Jewel in Sheffield - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

La Joya cerrada sobre hace cuatro meses. Nunca me pareció muy bueno, con bastante comida insípida y pretencioso ambiente.

Vamos a este restaurante, en cada oportunidad en la temporada de hockey sobre hielo, ya que todo es de primera clase, desde el momento en que en el momento en que sales. El personal es muy amable y educado, puertas que se abren para nosotros, tener una agradable conversación y recordando que los platos y bebidas que normalmente tenemos incluso cuando no hemos estado allí por hasta 5 meses antes. La comida es la mejor con diferencia y hacen todo lo posible para asegurarse de que todo esté a su gusto y satisfacción. Me gustaría hacer referencia a la revisión el 24/12/15 y me gustaría decir que nos sentamos al lado de esta pareja en el tiempo y esta crítica está lejos de verdad. Los camareros y el director hizo todo lo que pudo en forma amable y profesional, pero estaba claro desde el principio que nada iba a ser justo y esas personas eran simplemente a quejarse y tratar de conseguir una comida gratis. La Joya no merece recomendaciones falsas como esta.

Fuimos aquí como un 4 sobre 6 y éramos las únicas personas allí hasta nos íbamos y dos más llegaron, es mucho mejor en el interior de lo que parece desde el exterior. El personal era amable (aunque un poco lento en servir a nosotros) pero más importante es que la comida era muy buena y claramente todo cocinado, un poco diferentes en sabor, etc. El siempre curry, en general, bastante buena y volvería de nuevo.

I've been here a few times with family and friends and it always super quality. Staff are friendly and really helpful and there are lots of dishes to choose from if you are a vegetarian. I will return soon.

My son and I dined there on June 25th. Nice meal , not rushed service. Some different dishes and meats - beef, rabbit, duck. I had the goan fish curry which was very nice and my son had a duck dish.

Siete de nosotros reservamos para una comida para las 5.30 del sábado.

Sencillamente EL MÁS BONITO COMIDA INDIA QUE HEMOS TENIDO!

Es difícil criticar esta cena, me alojaba en un hotel local y hacer un punto de nunca comer en este lugar fue muy práctico de 10 minutos a pie.

Hemos venido a este lugar a menudo y siempre es excelente. El personal es muy amable y dispuesto a explicar el menú. No es un restaurante indio tradicional, pero una vez que la decoración minimalista que sin duda crece en ti - siempre tener Frescos, limpios manteles blancos, y en mi opinión mucho más refinado. Normalmente me los langostinos que son excelentes y malabari mi marido normalmente ops para el pato sizzler, también muy recomendable. La comida aquí es un 'corte por encima de 'la media.

Había reservado una mesa para 8 pm que coincidan con nosotros saliendo del cine. Teníamos un montón de espacio alrededor y nosotros y estaba feliz de ver grandes mesas de huéspedes. Mi amiga y yo siempre probar y comparar un pollo Tikka vindaloo con nuestro restaurante indio favorito y puedo decir que la joya dieron en el clavo, gran Vindaloo.

We arrived Saturday night at 8.00 to find just four other diners, the place was so cold that they were sat with their coats on, and the place was dimly lit, not for atmospheric presence, more to do with that half the bulbs had blown in the light fittings! and no wonder as the whole place looked as though it had been thrown together in a few days, the decor was awful, tasteless and crass with unfinished tiling and dirty seats. We should have turned round and gone somewhere else, but decided to stay. The service was ok, a little slow, to say that there were more waiters than eaters. Cobra came as flat as a pancake, and the food fell flat too. Our starters were cold, and our mains were unedable. My lamb was so tough I couldn't cut it, my partners meal was lacking in chicken, only three peices. I visited the loo's before leaving.....I just wish I hadn't. They were filthy, no hot water to wash hands, no paper towels and the hand dryer didn't work. There were nails sticking out of the woodwork, the tiles were chipped and the whole place looked as though it had been thrown together by a group of first year joinery students (11 year olds) The entrance is strewn with cigarette ends, empty energy cans and dirty napkins, parking is on the grass verge outside the restaurant. Normally there is a star guide outside 99% of restaurants, theirs couldn't be seen! and I now know why.How on earth did this place get a food licence!

Indian food Very clean But a little pricy Bit the greatest locationServe quick Staff really friendly Can't fault food Sign outside needs sorting out

Been a few times before and loved the food, the menu has not changed unfortunately.First time we went it had just opened so we forgave the lack of decor but a year or so on and the place just completely lacks atmosphere. Food is very nice however and service is friendly. Probably won't rush back. If you're going I advise a weekend only otherwise you'll be the only ones there.....and there's nothing to look at on the walls either!

The food here is always really good quality and is really authentic. Service is always spot on and very accommodating. Take aways are also very good from here. Anyone who doesn't like the food here must not have a clue about authentic Indian food.

nice restaurant,, but we had a rude waiter serving usslamming plates on the table,,shoving plates near our faces., very rude man ,, shame nice restaurant

Dropped in here on a Friday before trip to pictures with my sons ... food was good and hot, not too spicy - as I like it. ... Every one was happy with their meal ... have to say the service was great ... would definitely go again.

I make no exaggeration in saying this is far and away the worst attitude I have ever experienced from waiting staff (and possibly the manager, although they all pointed the finger at each other). When asked how the meal was, I discreetly and politely let the waiter know that there was an issue with the lamb meal (the issue being that the lamb was too tough to cut, never mind chew). He tried to claim that this is how lamb should be. He offered a substitution but I said we would just eat the rest of the meal, which we were already half way through, and would like them to deal with the complaint. He said he would notify the manager to speak to us, which didn't happen. We spoke to a second waiter, who told us that the first waiter WAS the manager! Both waiters/managers refused to refund us for the meal we didn't (and indeed couldn't) eat, steadfast in their opinion that by declining the substitution we must pay up. On top of the lies about who was the manager, we were accused of eating most of the inedible meal (which we of course didn't), told we were "very cheeky", and talked over the whole time we tried to discuss the matter with great restraint. After a very long and unpleasant interchange, the dish was eventually removed from the bill as the waiter continued to talk down to us. The rest of the meal was very average in any case, but I have plainly never been spoken to by waiters/managers in this way before and is the reason I would strongly advise against putting yourself in this position.

Been quite a few times here and always been ok,but after our last visit things have definitely taken a turn for the worst.We waited approximately 10 mins before been asked for our drinks order and a further 15 for our food order.Eventually the starters came apart from one of our party which they had completely forgot about,after 10 mins it came by then we had all finished ours.Then to the mains,a completely wrong order was brought to our table TWICE.Overall the service has completely downhill,the food was average and not up to the great standards of the past.

Service poor. One of our party had to go to the bar to ask the waiter for poppadoms and pickle tray as we were just left at the table with our drinks. I had onion bhajiis and I have to admit they were the best ones I've had in a long long time. Light and crispy and totally delicious. The Goan fish curry, though advertised as hot, was as mild as a korma and the sauce, although pleasant, wasn't overly tasty. Chappatis were excellent, as was rice. Wouldn't say was one of the best curry houses I've been to and they certainly need some training on customer service. Wouldn't recommend to friends.

Visited for an early evening meal with a former work colleague, after hearing good things about the food, which turned out to be well justified.Greeted pleasantly in reception on arrival, and provided with drink whilst waiting for my friend.Very good menu selection at reasonable prices, selection and ordering very smooth, not rushed by staff.Food arrived and was of excellent quality, tasty, good portions and very nice.Will definitely look to return...

We choose this curry house becsuse of its close proximity to the Sheffield Arena. Pleasant service and spacious. Could only say the food was very average. Wont be rushing back.

On arrival we noticed we were the only people within the restaurant but was greeted and shown to our table then left for 20 minutes before the waiter finally came over and we ordered poppadums and veg and drinks. He then disappeared for another 20 mins and on returning ignored our calls going to the bar instead. Having shouted him over we ordered mains and sides. All the food arrived and was exquisite and definitely worth the wait. Due to the bad customer service we didn't have time for dessert as our show at the arena was starting so we left. I will definitely return to taste more of the tasty items on the menu but hope from reading this the staff get a training session in how to serve and look after their customers.

This is the worst Indian restaurant I have ever been to! I've eaten better take aways! Not only was the food bland for not just me but all 4 of us! 2 of us (eating the same curry) ended up I'll the next day! The staff I can't complain about they were brilliant but I wouldn't advise eating here!!!!

Great place, great food and great service. We got there late, so it was quiet had the chicken tikka masala and garlic chilli chicken both were very good.

Typical Indian restaurant in appearance. The service is professional and swift. The food was well portioned and high quality. My partner did say the cobra he ordered wasn't the best but we can't fault the food and the service was great.

I chanced upon this restaurant whilst on a business trip in Sheffield.The restaurant was v.clean and staff polite, friendly and smart.I ordered some popadoms and a main meal. The food was great.Small car park at rear so go early. Not sure where you would park if busy so possibly worth getting a taxi.

Was away on business and went here one night for dinner, had a long day so when I realized they did takeaway I decided to do that and take it back to my hotel. I ordered the meal and had to wait for a while but was worth it, I tend to find takeaway is never the same as eating in house but was pleasantly surprised The Tandoori King Prawns where superb along with the other condiments, I was also supplied with a plastic plate and spoon many thanks, so if you live or are staying nearby worth giving this place a Go

We went here as a group of six for a family birthday, I prebooked the table for 7pm on a Thursday evening. We were the only people in there at this time, although another family of four came in later, the staff were friendly and accommodating, we ordered starters and main courses with naan bread on the side, I had chicken pakora, chicken tikka masala with pilau rice and peshwari naan, the food was of a great standard and quality. The rest of the family also enjoyed their food. A great bonus was the birthday girl got the price of her main course deducted from the bill. This place is worth a visit.

We arrived at 6pm straight from work and were the only people in the restaurant, you might think as there were 14 of us that we might have got some attention but frankly the service was slow.The food took over an hour to arrive and came in fits and starts, several people were waiting a while for their dishes. A straw poll held at work following the weekend concluded that not one person rated the food and everyone was rather dissatisfied with the service. You would think that with so many of us and no one else eating the staff would be attentive but we had to call them over several times to ask for drinks. Just to clarify I was driving and was stone cold sober. I ordered lamb biryani which was unlike any other I have had before, more than a little let down. Avoid, there are far better Indian restaurants in the area that deserve your money far more.

The food here is beautiful. we regularly dine in as a couple and sometimes order food to takeaway. Its right next to centretainment and much better food than the "restaurants" in there, worth the walk around the corner! Staff are always friendly and welcoming.

We ate at the jewel on thursday night and the food was beatiful, the currys were nice and spicey and the staff were pleasant enough, however they had issues with the draught beer so it meant buying bottles which cost you nearly twice as much and when the bill came they added a service charge on which we thought was a bit cheeky as every indian restaurant weve been to has never put a service charge on.

We eat here from time to time, always enjoyed the food, it is very consistent.Nice team of staff who look after you.Great if using Sheffield Arena for events.

It's the only Indian restaurant in the area. A bit of a walk from our hotel but we love an Indian meal so we went in. Nice simple decor and nice very polite waiters we were encouraged. Food was poor to good. The Tandoori Lamb Sizzler was great but please don't charge high prices for veg Byriani that just had rice, carrots, chickpeas and one piece of cauliflower in it because it's not fair on vegetarians to be charged the same price as a meat dish when little thought has gone into veggie meals!Beer was £3.70 a pint Cobra - a bit pricey. Sparkling water £1.95!!! Rip off - not even half a pint. Review your veggie options please Jewel.

Four of us visited here on a Saturday evening prior to a concert at the Arena.We hadn’t intended on going here, but all the restaurants on the Centertainment had 1 ½ hour wait!There were only two other tables occupied when we got there, though it rapidly filled up.On the outside it looks quite modern, however inside it’s a little sparse and has a ‘cold’ atmosphere.We had 4 poppadoms with a pickle tray which was quite small.To start we had Onion Bhajis (x2), Paneer Skewers, and Lahsoori Tikka (Chicken). All of the starters were ‘ok’, and the skewers the best.For the main courses we had Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Tikka Pathia, Murg Markani (Chicken), and Chicken Karahi, along with 2 Pilau rice, a plain Nan, a garlic Nan and a portion of chips.All the mains were also ok, the Pathia the best, and the Tikka Masala was the most 'colourful' I’ve ever seen! (See photos).The Murg Markani was ok, but didn't have much flavour.We also had 6 pints of Cobra, and two glasses of red wine (very large glasses).The bill came to £92 for the four of us.The service was good and our waiter very polite.Overall the food is Ok, as it’s not a ’bad curry’, though there are better places in Sheffield.

Went here on a very wet evening when it was extremely busy at the arena and surrounding area. The staff were very welcoming squeezed us in when we hadn't booked.The food was delicious really tasty, fresh and great chunks of tender meat.Excellent value as well, will definitely be back.

I took my family for a meal at the jewel on new years eve and can say it was the best ever. The menu was excellent and the quality of food outstanding.I had honey coated tiger prawns for my starter and they were out of this world. All the food served was fantastic. The staff are excellent and always around to help you in anyway they can. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Only down side was we paid a lot for the meal and was not offered a complimentary drink as in the past.

We visit Jewel quite often and it is my go to place for an Indian meal. Yes, the parking is limited but the food and especially the service make up for it. Definitely worth the money!

My wife and I had a really bad exparance ,the food was not what we had order and the waiter was rude and very disrespectful when we complain about the food. As we did not even touch the food I still payed £43.00 and in the process I was verbally abused by there staff ,if I had confronted the abuse i'm pretty sure I would've had been attacked.we don't live in Sheffield we come from newcastle for a school Reunion . I strongly advice to any one is not to go that's if you what a really good hiding and a bit of ear bashing

Just bought a take away from Jewel and I feel that I just had to leave a review on how bad it was, and to boot it cost £50. The onion bhaji was oily and the other starters were soggy. The chilli and garlic chicken just tasted of burnt garlic and the murg markini was tasteless and too runny. I'm so disappointed as Jewel used to be my favourite Indian but not any more.

Excellent meal before visit to Arena on a Friday evening. 7 of us in the party (all in our sixties). Convenient location. Nice round table and good menu selection. Staff were very good.

Me and my partner went to jewel after seeing the already good reviews on here!! And they was right!! We both had popadoms and a chutney tray, starter each, two mains and shared rice, chips & garlic chilli naan, wasn't waiting ages even for a Friday night. Presentation was on key, looked and tasted delicious. Wasn't disappointed. Price was reasonable for the quality. Only little thing was getting charged for the chutney tray which was £1.80. We wouldn't of mind but could of stated the extra price. Staff was warm and friendly and paid good attention to detail.

Wonderful atmosphere & well cooked traditional Indian cuisine. Staff are attentive and discrete not intrusive. Would definitely revisit.

The Jewel is in a prime location to visit if you are going to the Arena and right by Centertainment. I dine here often as the chain food in Centertainment isn't always very appealing and I want fresh prepared food. The only downside to the restaurant is the limited parking to the rear but that being said, the times I go which tends to be around 6-6.30pm I've never had a problem parking.The staff are always very welcoming and recognise me as a regular I suspect but the food is great and I've never had a problem there. I've even been as a booked large party and the service and speed of food being served was excellent.I would highly recommend Jewel as it is very well presented inside, the staff are very genuine and even get the door for you and it is very modern and clean.

We go here every year for birthdays. The food is excellent and the service is outstanding! The waiters cannot do enough for you. One of the best Indians in sheffield

Went for a meal on Friday night before a show at the Arena. We arrived at the restaurant at 6.30 leaving us an hour and half before we needed to be in the Arena.The restaurant had 3 tables in only. We sat a while at the bar before being seated, as did another couple. When we were seated we ordered drinks, mine came separately to my partners. We ordered a pickle tray and our food and still 20 minutes later we still had no pickle tray. The waiters were running around but not actually doing anything, if that makes sense.Waiter came over and apologised that they had forgot, I explained we were at the arena in an hour and we really needed to get eating asap.Anyway, pickle tray came as did the food at about 7.15. It doesn't take 45 minutes, but anyway...as soon as I looked at the curry I knew it would be bland. The sauce wasn't how I'd usually expect a dopiaza to be. It had no flavour!Also whilst I appreciate they want to make an effort, they tried to make the place something that it isn't. Putting my napkin on my lap for me is stretching it a bit far. Wouldn't go back. Overall service and food was a bit rubbish.

We've been here a few times both for takeaways and to eat in. First and foremost, I've got to say that the staff and customer service is probably the best I've experienced anywhere in Sheffield.It's fair to say that my girlfriend is a fussy vegetarian, and she always asks for something a little different to what's on the menu. However, this is never any problem and she always gets just what she's after. I usually go for one of the chef's specials, which have all been good so far and can really recommend the garlic chilli chicken! Whilst my girlfriend thinks the food is the best from any Indian in Sheffield, I think the Aagrah is at least as good for meat dishes, but the service and friendliness of the staff go along way to putting this place right up there.The restaurant its self is nice - modern and tastefully decorated. All in all, it's hard to see how you'd be disappointed eating here. Good food, great service and tasteful surroundings. I've read some of the poor reviews and can honestly say we've never had anything but a great meal here.

We have visited this restaurant many times and not had a bad meal good staff and good food if you want just chicken tikka masala its not for you but if you want a authentic dish you will appreciate this food a friend of ours went with us but she had a un educated pallet and did like the food it was a bit of a surprise as she normally eats more than both of us give it a try it will not disappoint

went for a romantic meal after me raving to my man about how good the food was. To be disappointed to find the food tasteless and sloppy. However one positive was the service from the staff.

Our second visit to Jewel, and the food was gorgeous. It was very quiet which meant the atmosphere sinked a little, but didn't matter because the food was lovely. Staff were friendly and helpful, and let me take a doggy bag home because my eyes were bigger than my belly! Definitely will be returning.

I had a surprise birthday party at the Restaurant and I could not have wished for a better evening.I have visited previously and written a review and can say that the reception, service and food is still very good.Front of house is excellent and all the waiters and bar staff are very well groomed in smart outfits. Thier manners are impeccable…..The evening amazing helped by the wonderful service and ambience of the food…Food is excellent value and i cannot fault the restaurant in any way..even when we left the staff come to the door to help you with your coats…First class….Thank you once again 10/10

As the title suggests this restaurant is excellent all round. We have been going here for a while and always find something different to try. There are all the usual dishes you would expect on an Indian restaurant menu which we have always found to be full of flavour and by far the best around. Added to this there are a wide variety of chefs specials which include amazing fish dishes as well as meats such as duck and rabbit which are amazing. The whole menu is large so there is something for everyone. The staff have also been very happy to suggest dishes for us to try.The staff are always attentive and courteous without being at all pushy. We have never felt rushed even when the restaurant is very busy.There are no gimmicks here like at some other restaurants....just great food. Would definitely reccomend.

The atmosphere of the building is wonderful and the service is fantastic but I feel the food is to hot to eat and unable to enjoy I found it too spicy and I love spicy food but it was too much for me

In short - horrendous experience at this place last night. Only had the place burnt down before we got our food could have made it worse than it was.Family meal out ended up with us here. We usually go to Ashoka, Ecclesall Road but tag along with family to try somewhere new. Walked in at about 8 to be greeted with a 10 minute wait sat at the front of the restaurant while two other groups were seated - no menu's so cant look to be ready for a speedy order. I then noticed only two staff members for the half full restaurant, which given around 35 people where now inside got me a little worried.Sat down, then and menus where given straight away and drinks ordered after 10 minutes. These arrived, orders were taken and then nothing - until around 9:30 when our starter arrived, after having to prompt the staff. Neither of the two looked stressed or worried and seem relaxed enough, but to say they should between them have been busy and working with pace they didn't seem to care. My food was 4 thin slices of chicken - which at £5 a starter is expensive, which is fine if the quality is good, but it wasn't. Chicken dry and very poor quality, worse than you'd accept from a cheap takeaway. Sauce tasted like it was out of the same sort of quality too.Starters took around 30 seconds to be eaten as by this point we were all starving, but main course did not arrive until around 10:30 - 2.5 hours after arrival. My food arrived cold, the sauce had developed a skin it had been stood for so long, everyone elses was super hot, microwave hot. Sauce was tasteless for a butter chicken and again the quality seemed like a low grade off the shelf mix. Chicken was extremely tough and was not all cooked. Christ knows how they managed that. Most of it was left on the plate, though to this places credit, the rice was tasty. All in all, terrible wait times not made up for by horrendous quality and disinterested service.Small portion sizes too, even by a gourmet standards. I think I had around 200g of chicken over two courses.All in all, go elsewhere.

Recently i have visited the jewel on recommendations from my friends and family members. i have astonished by the experience of trying the indian cuisine, which was the best indian food i have had. the spicing of the food is second to none and tasted all fresh. The service was also excellent, polite and very tidy. well recommended. :)

Called in late on a Friday evening. It's a bit isolated but would be handy if you were visiting the Arena. The restaurant is clean and welcoming. Lovely food including some unusual dishes. Wouldn't choose rabbit again though! Staff were very obliging, efficient and helpful but not fussy.

Ate there yesterday the service was shocking There was only two waiters on doing all the serving of the food from the kitchen ,serving the drinks,seeing people off and welcoming people in as well as seeing to customers with collecting orders one chef by the pace of things cooking collection orders as well as the restaurant food .while customers leaving after just starters because of the long wait it was crazyI saw at least three tables cancel there main and left At one point I felt like leaving as wellThe restaurant was only half full The waiters and chef clearly can not cope the jewel has to make a decision a takeaway or a restaurant because they can not do both From entering we was in there easily 2 hours 15 min one time waiting ten minutes for a drinkThe food when it did come out was great but didn't make up for the poor service The waiters was both very polite and apologetic but it was not good enough i was very disappointed and i won't be visiting any time soon

Came here on valentines night, food was lovely, not the best in the area, but in the top five yes, I had a vegetable curry, it was divine, this WAS the best veggie curry I have had at an Indian restaurant, there were loads of FRESH veg in it, and loads of variety of veg, not just potatoes like I sometimes get :( would defo go again.... Perfect for after the cinema ..... Staff were attentive, friendly but not over bearing ....

Came here after the cinema with a friend on Friday. I ordered starters (bhajis) and a main course (punjabi chicken) with rice and naan. The staff were pleasant and attentive and the food was served quickly and came well presented in white ceramic bowls which I do prefer to the stainless steel 'dated' dishes! so all in all above average but not outstanding. I was disappointed with the size of the peshwari naan and how it was served 'pre cut' like a pizza (I prefer to tear n share). I would visit again if in the area but much prefer the outstanding food quality/value for money and surroundings of Viraaj or Cutlers Spice as my personal choice. I thought it a bit overpriced for the dining experience you actually get!

Went on Saturday night 2 weeks ago, we booked and needed to.Overall the food is some of the best Indian food we've ever eaten, not cheap, but we don’t mind paying a bit more for this quality of food.The staff and service was excellent too.The decor is a bit plain and could do with brightening up a bit but that won’t stop us returning again and again.I really can’t understand the negative reviews on here about service or food, perhaps they went to the wrong place, or are jealous rivals!

This restaurant deserves all the praise it gets, the food is wonderful, the staff are great , they explain all about a dish if you are unsure ,they don't bug you and pester you to order food or more drinks , it so pleasant being somewhere where you can just enjoy your food in a nice atmosphere. The food, once ordered , does take a while to arrive but its cooked fresh to order and tastes great

Arrived without booking at around 20.30. We were asked to wait, but weren't offered any drinks...I eventually requested some drinks, and these were served after 5 mins. We were then seated in at a table with very dim lighting ( in fact the people on the next table used their phone light to read the menu ), and minimalist decor. The good thing is the tables aren't on top of each other. The service was ok, however the food was very poor. The starter, mixed kebab, was very small and tasteless. The mains we chose were any better. Mine was Chicken Tikka Balti, and this was served in a ceramic bowl, not the expected balti metal dish. The chicken was tough and some parts didn't appear to be fully cooked..it certainly wasn't tikka, just plain chicken. The sauce was just plain with no veg at all, nothing like a balti. The other dish was Bengali Fish, the fish was nice, but there wasn't much fish, sauce was tasty, but again no veg. We had a boiled rice and mushroom rice, these were ok, but small. We also had a peshwari nan, which was very nice..very sweet. For 1 starter, 2 main, 2 rice and 1 nan, plus 2 pints and 1 orange juice, the bill came to £43.40..which when we checked we found we had been overcharged by £5.00...we advised the waiter, and he knew straight away why there had been a problem. He made the excuse that he had added the bill up very quickly..or was he trying it on !!I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, however, a big plus point...no dodgy stomach after the experience !!

The team at Jewel took everything in hand for a large group and carefully staggered the ordering process to ensure that the kitchen could prepare everything to come out together. A few minor glitches were taken care of discretely and professionally. The food was excellent, slight variations on dishes allowed it to be new but still familiar.I particularly enjoyed the Junglee Khargosh - or Jungle Carwash as one of my esteemed colleagues immediately dubbed it (not sure about the spelling I'm afraid) which was a delicious stewed rabbit on the bone with a pleasantly spicy gravy. I would definitely go back. The only thing preventing five stars for this restaurant is it's tricky location and limited parking.

We've been hear about 6 or 7 times now and each time have had a great meal, the staff are very friendly and can't do enough for you but they don't hover around, just appear when you want them. The food is very fresh, piping hot with old favourites plus some more unusual dishes, such as julienne of duck strips as a starter, some very nice fish dishes and unusually, a beef dish, I haven't tried this yet but fully intend to. It is spotlessly clean with linen tablecloths and napkins and I think reasonably priced for the quality of the food and service. Limited choice if you just want wine by the glass but adequately nice. This has definately become a regular of ours with nice extra touches like the staff holding the door open for you and shaking your hand, I hope it continues to be successful

We thought we would try Jewel as a change to Akbars, upon entering the restaurant we were not greated by the usual decor which was a pleasant change. I was not expecting great things from the food but I must say that the jalfrezi was one of the best dishes I have ever tasted! Would definitely recommend!

We visited this place a while ago now for the first time and have been back 3 times since. The food is always fresh and hot and the choice is great. They have your classic dishes and some very exciting signature dishes. I had the lamb which was absolutely lovely. The only bad thing is that the portions are a little bit on the small side - but thats only cos I wanted more cos it tasted so good.....

Me and my wife called in this restaurant on the off chance as we passed it and hadn't tried this indian before and what a lovely place this is the decor is very fresh and modern and certainly a notch up from other indians we have been to. We were greeted by friendly staff who waited on us all night in a polite manner and the food was beautiful with a few different meals on the menu - duck and plenty of fish dishes the food tasted fantastic and the service was marvellous slightly more pricey than your average indian but dont let this put you off going we would strongly recommend this restaurant

We have driven past this restaurant so many times on our way to work so we were looking forward to this pre Christmas meal. We arrived to a very nice welcome and was impressed by the decor and the size of the place, from the outside it looks tiny. The menu was excellent and comprehensive, something for every taste. The service was professional and friendly and the waiters only ever came to the table when beckoned - this is good for me as I'm not keen on being pestered to see if we need more drinks.The food was divine and just enough so you didnt have that "too full" feeling. Again after we had finished we weren't pestered about desserts and were offered complimentary coffees and teas towards the end of our evening.The bill came, we had to check it twice, £20 each for a two course meal with drinks is great value! and we all said we would definitely go back. Other restaurants in this genre should learn by this example, don't try and get too many people into the restaurant, don't have the music on too loud and leave your customers to enjoy their meal and company.

Called in for a meal prior to going to a show at the Area only a five minute walk away. Lovely food and great service.

My Husband and I had an evening out with his Sister and Brother in Law at Sheffield arena, on leaving the Venue we walked the short distance to the Jewel on Attercliffe Common. This was our first ever visit and on walking through the door we were very impressed by the modern décor and very clean and fresh look. We were greeted by a very pleasant smiley young man and shown to a very nice table, plenty of room between tables which I am sure would be an advantage on busy nights. The restaurant was completely empty, which was a shame but it was a Tuesday night and quite late. The menus were brought very quickly and a drinks order was taken and delivered in a timely manner. We were given ample time to study the plentiful menu and again a very polite young man took our order and starters were brought quickly, served nice and hot and delicious. our main courses were delivered in separate dishes which our party quite liked, the food was very nicely cooked and as described on the menu, however the plates we ate from would have been nicer if they had been hot, but this did not deter from the flavours. The only thing I didn't like was the pudding my Sister opted for was served in a plastic dish, although she did say "it was to die for". Overall a very pleasing experience, good quality food, tasty and served by lovely staff. Shame it wasn't busier - so if your in Sheffield or have been for a night out at the Arena and want to avoid the traffic queues give this a try - they really deserve to be busier on a week night. Slightly more expensive than your usual Indian, but worth that little extra for a pleasant night out in a good location.

I went with friends to Jewel tonight and really enjoyed the meal! Great menu, fantastic service, I could not fault it!

Went to Sheffield especially for Jewel and I must say it was delicious. Although it was quiet with only a couple of tables in as we arrived, the service was great and the food was amazing. The building could do with being brighter as we nearly missed it and the car park is tiny and virtually impossible to see the entrance but we were greeted with a friendly welcome. Would really recommend this place and will go again very soon

Decided to visit jewel for a birthday meal, we as a family love our curry and have been eating at one particular place for many years but decided it was time for a change, have to say I was really pleased we did. It was a busy Saturday night when we went in November, however we didn't have long to wait for a table. The place has a lovely atmosphere, lively but not too loud.I had chicken tikka starter and although the portion was a bit on the small side, the chicken melted in my mouth, very tasty and obviously freshly prepared, the presentation was also very good.We ordered chicken and lamb dishes for mains, again excellent quality food, plentiful and very well presented.The service was excellent with plenty of waiting staff, but didnt feel like they were on top of you all the time as with some places, when they had checked it was all to our satisfaction we were left alone to enjoy our fabulous meal.The place is spotlessly clean, with plenty of low lighting so you can actually see your food.There is an excellent choice on the menu but not too much to feel overwhelmed we did wait a while for our mains but it was well worth it and we simply enjoyed a drink.This place ticked all our boxes a really lovely evening with superb quality freshly prepared food could not fault it and can't wait to come back with the rest of our family

I visited Jewel about a month ago with my partner. We went early evening before a late film showing at nearby Cineworld. I called the day before to make a reservation and although when we arrived, we were the only people there, it would not take long to fill up once the early showings finish or if there was an event on at the nearby Arena.We visited as a result of reading a review in a local magazine and I was tempted by the different dishes they serve like slow cooked rabbit and my favourite beef Shatkora. The food was first class and served up with a modern twist. The service was spot on. There wasn't anything I could fault. This is not your boozed up end of the night curry house. It's one to be savoured when you want something a little more special. Will definitely be returning soon.

Visited this restaurant quite early on a Thursday night around 7pm and it was totally empty but they were setting up for a large party of 20+.which arrived a little later. Glad I got my order in first before they arrived.The restaurant has a fresh decor being quite minimalistic and neutral. The tables have nice cloth table clothes and napkins far better than paper so often seen lately.I ordered the "Hot meat" starter (and I love hot) and I wasn’t disappointed! Next I choose a “Chicken Tikka Sizzler” which arrived sizzling on a hot skillet and not swimming in oil with just enough onions. I thought this was quite bland tasting though. Admittedly I don't often order this dish I just fancied a drier meat dish on this occasion along with vegetable curry side dish which was great and a Garlic and Chilli nan which was well made having the ingredients evenly spread although quite a heavy dough.They have Cobra and Kingfisher on draft at £3.50 a pint but the bottles are expensive at £4.95.The wines seemed reasonable between £11.95 for house up to £18.95 for a decent Spanish Rioja.Service was efficient but not too personal.All in all definitely worth a visit - recommended.

decided to try the Jewel after passing it one day as we usually travel a lot further afield for a decent meal. What a find.......it surpassed all expectations, it is now a regular place we visit and have recommended it to lots of our friends. The food is delicious, freshly cooked to order and the customer service is probably the best you will receive anywhere in the UK! well done

We went on a Monday night and were the only people in, the staff were lovely and attentive and our food was excellent. It is rather minimalist but this seems to be the 'fashion' in many Indian restaurants these days. Car park at rear not very big, good job as we are not local and wouldn't know where else to park. We eat out often and usually at an Indian and this was certainly one of the best, good service, good food, not over priced. Excellent. If we were local we would be in all the time.

I really like this restaurant we have been a few times and its always excellent. The staff are really friendly and attentive and the food is brilliant, I can thoroughly recommend. I am suprised that it isnt busier but that may be that we go a bit early though hopefully it doesnt get too popular that we cant get in when we want. Car park a bit small but you can park across the road with a short walk. will look forward to going again soon.

This place has a very minimalist decor, kinda makes it less inviting but all the tables are well spaced out. Seems more like an upmarket cocktail bar than an Indian.Waited ages for the food but it was worth the wait. Ordered a "hot meat" for starters which was very nice! Main was a mix jalfrezi with prawns, chicken and lamb, not on the menu but they were happy to oblige.

Just had a wonderful meal at the Jewel I can't believe we,ve missed this one! Fabulous authentic Indian cuisine at its best. Nice surroundings and good old fashioned professional service. Can't wait to go back.

I visited here early evening with a work colleague following a recommendation from other colleagues. Didn't even know it existed, come on guys, better publicity needed! Maybe a better sign on the side of the building?Anyway, the decor is nicely contemporary, and follows the current trend to break away from 'conventional' Indian restaurant decor. Neutral colours, nice tiled floor, comfy furniture, good lighting (Akbaar's shortcoming).A nice warm welcome awaited, and we were soon shown to our table. The menu includes all the usual classic favourites, but we were drawn to the long list of 'Chef Signature' dishes - there's duck, rabbit, fish and more. We chose beef with Bangladeshi lime (an unusual combination that works superbly) and slow-cooked Rajasthani lamb, that just melted.Both were excellent, and we'd never come across them before.I'd concur with other comments on here that the price is a bit higher than many Indian restaurants, but I reckon we got top-notch food in very comfortable surroundings so don't personally mind paying a bit more.Friendly service, and helpful explanations of some of the ingredients that we weren't familiar with, rounded off an excellent experience. Thanks, we'll be back to sample the Khargosh soon!

My husband treated me to a night out for my birthday and chose Jewel based on the good reviews on trip advisor.We have a young family and don't get out that often and I think he was slightly nervous at trying somewhere new, he needn't have been! The whole evening was wonderful. The service was excellent with knowledgeable, attentive staff. The menu was extensive and varied, the food itself was the delicious and by far the best Indian cuisine I have ever tasted. Thank you Jewel for making my birthday treat so special, we will certainly come again.

Every dish tastes different (which is unusual in itself in most curry houses as most are based on the same sauce or gravy ), and i know cos i go every week and have sampled about 90 percent of the menu. Dishes include some unusual items such as beef, rabbit and duck but all are devine. Try the lal mans if you like lamb dishes.

Very warm welcome from staff,promptly sat down,one member of staff serving,no drinks orders straight away as expected, meal was pleasant, taking the medium option of spice quite mild for my liking but that's just me, everybody is different, fair portion, as for the decor needs a bit ore colour to add atmosphere I think as it was quite plain/ clean looking, apart from that I would recommend you try it out.

Having booked into a local Ibis Hotel for an appointment early the next day at Sheffield Uni, we thought we had better book a local restaurant. Using TA I found Jewel was a few hundred yards from the hotel and had great reviews so booked online via their website.Found the restaurant easy enough but as a tip to those not in the know, the car park although visible from the road does not seem to have any access until you have driven past it. You need to slow down (it is a major road) and access via what looks like the pavement along the left hand side of the building. Arrived on time at 8pm on a Sunday night, to find an empty restaurant, no need to have booked at all. As mentioned by other reviewers the waiter was extremely helpful with the menu. There are a lot of quite unusual dishes (as well as the standard fayre for those who wish) and our waiter was very willing to go through everything and also willing to ask the chef to adjust the heat according to taste.We opted for two mixed starters and an additional dish of deep fried king prawns as the mixed starters were for two and there were five of us. I over ordered on the prawns (which affected the total bill) but I must say I cannot remember the last time I ordered king prawns and got king prawns, they were huge! The rest of the mixed starters were also very nice too. The chicken lollipop (bad name methinks) was gorgeous, like a BBQ drumstick but the sauce was excellent. We all had different mains and everyone really enjoyed –all in all and excellent surprise.As a foot note I must say that I run a local curry club, nothing serious but maybe 6 – 10 times a year 10 – 20 local blokes in their 50’s go to one of the many local Indian restaurants. We have a set policy of paying £15 per head (booze extra) and let the restaurant decide on the menu after a discussion with me prior to the night. It is surprising the number of restaurants that will make no effort and try to get as much profit out of the event. However many do make a special effort with some providing dishes off menu (Bangladeshi river fish, whole leg of lamb cooked for hours to name a couple). I would guess that if these guys were closer to us they would make a better effort than any of our locals!

Very nice food indeed, excellent service, Akbars décor nicer...experience of Jewel service, food, price far exceeds. Will definitely visit again.

the food is excellent and possibly the best indian i had, as well as the ptice being fairly reasonable. the service is excellent and the staff are very polite and very friendly! highly recommended!

As its some way out of the city, its probably a good choice if you are looking for a quiet evening meal. When I was there most of the other guests seem to be regulars (a good sign), however on 3 / 13 tables in use. The food was very good, at first I thought it a bit bland, but after a while i realised their were many flavours, all quite subtle, and came away having enjoyed the food a great deal. Its next to a small retail park, so probably busier in the day. Neither expensive nor cheap I'd say. Service was very good and friendly.

Every time we see a show at the arena, we always say we should go for a curry before at the Jewel - this time we did and I'm glad we decided to! The food was lovely and the waiters were friendly and helpful. It was one of the nicest meals we've had. We will definitely be going back!Lovely!

Lovely restaurant, but the location means it is not very busy so lacks ambience.However, on both occasions we have dined here the food is very good and the customer service experience is excellent.Our waiter was polite, attentive and even though I was the only one in our party not to order a starter the waiter brought me a small salad free of charge.The cost for 4 people -3 starters and 4 mains with drinks was 74 pounds.Excellent value for money.Overall a great dining experience.Parking available at the back of the restaurant for approximately 6 cars.

We went to the Jewel after reading the reviews on here, we were disappointed to say the least. On arrival the restaurant was empty and we were seated quickly. We ordered our food the pickle tray was small and tasteless. For starters we had king prawns again not very tasty, lamb chops plain and not as described on the menu as they should have had home made pickled onions etc and they didn't. The main courses were all very similar although we ordered four different curries, the rice was plain. For four people for a starter and a main the bill was £110 expensive for a simple curry we have had much better from our local take away. We only went here as Jinnahs in ecclesfield is shut lets hope they open soon!!

Firstly, a tip for first time visitors to the Jewel - don't assume that the names of the dishes will match similar dishes in other restaurants. When ordering, explain the very keen and knowledgeable waiter what kind of spices and level of heat you want in your food. We didn't, and ended up with dishes which needed correcting by the kitchen. To be fair, they did, but when we go back, which we will soon, we will engage with the waiter much more. We had two curries which were too bland at first and one which had too many chilis at first.The service is wonderful, everyone of the waiting staff was courteous, keen to help and looked to be enjoying their work. For instance, ordering starters in an Indian restaurant can be a challenge: portion sizes and number of items varies widely. We ordered ours, but the waiter suggested other ways of ordering which saved us a few pounds. The restaurant provides a sense of space, the tables are spread out just enough. However, as the sun set through the large window, the restaurant was a little too dark. The restaurant has its own car park round the back, so it's not necessary to use the Arena or Centertainment next door.

We had a birthday party on the 18th of may 2013. The staff were azing, provided a great service and were so flexible around our needs. Great food as well and the price was reasonable. Would reccomend it highly.

The service was hard to fault but the food wasn't. A bit below par and Im also concerned about how 'red' the chicken and the sauces were. Hard to rcommend for the food alone, but all in all not bad.

Went here for a meal with my partner, we had planned to go to Akbars but on passing it was packed and I didn't fancy it. We hadn't booked but didn't have long to wait,we had a drink at the bar. The food was lovely,the service great and we didn't feel like we were being rushed. Next time we have an Indian It will be first choice.

Often Asian food served in England bares no relation to the real thing, however having eaten in the Jewel I can say that the food here is the best I have eaten outside Asia.The whole experience is to be recommended. The restaurant was spotlessly clean, decorated in keeping and had space. Often restaurants cram in extra tables to the detriment of the dining experience, this was not the case in the Jewel.The service was excellent and attentive, the restaurant had Kingfisher and Cobra on tap and an excellent range of wines.The menu included not just the usual dishes you would expect to find in a Bangladeshi /Indian restaurant but many 'house specials' unique to the chef.Four of us ordered a range of food including the mixed grill Balti, chicken Pathia, Murg Murkani chicken and beef Shatkora, also ordered were a range of side dishes including sag alloo, chapaties and peshwari naan.The food arrived quickly, the presentation was excellent. The most impressive aspects of the food that we all agreed upon were the quality of the food and the depth of flavours that flooded through. A range of subtle spices which added to the heat of the dish and thick rich sauces adding taste to the marinated meats. The amount of food in the main dishes was just about right and they were all packed with meat.I can thoroughly recommend this place for lovers of good Indian food and will return on our next visit to the Arena.The cost for four of us including drinks was about £75 which I would suggest is great value.

There is nothing bad i can say about this place, food was great and staff were attentive and friendly. would definitely recommend!

Must share the word about the Jewel. It's a great place to go for a good meal whether its just dinner for two or a group of family or friends. They will recommend a dish for you if you are unsure what to have and they remember your taste in flavours. The staff are some of the friendliest you will ever come across. It is also handy for going to the arena, before or after a gig.

Been 3 times to Jewel now and the experience has been great every time. Attentive and friendly staff, nice ambience, although a little dark in places and the food is second to none. You can have the usual curries but there are also chef signature dishes which are a little different from the norm and I have never seen such big prawns!!!!!Overall excellent food, bit out of the way location but well worth the travel. Would highly recommend as we have never been let down.

if you like indians and live in the area try out this restaurant. I went with a party of 10 thursday night before Good Friday and had an enjoyable night and food. The service was very good, however I did have to ask a second time for my glass of water, but then it came straight away. The food was very nice and well presented. As noted in my title better than Akbars in every way - food, service and at the end of the meal as I hadnt been "drinking" was offered a complimentary coffee and then all of us were and then the drinkers were offered a free bottle of wine!! Go and try for yourselves.

Been to this restaurant many times and never have one bad word to say about it, Amazing service and unique Indian experience. If you like Indian food I would recommend this restaurant as the best in the Sheffield area, far exceeds Akbar's and other Indians I have eaten around here,cant wait to return.