still amazing. We have tried everywhere else in this area from Guildford to Horsham, the Curry Inn in Cranleigh still stands head and shoulders above the rest. Our guest family members from Canada were extremely impressed!

Ordered 2 Chicken Tikka Masala and a Chicken Tikka Bhuna takeaway. All cartons of curry were half full, with the Chicken Tikka Masala only containing 5 tikka chunks of chicken the size of my thumb nail. Both my teenage sons wouldn't eat it as the tasteless. Garlic Nan was the size of my hand. Will not be eating here again. £45 straight in the bin.

We didn’t book a table, I didn’t think it would be a problem at 5.30pm however when we walked through the door we were not welcomed just a question of didn’t you book and can you be finished by 7.30?

I have eaten at this restaurant several times in the past few months and it always met or exceeded expectations.

Swam after playing tennis all day at nearby club. Was starving when I got here. Initial confusion as to where I would be seated as I was by myself. May be they do not get many solo diners. Sensed a chill among staffs who were talking about me loudly, gossiping to be more correct. Food was ok. Decore fine. Chilly should be the food here, not the reception and loudly talking about diners should stop.

We have now visited on three occasions and the service seems to be getting worse and worse, it is absolutely terrible!

A large gathering of friends and family in this busy High Street restaurant. Modern decor with comfortable seating. We had a selection of dishes off the extensive menu, they were all good but nothing to my mind was outstanding and most probably fairly priced for the surroundings even if a little more expensive than some other Indian restaurants! I also found one of the waiting staff rather less than charming, perhaps it was just an off day for him! Evening parking possible on neighbouring streets.

We really wanted a nice Friday night meal out and so we picked this restaurant and booked a table on line. We arrived bang on time almost to the second as per our booking. The greeting we got was REALLY poor , the table obviously wasn’t ready but instead of just apologising to us they tried to make us feel like we were in the way. They told us to sit and wait in the window by the door! When we finally get shown our table the waiter then asks us what we would like to drink. Then the confusion started. I asked for a bottle of kingfisher as I didn’t fancy a draft from the tap. The waiter got confused between the only two beers that they had on offer and thought I wanted a bottle of cobra. So I was trying to explain that I didn’t want a cobra but also didn’t want a draft from the tap so could I have a bottle of kingfisher! It went a bit strange after that. We stupidly ordered a starter which sounded quite nice on a he menu. Baby octopus soup. When it arrived it was rather like bush tucker trial !!! boiled whole octopus swimming in curry powder water ! I tried to eat one of the boiled baby octopus that was floating in the boiling curry powdered water. It was like eating a very hot piece of rubber that seemed to burst when I bit into it! Totally disgusting! Luckily the waiter that cleared the plate was a different waiter and asked us why we hadn’t had any of this awful “soup” I explained to him that i had tried a small amount but it was rather like what I imagined a bush tucker trial off I’m a celebrity get me out of here might have been like! He totally understood and laughed! Then as he walked away with the full uneaten bowl of soup he jokingly asked if the octopus was still alive!!! Damage done I think as the head waiter or manager came over to ask why we didn’t eat the soup! I explained that it was just too revolting, to which he replied that it was one of their most popular dishes!!!! I said I was amazed that anyone would actually have eaten that and looked around and pointed out that no one else had ordered it! Anyway they obviously weren’t happy with us as they made us wait 45 mins for the main course ! Sadly this wasn’t worth the wait , really boring and tasteless which is such a shame as I had not eaten all day in anticipation of what I had hoped was going to be a feast ! really miserable disappointing dinner that should have been a wonderful Friday night out in a local curry house restaurant! ☹️ definitely not going back there again

Down from Scotland on a business trip and we were delighted we picked Curry Inn for our dinner. The food was fresh and tasty - I asked for recommendations from the staff for something different, so I don’t remember what the courses were called but they were excellent. I look forward to the next business trip to the area so I can come back.

Another great night at the Curry Inn - fantastic food, service and ambience. Spicy chicken dhansak is hard to beat

Very pleased. We dropped in 15min before closing and they were happy to accommodate us. All they asked is that we don’t order anything from the Tandoor Oven as it takes a long time to cook - we thought that was very fair, they were prepared to stay open for us past closing if we weren’t unreasonable with our order.

Very polite and attentive service. Great atmosphere and busy all evening Food was delicious and we could stay chatting as long as we liked

Can always rely on Curry Inn. It is always the busiest Indian restaurant in town and deservedly so. Service is prompt generally and the food is appropriately tasty - ask for the strength you want.

I was taken here by a friend, and having been to many Indian restaurants in my time, this was a pleasant surprise, fantastic decor, great service and the food was sublime. From the poppadoms - with pressed coconut to the Jalfrezi Chicken and Prawn dish - great flavours

Popped in to the curry inn 84 on Christmas Eve as a spare of the moment decision. They were quite busy even though it was only 6 pm and they did squeeze us in.

We have eaten here a few times - the food is usually good and things only go repeatedly wrong when we’ve had takeaways - in fact when they’ve tried to remedy or correct things they get that wrong aswell but hey ho we thought you can’t get too much wrong with a buffet and thankfully we were right.

They do a superb curry, its never busy when i go which is a good thing, not too expensive. A nice treat

Having been to the restaurant awhile ago , they have under gone refurbishment and it is amazing.

What an elegant place and superb food. The staff were most helpful in finding a table in a quiet area...

Great tasting food ecen if a but pricey, only let down was the staff who seemed to have had enough...

We decided to have dinner here in October, our first time back since they refurbished it. We shan't darken it's doorstep again for a long time. They really must decide if they are a restaurant or takeaway as the service suffers. It took them over an hour to get our main meal to the table and then the rice was dry, the food over cooked and lacking flavour. Having redecorated it, the noise seems to be such that we weren't able to hear each other.

I've been visiting this restaurant for twenty years and have found the food to be consistently the best in the area. The service is good and they have recently had a re-fit and it very much looks the part. It's not your traditional, flock wallpapered Indian. It's modern with a good and varied menu.

Have you ever had a recommendation for something and thought “do you know what, I’m not too fussed about that”.

Only the second time I have frequented this place, however, it has become my favourite Indian restaurant in the locality.Very clean and tidy, good service and excellent food. Highly recommended!

Just moved to the area in March and have been to curry inn 4 or 5 times have to say the staff are probably the most miserable ever , you feel like they are doing you a favour on arrival no welcome and no smiles, the food is ok king prawn dishes tasteless frozen prawns . The tables are squashed together to squeeze as many as possible in there was about a 5 inch gap between our table and 2 either side. All in all nice decor shame as this place has great potential with right staff , Don't think will be returning in a hurry

Over the years I've visited this establishment on numerous occasions & the food here has always been consistent & flawless, never disappointed on exit. Did a re-visit after a while in which they did a refit, & oh my, the interior decor is of such high standards, love the various cosy, comfy & lush ambience effects. The silverware & crockery are well balanced with a weighty quality feel when dining. Didn't think there was room for improvement, but wrong I was, the food served this evening was a marvel, genuine intricate details of presentation along with fragrant dishes that taste very luxurious. Top marks for this restaurant. This place deserves to be a 5 star eaterie as we all agreed. Keep it up gents, & see you again soon, highly recommended...

Called in late one Monday evening. Ordered 2 starters, one of Prawn Puri and the other of Lamb Kebab. Our main was a plain and simple vegetable Biryani. When we arrived home the starters were all there and very good but there were two chicken biryani's instead which is not what we ordered. Plus if i had to be really fussy there was only 4 pieces of chicken in the biryani.

After reading in the local newspapers that this place was raided by Immigration officials in June 2017 and 3 illegal employees detained for deportation we thought let's see if they are making any effort to win the customers back. Service was very good, not overbearing ad no sign of staff shortage. The quality of the food was also very very good. Portion size was just right, so often these restaurants bring huge portions to the table when it's really about the flavours and textures. Will return.

Service with a smile doesn't appear to be a phrase common to the Curry Inn. Food was lukewarm and looks like it was bought in a supermarket "microwave meal" section. But the taste fills a gap. Not my favourite Indian restaurant by far.

I've been going to the Curry Inn since it opened - I live in Australia now but always look forward to going there on trips back to Cranleigh to see my family. The decor has changed again and looks great, the good food and always such friendly staff are a constant - you don't run a restaurant for this long without getting it right! If I still lived in Cranleigh, I'd go there more often - it's an occasional treat now but always a highlight of a visit.

There have been a number of mixed reviews since the refurbishment and I value each comment based on diners thoughts etc. Mine will be the same. The re vamp looks good - nice to have a change now and again. The service sometimes without a smile and warm greeting is good and attentive. Not so sure about the compulsory service charge ? The food has always been good and I have never had a bad meal at The Curry Inn. The menu looks good and is varied. Wine and beer at reasonable price. The tables are too small and too close together - no privacy to your conversation. Takeaway also of good standard BUT order well in advance Thursday - Saturday as the restaurant is busy. Also wise to book a table. The Curry Inn is worth a visit and in my opinion the best in Cranleigh. There you go.

We went for dinner mid week and did not have a reservation. We were early enough that they fitted us in but the place got busy fast. The menu has all of the favourites on it but also some imaginatively named variations. Four of us ate generously with leftovers to spare and a number of beers for under 30 pounds each. I would go back.

Went here last week for an impromptu meal.Haven't been in since the revamp and am pleased to say it's great! Food it beautiful and staff attentive and friendly.Highly recommend:-)

This is the third time I have visited since the Curry Inn has been refurbished.The interior is modern, stylish and tasteful although the proximity of the tables is a little close.The food is good, with the Murgh Malabar being a favourite chicken dish. I had the salmon shah which was very dry and overcooked. However, the food is beautifully presented and plentiful.The service is ... puzzling. I have tried very hard on each occasion to get the waiters to smile - it isn't easily accomplished. They do not look as though they enjoy their jobs and sadly have quite a surly attitude. This is a real shame as it puts us off wanting to return.For three of us the bill came to £94 - we had poppadoms and pickles to start, three main courses, two rice dishes, two naan breads, two large beers and two small beers. I thought that this was expensive - 10% service charge is added automatically which is perhaps the reason for the indifferent service. Would I recommend? I'm not sure - the food is really good but the surly waiters do not create a good atmosphere and I'm not sure that I want to put myself through that again.

The interior of the restaurant is beautifully decorated and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. And the food is stunning, no other word to describe it.

After failing to write down my booking last time I thought I'd give it another shot as for some reason the level of customer service has gone down hill. On this occasion the food was delicious, however our overall dining experience was compromised due to a very rude manager who was incredibly dismissive while not paying any interest in what we wanted to order. Having been going to the Curry Inn for years, I myself was shocked at such service and it ruined the meal for everyone. The staff are normally so lovely! Hopefully next time there will be an improvement.

Visited here with some friends for dinner. There's no doubt that the food here is really good. We have tried other Indian restaurants and they don't come up to quality of The Curry Inn. That said, since the renovation, we have noticed that the prices have increased and I was surprised at (A) the cost of the meal and (B) that they appear to be adding a discretionary tip to bills. The portions are a little light, particularly the rice dishes and the tables are never big enough for the food so it does tend to feel a little cramped at times. If The Curry Inn could just sort the portions out to balance the price increase and not have the tables so crammed together it would be the perfect Indian restaurant.

After ordering a takeaway from this restaurant when friends moved nearby we were very much looking forward to going again for a sit-in meal to celebrate her birthday. We were especially excited about having some of their authentic desserts which we had discussed with the friendly manager on our first visit.Subsequently the food was once again excellent and the service good at our 21:30 booking. We had mains and starters together as it was a late sitting, but one they offered on their website. As the evening progressed the service waned and after they cleared our table we were just left and had to ask a passing waiter for the dessert menu. His attitude was appalling and clearly wanted to go home rather than serve us, he reluctantly brought one menu to our table of four and never returned to take the order.Suddenly the bill arrived and then we were left again - had to go up to pay and refused the service charge addition explaining the surly looks and nonchalant attitude of the last waiter. The Manager who is great did apologise profusely and offered us free dessert or drinks but by then we'd had enough.Would have given 5 stars otherwise for a lovely evening - shame it was spoilt by poor service at the end.

Always had a good meal at the Curry Inn.The staff are always friendly and it's good value for money.

Food is fantastic, sometimes the service is a little over stretched. Newly refurbished restaurant, beautifully designed

Always first class, ambience, layout, service, food, let the waiter choose, will make it a very good real surprise

Most curry houses are good these days but Curry Inn in Cranleigh is an exceptional experience.. The food is superb. The service is excellent and the atmosphere brings people back again and again. Highly recommended.

We had a lovely meal here last year but have not been since the refurbishment was completed, so we decided on a spontaneous visit. What a difference! It was a Saturday night but not that busy, but the meal was average at best and took quite a long time to arrive. The prices have increased but the portions are noticeably smaller and not as carefully presented or served piping hot. While we were eating, waiters were repositioning the adjoining tables into a different layout which was rather intrusive and for which they made no acknowledgement or apology. There appear to be more tables but the layout is not great and to gain space they now provide only 1 ladies and 1 gents cloakroom - quite surprising in view of the number of covers which can now be accommodated. When we asked for the bill we noticed service is now automatically added at 10%, described as "discretionary gratuity". Our bill was £49 and £5 was added which we thought was rather cheeky in view of the service and food being less than great, so we paid £50 with a couple of pound coins, handed the dish to the waiter and were on our way out when he walked in front of us and stopped us saying we hadn't covered the bill! We were in the process of explaining when the manager joined the discussion and said we needed to pay the total of £54!! We were astonished, especially because we always tip. The manager became more and more agitated when we told him we were paying what we thought was fair in the circumstances and that discretionary meant the service charge was voluntary. He refused to accept this and blocked our exit, saying we were in the wrong and had to settle the bill in full. All this fuss for £2?? We left and will never recommend or return to The Curry Inn again. Whether the "gratuities" contribute to the cost of the refurbishment I can't say but intimidating guests to make them conform is definitely not the path to success when running a restaurant.

The food and service were excellent as before and the new decor is very pleasant especially if you like impressive rushing water displays. They have followed recent airline developments and tried to put a few too many tables in for comfort which is a pity and the acoustics are awful when the place is full but the general experience outweighs these downsides for me. Parking is easy if you use the Stocklund Square car park as it has a passage through to the high street adjacent to the Curry Inn - from the far end.

Great atmosphere, superb food and excellent, attentive service. My daughter made a. Mistake in her order and the staff sorted it in moments.Love this place.

Have been to the newly refurbished Curry Inn three times now since it re-opened. Very impressed with the decor, and the food is excellent in terms of the quality, taste and presentation. However, the tables are far too close together, you're practically eating with the people sitting next to you! In addition, the tables themselves are too small and you cannot fit all the dishes on them, making it very awkward and uncomfortable to eat. Yes it is a little on the expensive side compared to your average curry restaurant, but don't mind spending more if it warrants it - quality is more important than quantity! They need to space the tables out more to make for an overall better experience.

Visited recently since the facelift. The food was, as always very good but I notice that the prices have risen, no doubt to pay for the expensive re-fit. It also seemed that the tables are closer together which made other diner's conversations rather intrusive.I may visit again but I also intend to try the other Indian restaurant in Cranleigh and will report on that!

Had a takeaway on Saturday five small pieces of chicken in my korma two in the saslick and quater of tomatoe and five lettuce leafs in the salad. Very expensive for the amount try to use a local business but never again this has happened so many times. Best to drive to Billingshurst.

Always have a great meal at the Curry InnNew decor looks fabPopular with locals, book ahead to avoid disappointment

Have always been with friends over the years and has been a couple of times with the children and now they absolutely love curry. choice is really good. The Akhani Boat is really tasty is you want to try a Balti that is slightly different, Had the Murg Malalbar this time and was really tasty. Service is always great and really helpful, if you are unsure which one the whittle the choices down to.The new décor is lovely and feeling welcoming.

I'm not very good with hot food and so I'm a bit of a wimp but even for me there are loads of dishes to choose from, which is good as a group of friends meet there every month! I'm broke but I never mind spending £25 for a really lovely meal with all the trimmings. The service is excellent too.

Have been using this Indian for about 25 years on and off. Nothing and I mean nothing it too much trouble for these guys. Dinner with my kids. Child portions offered straight away. My eldest order a balti I though might be too strong for her. Our waiter was brilliant and kitchen made it look like mine just mild. Had the miss fortune of forgetting my wallet on leaving picking up a take away. These boys drop it to my home the same night - I had not even realised I had left it! In short great food as ever and it's coupled with even better service. Keep it up

Sadly this place is all style and no substance. Since the revamp the prices have become ridiculous....£10 for a vegetable dhansak that tasted like it had been made with a jar of Patak sauce! The service was offhand and the Manager rude when we asked if the recipe had changed for the curry. I felt truly ripped off when the bill arrived. I honestly could have cried. The onion bhaji were nothing more than ok. You get a tiny amount of rice for an exhorbitant price.There is no service here....just off handedness.Never again would I patronise this truly jumped up place. Thankfully a great Thai has opened in Cranliegh so we won't starve!