Hannah Restuarant in Shropshire

Food was lovely hannah is lovely the somosa i dont normally like but hers were amazing will deffo be back soon

Fabulous food from Hannahs best Indian food ever. Hannah and her husband Raffique are very friendly and will cook any dish you wish. Best takeaway in Liverpool. Try the tandoori King prawns and fish(salmon) tikka absolutely amazing.

I have had numerous meals from Hannah who has a stall at Great Homer street market. Today we had a korma and Balti. If you can get better anywhere I would be surprised. Hannah and her husband are lovely people. The food exceptional the price amazing. Make a call if you want something special.

The choice of food on their buffet is excellent. We are regulars because the staff are lovely, the food is great and the choices are perfect for teens

We both have advanced Indian cooking skills and find most restaurants lacking - the usual things like bought in sauces etc. This family run business is different - they cook super authentic dishes - I had kheema methi - really excellent and cooked on the spot. I cannot comment on the dishes they keep hot on the side but both my partner and I thought their a-la-cart items were outstanding. Finally - extremely friendly and speedy service. I have been to Indian restaurants all over the UK - especially Bradford & Brick Lane - this is one of the best.

Very rarely do we have a takeaway. Thought we would try Hannah again after a couple of years. Phoned our order and told food would be ready in 20mins. Arrived after about 25mins. and was kept waiting at the counter for at least another 10mins. At no time did anyone who I imagine was on the counter come to me. Another guy who had ordered was kept waiting a long time for his food as well. A lot of talking going on in the kitchen but surely someone should be on the counter all the time. If it takes this long to prepare a takeaway how do they cope when the restaurant was busy. Moan over, but when back home the food was really quite good, certainly better than average. Would eat from there again but they must sharpen up their act on speed of service and attention to their customer.

Had a lovely meal here after having a few beers in Whitchurch with friends. I've lived only 10 miles from Whitchurch for over 20 years yet had been here before and I'd certainly return! We were quite late in the evening(half 10ish on a Thursday) but the couple who run it were very friendly and happy to serve us. I've been to many a curry house across Britain but would certainly rate this as one of the better ones. There was a different twist/taste to a couple of things like spicy raita with the poppadoms(a surprise but I liked it!) and my rogan josh was different to others I've had which may not be to everyones taste but I thought it was all very nicely served and the chicken tasted lovely. I guess where the cooking originates from in India will have an effect on this but I think it's good that not all curry places are the same! Overall a nice meal and would definately recommend if your a regular curry eater! I'm only sorry we were in a bit of a rush to catch a train and couldn't relax a bit more after eating. We also noticed they offer a catering service which we may look into for a theme night at our social club!

First visit here recommended by friends ! The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. We went early doors and there was only a couple of other tables taken so i expected the service to be fairly quick not sure what was going on the kitchen but it was worth the wait.

This has been, honestly one of the nicest Indians I've had! The food is delicious and has great variety. The buffet layout meant I could have some of everything, I am stuffed! I highly recommend the tandoori chicken!

Been here a few times now. The 7.99 buffet menu is great value - but is sometimes hit and miss. The quality is okay but sometimes not very warm. The service is good and friendly

Worst restaurant ever. The quality of the food is disgusting. The lady who was serving asked us how we were doing and our faces shown everything, even we asked her if the food was cooked this night because everything was cold and dry. The cook took everything from the freezer which is in the main dining and you can see what's going on. I would never advise anyone to go there.

We have been going to Hannah for several years and the food is always amazing. The family who run it are extremely welcoming and always make you feel at home in the restaurant. I cannot recommend highly enough if you are in Whitchurch but also for their outside catering, which is excellent value and consistently delicious.

The most appealing place about this place are the team who run it. A huge welcome is given and the service is great. Food is excellent. Surroundings a little quirky but it is what it is. I love it.

Have eaten in this restaurant, their buffet is excellent & food is always hot & topped up. Recently had my first take out & we had a Balti & Madras, this was one of the best curries I had eaten for a long time, highly recommend.

Brilliant food, incredibly friendly staff and amazing value. Shame the restaurant is rarely busy as we always find the food unbeatable. We've enjoyed lots of take aways over several years and don't feel anything compares with Hannah. When dining at the restaurant the 'help yourself' buffet is never ending and the choice quite vast. Recently moved away from Whitchurch but still return to this fabulous curry house whenever a curry's calling!

Stopped on the way back from Llandudno after searching the net for somewhere to eat in Whitchurch - and we weren't disappointed. Arrived at 6.00 - food was being prepared freshly and brought direct to our table. Nicest Chicken Tikka I've ever had, staff very friendly, would definitely stop again if passing through this way.

We've been meaning to visit Hannah after noticing the food at Whitchurch and Nantwich Food Festival. It looked and smelled delicious. We went for the first time last night and it was the best Indian food we've ever eaten. Everything is freshly prepared and cooked and the tastes were sensational. Don't be put off by the inauspicious approach. Once you get to the top of the stairs, you'll be rewarded by a warm welcome and gorgeous food. The prices are very reasonable, too. We'll be back again soon.

Out last night in Whitchurch with great friends. This restaurant provided a very convivial atmosphere and some really good food. We had a variety of dishes from the excellent buffet selection. A family run restaurant which you should try if you are in the area.

The best chicken pakoras and tikka in Shropshire. We have eaten here with friends or just as a family on hundreds of occasions over many years. Never disappointed and always lovely fresh food and excellent service for a reasonable price. .

It was with some trepidation I drove twenty miles with six members of my family to the Hannah restaurant in Whitchurch to try the buffet dinner which is why we made the effort.First impressions not good, climbing the scruffy carpeted stairs to the dining area which also looked rather dingy, I'm sorry to have to say the staff's clothing also left a lot to be desired, just everyday clothing no, nice uniform or even matching shirt & trousers although I have to say they were very pleasant.It was 8pm on a Saturday evening and there were only four other diners besides ourselves, I wonder why ?The buffet consisted of papadoms chilli sauce and salad, onion bhaji, & kebabs.All the six or so main courses were chicken dishes and whilst pretty good it would have been nice to have had other meats to try.Only bottled beer available, I did miss my usual draught Cobra.So overall not impressed and will probably not make a return visit.

yummy food excellent hosts whats not to like . big staff party and a business meeting done here thanks tess and rafique . my mums favourite place to eat

We had a great family meal here, and will be happy to return, the buffet food was really tasty and a good variety.

Very nice atmosphere, fastidiously clean and excellent food, making for another very pleasant experience. The self-service buffet selection has more than enough variety for us and there's no waiting for meals to be prepared. The prices are reasonable too.

The restaurant was larger than I expected with a welcoming atmosphere. The buffet was a small but popular range of dishes. All of very good quality unlike some buffet offerings. Everything was delicious and so reasonably priced. We ordered some meat samosas which were not on the buffet so cooked fresh - they were to die for.....Hannah also brought round to the tables some naans fresh from the oven which we devoured despite already being stuffed full.We visited as part of a weekend in Shropshire but well worth the hour journey each way from home next time. In the meantime we will keep enjoying our farmer's market purchases from them.

They cooked our daughters wedding day meal for eighty guests every body said the food was amazing we use Hannah all the time the food is always great best chicken Tikka any were great friendly family FANTASTIC you must try you wont be disappointed .

Been here a few times now , always warmly welcomed and family asked after, always had the buffet as I like to sample everything! and as per usual it was all excellent, recommended!

Living locally, we usually tend to stick to the pubs, takeaways etc. that we know; but tonight decided to try the Hannah Restaurant and were very pleased that we made that choice. The self service buffet has a range of dishes, the atmosphere was pleasant and everything was clean. We'll certainly return.

Always lovely and nice choice of food available. Very pleasant family. we are regular visitors and love that they even set us up in our own little spot.

I have been here several times and each time it is really nice. The buffet is varied, fresh and very tasty. The restaurant veteran for all ages and is child friendly. Definitely one to take the whole family.

Great sheesh kebabs from here. Usually see them at Wirral Farmers Market so great to catch up with them in Nantwich...Great Asian good

Visited here during a golfing weekend in July. Took 8 of our party after being recommended by the local pub. Was a little apprehensive at first as it was very quiet for a Saturday night (although we did arrive quite close to closing time). Staff were extremely friendly, service was great and the food was really good. Will definitely consider re-visiting next time we play golf in the area again. Thanks.

Went with my partner and tried the buffet, really enjoyed it and felt full after, very friendly staff would recommend.

Ordered a take away from this restaurant and were a bit skeptical but the owners are very nice and the food was made to our requirement. Would definitely order again.

Over the last few years, we've been many times.Always had a great time, the foods always fantastic, and your guaranteed a warm welcome in friendly surroundings.The buffet is a must, value for money and then some!!

It is not often I go for asian meals given my inability to handle any form of spice. My mind may well have been changed now however following a delightful meal at this family run restaurant. Staff were very helpful (presume they were the owners) and made myself and my family all feel very welcome whilst catering specifically to my extremely moderate spiced diet whilst my partners love for chicken tikka. Thoroughly enjoyed and recommended.

I cannot believe how this so called restaurant manages to still trade , 4 of us went for a meal and I cannot stress how bad the food was , went after reading the last reviews , should have believed the earlier reviews , how can this be a traditional Indian restaurant when the buffet uses cheap drum sticks for tandoori chicken ,which looks like They've been cooked on a griddle that's why they are all burnt , there wasn't a huge selection of buffet items either , seen and tasted the most unusual korma ever envisaged, Service was next to none, only two tables on a Saturday night in this huge restaurant at 7pm. PLEASE TELL ME WHITCHURCH HAS BETTER TO OFFER.

I think some reviewers might have missed the point, but each to his or her own taste! This is not a typical Indian, so many of which use commercially bought in sauces - hence the similarity in colour and taste of dishes from restaurant to restaurant. The food is cooked to order and the chef makes up his own spices. Yes the service can be a bit 'eccentric' - but it would be if you were in India and this just adds to the atmosphere and experience. As for the price -this place provides exceptional value for money. My wife and I recently dined there. Three courses plus a drink each and it came to just under £26.

Bursting with rich and aromatic spices, plentiful and delicious. Whitchurch boasts a superb Indian restaurant that I would happily recommend.Hannah's is great value for money, and boasts attentive service.My son loves the Korma, and my family love our regular curry nights.Don't let other reviews dissuade you. An authentic curry experience. Go and enjoy a Hannah curry.

I have been going to this restaurant on and off for years whenever I'm in the area. It is the still the best curry I have ever had and the family that run the restaurant are friendly and helpful, even to the point of making my curry slightly spicier each time I go. The taste is authentic - something I've only found at a few other Indian restaurants over the years but still nothing like this, this is not your run of the mill Indian, here there is depth and flavour that is just delicious. I just wished I lived closer.

After passing through this small town on a Thursday evening I decided to break my long journey up and stop for a meal. I could not have made a better decision. Fantastic food and at great price. Enjoyed the friendly service from the staff. Its a shame I am not from Whitchurch, however when I am next passing by I will be adding another stop of!

Fantastic authentic asian cuisine with a smile, thank you very much for filling my belly on many occasions. The palak alloo in my opinion is to die for, my absolute favourite dish. The chicken tikka is gorgeous and the nans are lovely and fluffy. I love my puddings and I just love the carrot rice pudding, it is just the most delicious thing to me....mmmmmmmmm.

Myself and partner were ravenous after an action packed day out and happened to be passing through Whitchurch, we noticed the all you can eat restaurant buffet was on and for the excellent price of £7.95 who could complain? Upon entry we were greeted by a member of staff who ushered us to our table and took our drink orders. The buffet starter was self service, so we had poppadoms and a selection of dips. The main dishes included Chicken Korma, Balti and Tandoori Chicken to name a few. The onion bhajis were delicious, as were the dishes. I particularly loved the Tandoori chicken as did my partner, we could tell they were homemade and properly marinated. Surprisingly the delicious Naan bread was included as an option in buffet at no extra charge!! (Nice not to pay as an extra like other establishments charge) Overall lovely food and a good ambience, (we were suitably full, yes 2 visits were made to the buffet) the restaurant seems to be a dedication to a woman called Hannah of which a large photo of her graced the wall next to our table. (We couldn't figure out the connection) answers on a postcard fellow travellers) The owners of the restaurant were friendly, and the woman did come to our table to engage in conversation which was nice. We will definitely be visiting in future.

We live in Whitchurch and usually go to forts of India or spice heaven at the top of the road. However we decided to get a takeaway from here for once. We both have korma whenever we have an Indian so I like to think we know what one looks like and let's just say it's usually a creamy yellowy white colour, I guess due to it bring made of coconut. This korma however was a similar colour to lava with a similar flavour.... I mean how can you get a korma so so wrong. Anyway the rest of the meal wasn't actually that bad but my advice to the restaurant chef would be to call up spice heaven, order a korma and maybe just check you know what you're doing. If however you love a spicy as hell korma this place is definitely for you.

found their stall at a local food festival, the food was fantastic, served nicely and the staff were brilliant

After a longish walk into Whitchurch from the Canal we found Hannah (named for owner's daughter - they are very proud of her)Being A Tuesday night Whitchurch was virtually closed and there were not many in the restaurant but we were made very welcome by owner chef who came to talk to us. Great food, big helpings, good prices. what more could you ask for?

Have had several decent meals of relative value to the price charged over several years and would say am know to the hosts. Last night went for the buffet early at 6.15 as it starts at 6 not unusual!!! Nothing on offer. Poppodoms arrived.. hey great fun...not...did not taste fresh. The hosts showed no interest whatsoever!!! Sat there -..went to the loo...sat there... By 7.10 there were a couple of curries and rice and no starters still. My daughter ate a curry in desperation by 7.20 ....starters...STONE cold and disgusting- who likes cold if not thawed out bhagies??Cold chicken tikka and god knows what happened to the packoras?... Poor apologies later and charged for one meal...??? I dont think so... true value they should have paid us for the watsted hour and half!!! Went home hungry and today my daughter has spent ever since ill and in the loo....!!! Come on! Think environmental health should take a look here...foul,... what ever happened but no excuse.? If you value your time and your stomach forget it...they won't ever see us again! What insults even worse is that they did not seem to care!

What can about say about this place that hasn't been said , it's terrible , I must have been served by the most unusual scruffiest waiter. the food on the buffet was limited and frankly looked like it had been there for a few days, but I guess that's why it's inexpensive. I now understand how those poor people felt that wrote the last review.

I don't like leaving negative reviews, but the food here really was awful. On the positive side the owners were really lovely. The man came out of the kitchen to tell us we had over ordered; I do appreciate this as it's more profitable for them if we do. However I have to say the reason people are not eating his food is not because they have over ordered. It isn't nice. The flavours are odd. The cooking isn't good. And worse, some of it is frankly inedible. The smell and taste of the meat in one dish was very offputting and we didn't risk eating it. It was therefore hard to trust the remaining dishes.The place was empty. We should have known then.I am astounded by the positive reviews. I understand that we don't all like the same thing, but frankly this went beyond taste or preference. It is very cheap, the portions are big, the people who own it are lovely, but nothing makes up for very poor quality food which no-one in the party enjoyed eating. It really took away from what had been a special day.

I have eaten at Hannah restaurant many times and have never been disappointed. The food is always freshly cooked and delicious. If the buffet is not on they will bring you a selection of starters, your choice of Curries, rice and naan bread generous portions. The owners are lovely and friendly and will bend over backwards to please. Ignore these negative reviews, which I think are written by competitors, give it a try!

I've thought long and hard about this review as there were good and bad points. The taxi driver advised us against it and directed us to a different Indian, but I'd read the reviews and we decided to try it, we are a family of four. The first thing I have to say is what a wonderful, friendly owner, nothing was too much trouble and the price of the food and wine...very inexpensive! We were unfortunately the only customers in and that meant no atmosphere. But .... The starters, prawn chat and chicken chat, very very tasty! The main dishes were nice but the pilau rice was not good, first time we have had bad pilau rice, looked and tasted bad. So a very mixed review, not sure I would go again but glad we tried it;)

My friends birthday, 20 of us going. The big black hair in my glass of water wasn't a good start. I went to go look at the buffet and it was all in a small corner. Opening to find some very plain boring dishes. I went for something off the menu, when my 'chicken tikka curry' came out it looked nothing like the one from others Indians. The inside of the chicken was yellow, and it was very dry and hard. I would of rather eaten a microwave value curry than this. The 'egg fried rice' had huge clumps of egg in it, it wasn't even cut up. The cheese nan extra cheese wasn't even cheesey. The next morning I started too feel ill. For the rest of that day I was being sick constantly, now it may not be the Indian but my friends also were very ill!! The chefs uniform looked dirty, boxes were stacked up the side of the side, the toilet seats were sticky (like they hadn't been cleaned).. all I'm saying is I'd never advise anyone to go there. Get up the road to spice heaven!!!!

Hannah Restaurant is the only Asian restaurant I will go to in Whitchurch.What I dont understand is why not full of diners, maybe because it is upstairs?Last time we ate there we met three men who had come all the way from Telford to eat there..At week-ends there is a four course buffet at the remarkable price off 7.95 with reasonably priced drinks. Unlike some buffets the food is freshly cooked and only small amounts put out as and when needed.There is usually a choice of four dishes for the main course.If you prefer you can order from a menu.On weekdays you can still have the four courses at the buffet price and the owner will cook more or less whatever you want from the a la cart menu for the main course. Depending how many there are in your party, will dictate how many different dishes you can order for your main course.The downside is the quantity you are given to eat, usually too much.The Indian Lager Cobra is one of the nicest lagers I have drunk in Whitchurch.I wonder from some of the comments if other guests have tasted genuine Indian cooking, Hannah use fresh ingredients not mass produced sauces purchased from food suppliers.The owners are two of the nicest people you could meet.

A fair selection of dishes on each of our visits to date and friendly staff make this worth a return visit. If you don't find the dish you want - no problem it can be done for you ! Would recommend the lamb and spinach main in particular.

Pleasant and helpful owners on site, the buffet is good value with an average number of dishes on offer. However anything else you want will be rapidly cooked for you.

indian food.we arrived at 7pm on a friday, we were the only customers in the resturant throughout our dining experience (that says alot), the food was awful,not dissimilar to the jars of sauce available in supermarkets. not for me

The carrot rice pudding is to die for. All other food is very, very tasty and cooked by a conscientious chef who is willing to tweak recipes to your taste.

Average is actually generous but the staff and owners are so nice, I couldn't bring myself to rate it any lower. The starters were mainly OK but main dishes (all four) were very bland (although one tasted distinctly of vinegar) and gave the impression they had been in the pan an awfully long time: really poor. We went a la carte: perhaps the buffet would have been more freshly prepared but we won't be going back in a hurry to find out. I was left a little bewildered at the favourable comments Hannah's has received. The restaurant isn't busy and the owners seem to attribute this to the location (up stairs). I suspect it has more to do with the quality of the food and I would love the owners to face this reality and start appealing to customers wanting authentic, freshly cooked food based on quality ingredients. On the positive side, it's cheap any you can get decent beer.

excellent friendly service. freshly cooked tasty healthy Indian food. A lovely place to bring family and friends.if you are watching your cholesterol they don't use gee. They only use food colouring in the chickens tikka. A gem!

Although we didnot book on New Year' eve we got there early and managed to get a table. The buffet is great - lots of starters and usualy about 4 different currys, with rice, and nan breads. There are also sweets! The price is so reasonable considering you can literally eat as much as you can. There is also a menu if you want something different. New Year's eve was complete with Bollywood dancers which were excellent and really gave the place a fantastic atmosphere. Hope they do it again soon!!

Very good food (especially the starters!) and good value buffets/all you can eat food every night at a very good price.

Whitchurch has 3 Indians - Spice Heaven No.1, Eastern Spice No.2, Hannah No. 10!! Lighting like a transport cafe, food served like a school canteen (wife's starter largely cold and main was tasteless). Service so bad that table near us was not cleared of debris an hour later (and only 3 tables had diners on!!!).

excellent food ,service and prices ...feel very at home here and children most welcome, refresh the buffet food regularly and the only thing i would say i would like to see more desserts on the menu!"!!

Having tasted HANNAHs food at Ludlow Food Festival on 9.9.12, we decided on a trip 20 miles the other way and visited their Green End restaurant on 14.9.12. We did not pre book but on arriving at 7pm were made most welcome. We decided to try the Buffet to get a wider selection of their foods, this was warm and regularly refreshed. None of the dishes were mind blowingly hot but all gave a great taste of spices. Whilst talking to the chef/proprieter we mentioned our favourite dish from Ludlow, a short while later a platter of well stuffed, crispy meat samosas arrived at the table as a tasty extra. Delicious!!!If you see a "HANNAHs" stall at a festival grab something, anything, just as it is cooked, otherwise you are likely to miss out. I only hope their next expansion in restaurants is south!Ian FINCH. Shrewsbury.

After 2 weeks out on the boat we were craving a decent Indian meal & what a delight it wasThe couple who run this place, cannot do enough to pleaseThe booking had been made for us by the landlady of a local pub, who is a big fan of this curry house - how right she wasI like my food a little bit spicy & explained that I liked my heat from chilli, a dish was recommended & it was heavenMy other half had a tandoori dish which smelt divineSome places produce huge naan breads, theirs were regular sized & packed flavour, the rice was well cooked & had a lovely flavour - well worth the visit - go !!!!!They offer a set menu which is available every night - so might give that ago next timeMy only negative is that the place lacks a bit of atmosphere, this is more than made up by the food & the hostsBTW - wine is very reasonable too10/10 first classIts been a pleasure to be the first to review!!!!