Elite Darbaar in Rushcliffe

Lost count the amount of different dishes & selections I've had. Everyone has been spot on & sublime . Great food great prices . Highly recommended

If you love Indian food and appreciate a curry that’s done properly, then Indian Nights in Radcliffe-on-Trent needs to be on your radar. I ordered the butter chicken, and it was exactly what I’ve been searching for – rich, tomato-based, and absolutely bursting with flavour. No coconut in sight (which is a welcome change from what I usually find locally). It was comforting, full-bodied, and clearly made with real skill and care. The meal came with fluffy rice, a lovely warm naan, and the classic extras – mango chutney, onion salad – all fresh and beautifully presented. Every part of the dish complemented the other, and it felt like a proper restaurant-quality experience at home. I’ve already placed a second order, and after a quick, friendly chat with the chef, I’m confident the next meal will be just as good. Their customer service is spot on, and they clearly take pride in what they do. They appear to deliver through Uber Eats (and probably other apps too), but it’s worth checking directly with them for the best option. Yes, it’s around £16 for a meal for one, but the quality, flavour, and care make it more than worth it. Indian Nights is a standout – I’ll definitely be going back.

Another cracking meal, first rate service and a warm welcome at Ruddington's "Three Spices" Indian restaurant. Brought back so many happy memories of the magical tastes and smells of India. We sat under a wall decoration beautifully and tastefully depicting the Taj Mahal and remembered our own dawn visit to that wonderful, magical and indescribably beautiful white marble mausoleum in Agra built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1631. It was in memory of his favourite wife and soul-mate Mumtaz and seemed to be entirely appropriate in the gentle and tasteful atmosphere of the "Three Spices". Unlike the Taj Mahal the "Three Spices" is not awe inspiring from the outside - one can easily walk past it on Easthorpe Street and not notice it - but what a treat you would miss by not going in and sampling the food and the atmosphere! The Three Spices provides beautifully cooked and presented authentic Indian food and the service is impeccable. Our waiter, as on our last visit, was polite, courteous and efficient - a real professional - and advised us on the various dishes and was hugely knowledgeable about the menu. He made it a meal and a night to remember. What a change from so many English restaurants when one asks the waiter "What's 'the soup of the day?' and he/she looks blank as if one is asking him/her to explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity or discuss the implications for the human race of Schrödinger's Cat - before rushing off saying "I'll ask the Chef"!!!!! As on our last visit we left feeling that we had not only had a lovely night out and delicious meal but our custom had been appreciated and valued. An absolute pleasure - thank you.

Food was below average, everything was tasteless. The garlic naan was awful, no flavour, was just garlic on top of a piece of bread. The biriyani sauce was way too thick and sweet. The pakora paneer was tasteless, not even a pinch of salt and was soggy. I felt like I was chewing rubber. The hot chicken was tasteless as well, was just spicy with no flavour. This was a disappointing takeaway and we will not be ordering from here. We will not be suggesting this place to anyone either.

Lovely warm welcoming staff. The food and service was fabulous - super nan breads.