Seasons Café in Bridgend

Horrible inedible food. I ordered a chicken tikka kebab which was very dry. Chips were inedible. Poppadoms were sodden in oil, flimsy & not crisp as expected. Onion bagee, though ordered and paid for were not delivered. In short this once good take away has slipped so badly. I have requested my previous review to be deleted. I strongly advise to avoid this establishment, grab yourself a bag of crisps instead.

The food was good but the person who served us was quite non understanding of the covid rules where as when one of us weren’t wearing a mask they told us we had to bring a lanyard showing that were exempt and they sanitize their pens but you have to get your own drink out of the fridge.

avoid ordering from here, took ages to turn up and was cold when it did. Food was a mess and pretty sure it was off.

When I arrived, my order had been given to someone else. I then had to wait for my order to be recooked. The quality of the food was terrible and lacked toppings, cheese, and any flavour.

Attended a curry night here as part of the planet rockstock festival. It cost £50 per head so we were expecting a good meal. What we got was about a quarter of a normal meal in an Indian restaurant, PLUS it was cold. Onion bhaji was burnt, cold and greasy, tiny portion of rice and curry (3 pieces of chicken in the chicken tikka masala for £50!), rock hard and cold HALF a naan bread. Plates were tiny and they weren't even half full. To add further insult, they left the menu up outside with the normal prices, which should have been around £20 per head. I believe the people who were staying on-site for the festival got an extra night accommodation included but seeing as we were staying off site we felt totally ripped off and left early to go and find food somewhere else. Bitterly disappointed.