Spice Bazaar in Teignbridge - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We have been using this place for take aways for over 10 years although not so much recently after celebrating our anniversary! We decided to eat in and the food was very good with no 'after effects'. However, I was very disappointed with the loo which felt tired and in need of decoration... the door was filthy from years of use and a simple coat of paint would have gone a long way! It's all in the detail... we won't eat in again.

Firstly be aware this restaurant is now The Royal Gurkha Spice, still at the same location, the same staff just a new name.

Food was acceptable but nothing extraordinary. We had a take away which was a 45 minute wait, slightly longer than we were told. The waiter seemed a little grumpy but offered advice on the food when asked. A free poppadom was a nice touch but as there were 2 of us, it didn't go far. The portions were large so plenty left over. We would get a take away again if in the town, but wouldn't make a special journey.

Staying on a local campsite, I ordered food, by the time I drove down it was ready, once back (3miles) it was still hot.

what a very big surprize after so much negativity about quality and service, it was very very good the staff were extremely attentive and the food was wonderful, cannot wait to go again

Very good meal, as usual we share a meal... the portions are huge we couldn't eat it all ! Poppadums and Nan bread very fresh. The main course was superb and reasonably priced.

New owners, new name. Ordered 10 take away main courses, 40 dishes total including sides. Busy Saturday night in restaurant but food on time (to the minute) and everything ordered present and correct. Food terrific: 10 out of 10 satisfied customers including vegetarians and allergy-managers. Thanks - really pleased to have such a great Indian/Nepalese in the area.

Good Indian food as you would expect from a local Indian. Good range of dishes and easy to find. Would go back.

Ordered a take away, some shambolic girls taking the order and spent the time inappropriately discussing “personal matters”

We had been warned at our hotel that the service was often bad, but we really fancied eating an Indian meal within a 5 mile radius of where we were staying so we took the risk.

We ordered a takeaway last night, and I was expecting it to be good, as the feedback since new owners took over has been good, but I was surprised at just how fresh and tasty the food was. Each dish was different, interesting and delicious. The food was ready when we'd been told it would be, and the staff seemed friendly and professional.

Much improved under new ownership and now a new name! We've had a couple of takeaways from here when staying in the area and it's much better now than it was at the end of last year, the food is good value and the staff are very friendly!

I type this 10 minutes after finishing what was a very, very good quality meal indeed. This is the first meal we've had since new owners have taken over and what a difference.

OMG I happened to see the kitchen area s...t hole is the only phrase I can describe it as Men’s toilet stank of urine with filthy walls and door Kitchen right opposite the toilet 😬 The food wasn’t to bad but the service was very...

Beautiful food with no grease. Tasted delicious and chicken sourced locally. Will visit again. Thoroughly recommended.

I ordered a take away for four, and one curry was not in the bag when I got back to North Bovey, I rang and told that they could not refund it but to come back which would have meant a 40 min round trip....

Having previously been put off after having disappointing meals, we returned having heard ownership had recently changed hands. Glad we did. Food was amazing. Best Indian takeaway we have had from a Devon restaurant. A complete transformation. We will be coming back again. Service was...

Didn't expect to find such a great "Indian" restaurant , Walked in and really enjoyed our evening. Food was superb, ambiance and service really good.

Great food with lots of vegetarian dishes available. Fantastic flavours and generously sized portions.

now under new management things have greatly improved, i had a korma and it was lovely, the rice was so light and fluffy not stuck together at all. i will say as word is getting around that it is now under new management they can...

checking out if the food is good with new ownership. Ordered 2 take away meals food was excellent. Checked our restaurant looked good

This is my local Indian restaurant and have been here many times, new owners took over just before Christmas and I have to say the standards have not dropped, food really good and a nice cosy restaurant with nice staff, well worth a visit

As local people, we have frequented this restaurant for many years and has been "ok" but it is now so much better than under the old ownership. Very friendly welcome and food once again excellent. Have been a few times since it was taken on by new people and each time has been great. Highly recommend.

Living locally and knowing that this resturant was "under new management" we thought we dine out for a change and try it out.

Madras. Chips. Naan. 10/10. The guy behind the desk could have been a bit more cheerful but it’s Bovey on a cold Thursday night so I understand it’s a bit miserable. Other than that, good going chaps. Top food.

I had a couple of takeaways from here and sadly was not impressed either time. I found the staff pleasant enough but the food was lightweight and disappointing, ecpecially the Aloo Ghobi which can only be described as potato and cauliflower in a thin soup.

After refusing to go back after the last time we heard it has a new owner and chef, we're glad we did as now bovey Tracey has a proper Indian restaurant, brilliant owner that will make the food as you want it and it was brilliant, proper tasty Indian food, takeaway was busy too, new waitresses doing there best as only been in job for a few days, will I be going back, DEFINITELY YES, top food with great owner and staff and congratulations to the chef.

We ordered a takeaway from here and we're really disappointed. Some of the dishes were lukewarm, one item was missing and generally the quality and taste were poor. Meat was extremely fatty. Won't be using again.

Live local to this restaurant and decided to order a takeaway from here as didn’t want to wait for home...

Had a takeaway for four. Vindaloo was watery and not that hot. As was Korma. prices were high too -at least £10 a head. If ever a small town needed some competition, this was it. It was our second time there and sadly it hasn't improved since the previous visit. Perhaps a sit down might be better but at £.50 a dish plus rice, it looks poor value. I doubt we'll experience a third trip.

The best Indian meal I've had for some time. Great menu with lots of options, including gluten-free and vegetarian main courses (staff very helpful re. gluten free). Really tasty without having to resort to blow-your-head-off hotness. 6 of us had a wide variety of dishes and they all proved winners. Looking forward to visiting again.

Tried to book this place last week for a sit down meal with a friend. Couldn't get in. So glad we didn't now!

My comments are exactly the same as the previous review, watery and tasteless. This is the worst curry we have ever tasted and we have had many in our time. We only tried it as we were on holiday and the nearest town to us was this one. Never would I ever go back there again even if it was the last Indian on earth. Don't waste your money on such crap.

I've lived in the Midlands for 22 years, so think I'm qualified to pass judgement on a good curry... We ordered for delivery, £87 quids worth. The driver found our rented house easily and the food was there within an hour. Perhaps therein lies the problem?? Naans were nice, rice was nice, main dishes very poor. All of the curries apart from a madras were sat in coloured water. I was initially disappointed as I had thought it was a very thick layer of oil sat on the food. However, I was even more disappointed when I realised it was water. We had a variety of dishes, 7 mains in all and it was all pretty much the same. There was no real taste, no spice to it, no thickness or consistency to the 'sauce'. I wouldn't order from here again and I wouldn't recommend it.

Look I'm a very fussy person when it comes to Indian restaurants so if I say it's good it's good .Quit a nice place to eat really clean and Modern. The service could be better nothing wrong just not friendly enough. The was good too. nothing really wow or memorable just good I know it sound like it's poor but it wasn't. It jus good nothing to write home about.

The Spice Bizaar is one of the closest takeaways to Finlake.Offering delivery we called, but delivery is only on Friday / Saturday to Finlake, so we drove over.Parking is easy outside, and having ordered a number of different dishes found the food a little inconsistent. Korma & Chicken Tikka Massala where nice with a sweet thickish sauce, a chicken madras and bombay aloo where cooked in a watery ( I dare not use sauce) as it was just pure liquid. This meant that it was not a dish that had much flavour & both were bland. Probably the worst madras I've ever had.

Their specialty menu is fantastic. If you like spicy just tell them, if you like mild say so and you will find a great meal ready for collection. Very helpful and although a little bit more expensive than your normal high street take away it offers incredible value fr money and we are very glad they are in our local area.

Had lovely meals here before. Service good and food varied and tasty. Nice atmosphere too. However, I tried to take the family there last Friday at lunchtime. We checked opening times via google and also the restaurant website. Both said open from 12-2. So does the restaurant leaflet. When we arrived the door was open, we went in and were told it was closed as the chef was at the mosque. We went elsewhere in Bovey and had a good time but were disappointed that we hadn't found any information anywhere to suggest Spice Bazaar was closed. Worth checking with restaurant if you're planning on going without booking.

Good menu with plenty of choice. Fairly small restaurant but they do a good trade in take aways. Would go again.

We are staying at a holiday park nearby. They were more than happy to deliver to us which made things easier and more relaxing! Food was very nice, slight muck up in order but that was to our favour as we gained an extra dish.

So advertising times 6-11pm, wandered in at 10:50 and was rudely told we could not have a table. We asked for a take away and were told the kitchen had closed. Having been annoyed at the rudeness of the staff previously we had not returned for nearly 2 years but thought as we are locals we would give them another go. Having experienced the same level of rudeness we won't be returning. Annoyed and disappointed!

Visited this Indian restaurant whilst on holiday. Good menu choices. Prices reasonable. Staff attentive without being invasive. Food very tasty.

Didn't fancy the hotel food so i went exploring and found this place. Very good food, good service and pleasant surroundings. Only went for the mild curry but it was very well flavoured and very fresh, well done 'Spice Bazaar', thank you for making a rainy day brighter.

Just had my first meal from Spice Bazaar as my partner lives in Bovey and as I was in the neighbourhood she suggested a meal from there. I had the Chicken Jalfrezi with Pilau Rice. Although not as Spicy as some places do the particular dish it was very tasty indeed. Great flavours and all came together to make a very enjoyable dish. My partner had a Chicken Boona (Bhuna) and again very tasty. She enjoyed. We also had the Sag Aloo, and no complaints at all. All the food was well cooked. Will definitely try more off the menu and will look to eat in. Well recommend.:-)

Came here for a meal with friends and been previously with family. Both times were very mediocre. Interior is nice enough although can get cramped. Food was slightly below average, price was slightly expensive and service was alright, though a bit slow.

Spice Bazaar was a very good Indian restaurant but the last couple of times we have had food from there it has been very dissapointing. Everything now tastes the same,sauces are very thin and the dishes are only half full ( maybe a good thing!) will drive into Newton Abbot from now on

I ordered the standard chicken korma and a peshwari naan which came as a big portion and was really tasty. (The coconut of the naan bread went great with the coconut in the korma). Service was very quick and staff were friendly. It was a nice place to go!

Lovely restaurant in Bovey Tracey. Tasty good and good size portions. Vegetarian biryani was delicious and my husband had chicken balti which he said was lovely. The meals came with rice and the balti with naan bread which was probably the best we have tasted!

Had a takeaway from here, which was overall a bit disappointing. I found the kulcha naan not that great,seemed like it had just had some Fried veg sprinkled over it. I though the sag paneer was a bit sweet and watery. Mains were ok. I guess if I'm back down in Bovey Tracey staying in a rented cottage I'd use them again but I know what to expect now.

Staying in Bovey Tracey for the weekend so decided on an Indian takeaway. Good sized menu with some unusual dishes. Naans were tasty and a decent size. The lamb bhuna, sag paneer and aloe channa were a tad wishy washy, we have had better. Lamb was cooked well but overall not enthralled by the food.

We ordered a takeaway which was really poor. The food was slightly warm at best in temperature. I hate to think what they had done with the Tandoori Chicken - it was cold in temperature but strangely burnt and blackened all over. It had a white coating which looked like congealed Ghee (clearly it had been left lying around for a long time waiting for a customer) - inedible. The food generally was very greasy and not in my opinion freshly prepared. We did return it and to be fair they did re-do the order and gave us two free beers. However it was still not very good (slightly better than the first order) although our perception of it was probably ruined by the first offering!

What can one say excellent service excellent food 12 very satisfied customers not one of my guest ordered the same meal The meals were all promptly delivered hot and curtiously staff went out of there way to make my evening a special one

In India at the moment eating good cheap food every day, and remembered what a travesty of Indian cooking the Spice Bizarre is. Tried to fob us off with tiny prawns instead of king prawns, the replacement king prawns had been microwaved to death, but the final insult was the waiter insisting that the tortilla they served was a chappati. Completely unapologetic, they suggested we don't go back. We won't.

We went to the Spice Bazzar last night and had a wonderful meal . The service and atmosphere were great and my Indian style Lamb Shank was superb

First time at the Spice Bazaar.4 of us went and we all had something different.All agreed food was excellent.Service was good and the food arrived very quickly.We were placed at the back of the restaurant which lacked atmosphere.Drinks were pricey.All in all though a good night out.Next time we'll ask for a table at the front when booking.

We visited this evening to have a meal. We were greeted by, quite frankly, a miserable man. I asked a few questions about the menu and he looked at me like I was stupid which made me feel rubbish. I had chicken tikka masala and my partner had chicken Balti, both of them where very greasy and bland. I ended up swapping dishes with my partner and barely eating any of the meal anyway. The chicken tikka tasted far too buttery. I ordered a chapatti and it was dry and over cooked.Over all we were really disappointed in our visit. Wouldn't go back again. I was billed for something we didn't have and I said to the waiter when I was paying that we didn't have that could he take it off the bill and he tried to tell me that he couldn't do that, which is ridiculous. Save your money and go further afield for a decent Indian meal.

As I said above RUBBISH, it would be a good money earner being situated in Bovey Tracey but it lacks atmosphere and the food is bland and full of sugar, please sort it out and we would come every week, so disappointed.

Indian food is so unpredictable. Nowadays customers demand more, but rarely get it with Indian food. We want to taste all of the flavours and not necessarily have our heads blown off. Spice Bazaar does it all so well: the decor, the ambience, the layout and presentation and, last but not least, the yummy food!

We have just returned to Bovey Tracey for the third year running, for our autumn getaway. Each year we have explored a bit further and tried different places. Indeed, in other reviews I've mentioned the Spice Bazaar as a possible eating out place. This year, we tried the Spice Bazaar for the first time, and let me be honest right from the outset: disappointed. From the outside the place looks full of promise; it's an inviting, nicely decorated and furnished place on the main road through town. The staff are pleasant enough, we were greeted and seated promptly, though it has to be said it was very quiet when we arrived at about 9.30 on a Saturday night. Drinks were ordered and soon arrived, however it was immediately clear that a slight breakdown on communication had occurred and the spiced rum and cokes requested were ordinary rum. To their credit, the staff rectified this mistake immediately it was pointed out. The restaurant displays a "Food Hygiene Rating" of 4 (good) in the window, however when my partner went to the ladies toilet, she found it dirty and full of flies. On my subsequent visit to the gents, I found it shabby and poorly maintained. The open window revealed the rear storage area, where an off duty member of staff was sat smoking close to the stores food. Our order arrived fairly swiftly, but basic touches like napkins were overlooked. My meal was described as "hot", but it turned out to be nothing of the sort and came in a watery sauce. There was noticeably little chicken in it, far less than I'd expect, or have experienced in other Indian restaurants. It wasn't unpleasant, just lacklustre, and as this is the only Indian in Bovey Tracey, the overall impression is of a place that isn't really trying at all. This is a real shame, because it could so easily be the jewel on the crown. Both of us have decided that when we come back next year, we're not going back to the Spice Bazaar. Bear in mind this is in a town that isn't overflowing with places to eat of a Saturday night. It's a bit of a shame really.

I'm baffled by the mixed reviews for this place. The staff couldn't have been friendlier; they were efficient and helpful, and after chatting made some brilliant alterations to the dishes we ordered to make them more to our taste. The naans are soft and pillowy, and the food is aromatic and flavourful. The restaurant is kept sparkling clean and they do good coffee too. I'd visit every week if I could.

Had a takeaway from here, vindaloo was mild and tasted like disappointment. Chilli naan bread was a dry bread circle with chilli flakes sprinkled on it, also tasted like disappointment. Chilli garlic chicken tasted like chillies but not garlic, not quite as disappointing as the vindaloo but still had a twang of disappointment about it. Rice was rice, all rice tastes like disappointment. Overall a disappointing experience. Never again!

Had quite a large take away order and it was all good. Was reasonably priced as well. Would recomend

Not been here for a while, had a take away and wasn't great. Not that hot, not that much meat in the dishes and was disappointing all round.

A really low quality restaurant that has lost its way completely. Food is very poor, ingredients obviously from the lowest end of the chain, service inconsistent, and not inexpensive. It looks and feels like a place that has no competition and no energy to improve. The staff barely smiled and were focused in speed at the expense of everything else. The acid test of any Indian restaurant is the quality of the popadom. Should have realised the rest of the meal would be poor from that point. Prawns small and from frozen, chicken saw plenty of colouring and no spices. Overall it was a really disappointing experience.

Just been for a meal. Read the reviews so was ambivalent on what to expect. Frankly all really good so would definitely recommend. It may be a bit retro for some but I did sort of like that about the place. Staff were really helpful and could accommodate subtle changes to a dish.

This place used to conjure up excellent tasty food but last year it went down hill and the food was watery and washy washy. However 12 months on I thought maybe that was a one off so I will give it another go. Still found the food watery. Tarka Dahl was watery and tasteless, same as the Bombay potatoes, huge potatoes in a tasteless sauce. Will not be going back but instead will have to drive into Exeter or Newton Abbot to get guaranteed good food.

Visited here with my husband last week (Sunday). We were the only ones there. Good friendly service in a clean and tidy atmosphere (apart from an annoying fly but that's not the restaurants fault!). The Naan bread is an absolute must, homemade and freshly cooked delicious. My husband had the Lamb Rogan Josh and I had Chicken Balti. The only criticism I have is that the chicken was processed and didn't taste very nice. If it hadnt been for the poor quality chicken, it would have been a perfect meal.

We got a take away last night the standard has to be the worst Indian food I have ever purchased I ordered a king prawn dish cost 13.50 and the prawns were the smallest hard obviously frozen and over cooked presentation the chicken curry the chicken was dry and old the lamb curry was an old piece of mutton nan bread was half cooked sag was frozen blended like a runny soup .All in all the meal went in the bin as it was totally unfit for human consumption what a disgrace I don't know how they think that is acceptable .the meals were all swimming in gee and the sauces looked like they had come from a jar disgusting .had the cheek to charge 49 pounds for that slop

This is our first visit to this small restaurant which has around 30 covers. We are a family of 5, with 3 boys 11, 5 and 2. My 11 year old was feeling adventurous and had a Chicken Balti: the waiter was very good and knew the ingredients of all dishes and the balti seemed to hit the spot. The Chicken Dansak was also very good. My wife and 5 year old had the chicken korma, the chicken was good quality and very tender.We had a great meal and a few drinks, the cheapest house red was £16.95 which was the most expensive house red I've had for a while.We will return and would recommend this restaurant. 4.5/5.0 is how we would rate our experience

This was our second visit to Spice Bazaar and our family group of six thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The food was very tasty and the service attentive. If you're in the Dartmoor area and fancy a decent curry you won't go wrong visiting Spice Bazaar.

Last minute decision to grab a meal from here last night I've used it roughly 10 times over the last year and found it very good Last night was up to scratch as usual and the lamb boona and veg rice etc was very good Will be returning soon

Should have known when I walked in the door it was going to be a bad night, the restaurant was empty & you would have thought that the waiter would be pleased to see someone but quite the opposite. I had chicken chat puree to start and it was by far the smallest and worst I have ever had. The chicken tikka pathia was tasteless and watery, I had sag paneer as a side dish & this was awful and all water.It was expensive, as were the drinks.The waiter did not seem interested when I told him, he was obviously used to it, the only other people that came in whilst I was there were for takeaways. To make it worse while I was there all I could here were what sounded like people praying upstairs. AVOID THIS PLACE !

I visited the restaurant with friends we weren't greeted as we came in which seemed strange. We were a large party so expected a bit of a wait for the food so that was fine but they missed a few meals which meant that the rice had gone cold before their main dishes came out & no apology. Many of the group were drinking wine but we also asked for bottles of water & were made to feel that this was a huge inconvenience for them. There were two men serving us the taller waiter was friendly & tried to do his best but the shorter waiter was abrupt with us & made us feel that us being there was too much trouble for him. When it came to pay as there were lots of us we wanted to pay individually & we were told categorically that we couldn't. It was only when one of the party said if we can't split the bill then we can't pay it can we. They then were able to split it but despite having a computerised till & calculator this still appeared to be too much effort for them.The food was ok but due to poor service we would think twice about returning

Went last night - curry was rather average, lacking in taste. Good portion sizes though. The bill arrived at the end of the night and there was a 'mistake on the till' overcharging us - staff seemed flustered when we mentioned this. Also, £6 for a beer seems slightly extortionate! It was okay, but I won't be in a rush to go back.

My husband and I visited whilst on a short break too Bovey Tracey. Lovely clean fresh restaurant we had poppadoms then a mixed starter which was the largest mixed starter we have had anywhere and was gorgeous. I had Chicken Tikka Masalla which was also gorgeous sadly I was too full too eat much of it, the owner asked if there was something wrong honestly I was just too full to eat anymore and my husband who would normally Polish it off couldn't help me out with it either Thankyou and too the Owner sorry I was just too full but it was delightful

Great little place and excellent food. Highly recommended. A bit tight to squeeze people in, but nonetheless a very good place to have some nice cuisine. Also very good service.

This restaurant / takeaway has gone down hill since we first moved to the area 5 years ago.Ordered takeaway over phone, was told would be ready in 20 minutes. An hour later I left with my takeaway.Staff appeared to be continuously disorientated. Mistakes being made.Got home (3 minutes away) dished up and food could only be described as luke warm at best!!Would have been cheaper, quicker and hotter if I had gone into shop, bought ingredients, gone home and cooked from scratch.

Great Indian food. I love the paneer shaslik and as a vegetarian find nice things on their menu.Thoroughly recommend!

Love there food the nicest Indian for miles really nice would always recommend this place and open most lunch times as well.

if you like tasteless watery curry this is the place for you.......wont be going back anytime soon so if your on holiday in the area and fancy a nice ruby avoid this place

Got my husband to pick up a take away meal as a treat to save cooking for one night, and I really wished I hadn't...I don't know whether the chef was having an 'off' night or a night off but the rice and curries [chicken Shaslick and Dansak] were incredibly salty and bland beyond belief. My husband rated it as "the worst curry I've ever had" and I could only agree with him.It felt awful to have to chuck the whole lot in the bin after eating a matter of mouthfuls but we had no option. Not a patch on the Bayleaf in Exeter...

This restaurant seems to changed its staff and chef on a regular basis. We used to get take a ways regularly but have reduced significantly. On one of the few occasions we ate in the restaurant I found plastic in my meal!! The portions are cheaper if you have a take away and the portion sizes are bigger

Had a lovely meal here Friday evening with family. Staff very friendly and food really good. Only down side according to my partner was the price of the beer.

Excellent food, service and atmosphere. Small restaurant but as they say "the best things come in small packages". Very good value for money.

Normally we get Take Away which is lovely but I had a meeting with some business colleagues.Food as usual was lovely (although the mango chutney with the popadoms was very runny compared to other mango chutneys I've had).All three of us had different courses & shared I was able to be a bit more adventurous than my usual Chicken Korma!Atmosphere was quiet to start with not unsurprising as it was as Monday. Towards the end of our meal got a tad noisy when a larger group of chaps who were a bit worse for wear came in.

Food OK - madras curry had thin watery sauce and chicken which didn't seem particularly inviting. Spices average and keema nan flakey and fell apart before you could eat it. Wouldn't rush back there in truth!

We visited whilst in the area and wished we hadn't wasted our time!On arrival we waited, without being greeted or acknowledged by staff (or should I say the only member of staff there) for over 15 minutes before we were told to follow the waiter, not even a "Hello" or "Sorry for the wait!"Once seated the drinks order was quickly taken but we had to wait another 10 minutes for the drinks and a further 15 minutes before our food order was taken. This would not be so bad if it were busy but there were only two other small parties (4 and 2 people)!Finally, when the waiter came to take our order we managed to ask for 6 poppadoms before the phone rang and he walked off again!Suffice to say we didn't wait around and on leaving we were shocked to receive a half mumbled apology, at least there was some acknowledgement of us!I can't comment on the food (we didn't actually manage to place an order!) but would recommend you to take the extra time to drive somewhere else.

Had a family meal here whilst on holiday.Food good but chicken in Tikka Balti a little tough otherwise nice.Pleasant clean surroundings.

Love it here. Good choice of menu and a good variety of veggie and fish options. Could do with more waiting staff, as was only one on and although it's only a small eat in restaurant was busy. Food and value superb

Lovely food, normal Menu but well cooked. Just wish the fried rice dishes were fried properly rather than a bit of a steamed dish. Must say that this is a problem though at many Indians in the SW.Apart from that, excellent food and service

Fantastiskt bra indisk mat. Inte alls sliskigt eller slabbigt som en billig indisk restaurang skulle vara, utan vällagat av bra råvaror och fräscha rätter med naturliga smaker och kryddor. Dessutom mycket generösa portioner till rimliga priser!

Friendly staff, decent cooking and quite subtle spicing. Starters and specials a bit expensive. Monkfish kebab excellent. Lamb shank rather heavy-going. Cobra lager, however, at over six pounds for a 50cl bottle seems more than steep.

We were holiday and found this restaurant. Nice food my prawn patia very good. Staff attentive and friendly. Food fairly priced but drinks very expensive in fact a third more than what we pay at our local restaurant at home.

Friendly staff. Korma was a bit bland and the Chicken Tikka Balti was very very salty. A fabulous Naan though. Mixed review.

A little tasteless and watery, service was friendly but we are curry lovers and this fell a little short, it was a birthday treat too so a bit disappointed.

all ways happy staff, food is good if not all ways right or missing some thing ( this is for the take away) it clean and tidy

Chicken korma somewhat bland. The lamb-and-spinach balti was somewhat better. Nothing to rave about, nothing to boo.

Very good find in a quiet country town.Long menu and it really is very good, take out is very prompt when you telephone your order in it is always ready on time.Good to eat in and lovely staff providing good service...a defining yes

Visited on a quiet night in May and had very good attentive service. The food was really tasty and plenty of it. My only regret was that they were out of stock of King Cobra beer (something I have wanted to try for while).

What a waste of money and time, thought we would try our local Indian restaurant and was looking forward to it, what came to us was as bland as sucking on a shamy leather with my curry full of sugar grains, when we complained we were told "well that's how you English like it " I was so insulted I paid up a very expensive bill for the rubbish I had not eaten, never ever will go there again.