The Ganges in Shropshire

Phoned up to place a timed order to collect. When we arrived to collect waited further 30 minutes. Part of the order was missing and part of it Luke warm. Not very tasty and rubbish service. Avoid to avoid being disappointed .

As usual the Ganges lived up to our expectations. Good food served very efficiently in a nice little setting in the heart of the town. Very traditional, tasty and pleasant

Great Asian restaurant called in on Saturday evening Had a Lamb biryani and Chicken biryani which was fantastic service was great polite and friendly. Next time we're in town will be visiting them again

This is the worst restaurant I have ever been to. The food was tasteless and the service was slow due to them serving take away customers in preference to seated guests. I see this restaurant currently has a 1 star Food Standards Agency hygiene rating. Save your money and eat elsewhere.

Really tasty food. We liked it so much we went back the following day. The lamb was tender. We also enjoyed the onion Bhajis and other starters. It is right in the centre of town with a good view across the high street. The service was friendly and attentive. Overall we were really pleased.

We live locally and generally have a takeaway and haven’t had a bad one. Garlic Chicken Tikka and Beef Madras, Sag Aloo, cauliflower bahji, pillau rice but we have tried others and not been disappointed. We have also eaten there with friends, the bonus is that the restaurant is unlicensed so you can take your own tipple (Co-op and Spar at the bottom of the High Street). True to quirky Bishops Castle form you can take a pint from the Three Tuns pub 100m away and return the glasses.

The food was excellent , the poppadoms and naans beautifully fresh and the main courses well cooked. It was busy , with a large party in and plenty of take away orders as it was a Saturday night , so the service was a bit slow but the staff were friendly and it was good value . I would certainly go again .

Not a good experience at all was over charged 😕 waiter was rude arguing about prices. Didn't feel welcome. Disappointing and Definatly Won't return ever again. 😕

Curry tasted nice tried the meal for 2 option however the service was lacking .The waiter appeared to be disinterested in the customers .No napkins on table and when requested didn’t have any but did provide us with kitchen roll when asked

So sorry but got to be the worse £33 I have ever spent nans where like pancakes the dansak had no flavour most of the dinner went in the bin

Very tasty food and excellent value. We had a chef's menu for 2, and it didn't disappoint. The fruit lassi is recommended, we both enjoyed it. We arrived in the middle of a mad hour with the restaurant full and endless takeaway orders being taken and fulfilled, which made service very slow. Once the crazy rush subsided, the staff were very welcoming.

This is a small place so best to book, but well worth it. The menu is varied and has several dishes I had never heard of. When the food arrives it is excellent, very tasty. One thing which we hadn't realised; when we went it was not licensed, but you could take your own drinks in.

ordered a tandori mixed starter. pilaw rice and a lamb buna. got a chap to pick it up for me. they charged him 16.75 overcharged by 4 pounds. the lamb buna contained 4 tiny cubes of lamb and was hot on the outside luke warm on the inside. this was actually pretty good in the past but the last 3 times i have eaten from here it has been progressively worse. wont be trying it again. they have given up, or should. very disapointing

Just had what was without doubt the worst curry I’ve had for many years. It started badly with soft poppadoms. My sagwala which was essentially 4 pieces of tandoori chicken, spinach and peas! There was no sauce and no flavour or spice. The services was also poor. Oh and the toilet was broken. Definitely won’t be back!

Our family and friends have been coming here for years, but on the last two visits over the past few months, I don’t know if it has changed hands , but the portions size has gone down, the orders the first time in April the meal just didn’t taste right but was definitely not as it used to be, this time weekend of the 14th April I thought I’d order my usual favourite and also my wife had her usual , sadly again portion size had gone down and mine had pieces of chicken ticks in not all was chicken ticks but at least two pieces and was not in the description my wife’s also had pieces of chicken that looked like it had been cut into and certainly much harder than the other pieces and she felt that it was probably recycled from what had come back ??? Whatever it didn’t taste the same and certainly wasn’t the same quality, if they are going to drop their standards and want to keep their regular customers they are going have to up their game, I feel that two visits with the same results means that it is very doubtful that we will not be going again &will be looking for an alternative, sorry as we have been going to the Ganges for years

Don’t even think the one rating is deserved!! Away for the weekend and looking forward to an Indian takeaway on Sunday evening. Drive 20 mins to pick it up and got back to find my Saag Aloo dish was missing. Great start. Ordered a chicken shaslick bhuna, tipped it onto the plate and it stayed the shape of the container it came in, it was a thick, tasteless congealed mess, not the rich sauce that was advertised. The onion bhajis were so hard you couldn’t even bight into them and the chips looked like they were warmed up from two nights ago. If I wasn’t staying so far from the place it would of all gone into a food recycling bag and I would of taken it back and demanded my money back. Worst takeaway I’ve ever had!!!!

If you don’t mind being watched eating then this place is for you. The 2 waiters stood and watched every mouthful.. the curry is tasteless, the nan bread is a sloppy mess, the restaurant is very old fashioned and small, the couple next to us might as well have been sat on the same table, plates are very dated, rice comes in the water. Chutney tray is cold orange water, a lumpy mango and a full onion. We were waiting on Ant & Dec to jump out and say prank! Only reason I have given 1 star is because there’s no choice for 0. Entertainment consisted of a local questioning the price to be told it’s April we add £2 on to the bill.. a Indian lovers nightmare

We visited on a wet and wild Saturday night in February, as we were staying in a nearby campsite. We booked ahead but had the restaurant to ourselves. The restaurant itself is small but clean. The waiter was lovely - attentive but also gave us time to make our choices. The restaurant doesn't serve alcohol but they're happy for you to take your own in, and will happily provide glasses. We ordered a mixed starter to share and it was delicious - sheek kebabs, homemade bhajis and pakoras. Our mains were chicken roshuni and a house special dish. Both were lovely, and not too hot, meaning you could actually taste the flavours. No desserts, but I had a coffee cream. Some other reviews on here have suggested that the prices are expensive, but I don't know where they're eating as the prices are in line with what we pay at home. We would definitely recommend the Ganges to anyone looking for a relaxed, tasty meal in the area

We were in bishops castle for the weekend and the smell from this restaurant lured us in!! We weren't disappointed. Great value, tasty food. We found the staff to be friendly and helpful and they were busy so that was appreciated. It's a very small restaurant and they tried to stick to covid rules. Was great to bring your own alcohol for no extra charge. Food was so tasty we would definitely recommend.

Had a lovely meal here with good service. The restaurant does not serve alcohol, but you're allowed to bring your own. We weren't aware of this so made do with non-alcoholic beer. Small restaurant but the niceties of the Covid regulations were followed and good spacing between the tables was well managed.

Another lovely meal , we dine here anytime we are in bishops castle. Staff friendly and food delicious Well worth a visit well done

Really nice and friendly staff, lovely food and good atmosphere. Will definitely be coming back for more

Love this place so much! Being the only vegetarian in a family of meat-eaters means I usually get one or two boring options when we eat out/order in. I'd never really bothered with Indian until I tried The Ganges - great food, always fresh (definitely no microwaved mush here) and so much to choose from! The staff are always friendly and polite. Well worth a visit!

My family and I were passing through the small town of Bishop's Castle and found the Ganges and decided to get a takeaway with lots of different curries and sundries. very delicious food with lovely tandoori chicken and naan breads. Staff seemed very friendly and helpful with ordering. The wait time was not too long considering it was a busy Friday night.

We all know that familiar smell and flavour of meat that has been frozen and then reheated. It was immediately apparent and present throughout my tandoori chicken which wasn’t pleasant. It’s the first time I haven’t finished a meal of Indian food -and instead just thrown it away. I certainly wouldn’t recommend ordering that dish from Ganges to anybody and definitely wouldn’t eat their food again.

A good selection of excellent food. I live locally and I'm slowly working my way through the whole menu and haven't had anything that disappoints. The staff are friendly and look after you well. The only downside is the dining area is small and can feel cramped when full but, they do well with what they have got.

Food good, some slightly different dishes to our usual Indian over in Lincolnshire. Thought we would give them a go. Staff friendly and helpful. Decor of place is quite tired, the restaurant seems a bit of an afterthought mainly takeaway.

...of the three takeaways early-ish on a Sunday evening (10pm), so opted for a Sag Aloo main course and 3 Samosas as a side , very nice meal, will no doubt try again soon.

Wonderful meal with fabulous service, really great evening, great value for money. Can’t wait to dine with you again

Love this bijou Indian restaurant , the food is always tasty , friendly service we love it , try and gave a curry here once a week

I regularly get a takeaway from here because the curry is delicious and the staff are always so friendly and polite. Occasionally they deliver for free which is an added bonus. I lived by the curry mile for a year and this is still one of my favourite Indian restaraunts! If I could give these guys more than 5 stars I would.

Excellent service and food to die for highly recommended more people should give it a try and write a good review

We had excellent food and very friendly service. Recommend this restaurant to anyone including families.

First visit for awhile , the Staff were on fine form as usual, had a very nice Bombay Aloo with a Chicken Dupiaza, the food was very tasty, service excellent and when collecting the food, all the tables were taken. Zaffi & his Staff have kept up a high standard over the years in BC and long may it carry on.

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! Wonderful food, ambience and staff were great. Food was gorgeous, couldn't fault it.

Positives/ staff nice & pleasant ( but no need to ask every five minutes is everything ok!)

We are locals and regularly get takeaways which are always excellent, the Sag Garlic is my favourite main meal. The family travel in daily from the infamous Birmingham curry quarter. We are very lucky!

Whilst holidaying in Bishop’s Castle this week we passed by The Ganges restaurant several times and decided to dine here on our last evening in the town. Firstly we had a pre dinner drink in The Vaults public house. The regulars there thoroughly recommended The Ganges and told us that it was a BYO and that we were welcome to carry our drinks back up the hill to The Ganges which we did. We entered a small restaurant with beamed ceiling and sufficient space for 24 guests, but the takeaway business as we sat eating our meal was brisk. The menu offered a good selection. We started with a couple ofpoppadoms and chutney followed by Bangla Special and Pilau rice and Mr W chose Lamb Tikka Jalfrezi. The meal was delicious and the owner who has been in Bishop’s Castle 26 years was very friendly. A takeaway service / delivery is also available.

Best indian food i have eaten. Fresh tasty and no oil,on the curry great menu and a really lovely little place

We were staying in the local area and arrived on the Friday night with a group of friends. The leaflet was left in our accommodation so we thought we’d give it a try. So glad we did, we all had a different curry and they were all delicious. The food arrived hot and well within the delivery time, the driver was super friendly & great prices too! We’re here for a week so chances are we may be calling you again!! Keep up the fab work!!

Bishops Castle was fairly quiet on a Sunday night so after a couple of excellent beers in the Six Bells and Three Tuns (both brew their own) we ate at The Ganges. We took our own beers, for which they provided glasses and a jug of (free) iced water. We enjoyed a very tasty Popadom & Pickles starter, Beef Balti & Pillau Rice and a very nicely flavoured dry (no sauce) diced chicken dish with salad. I asked for extra green chilli with my dish and at first they brought a watery orange yoghurty bland sauce? but once clarified, replaced it with a small plate of simple chopped green chillis, perfect. Total £21, exactly as advertised, with friendly service. Clean modern restaurant right opposite the Three Tuns. Will go again when we return and recommend it.

Dined at this superb restaurant with my good friend Adam who is gourmet who dines regular at the Ivy and Scott's of Mayfair. He has thrilled to find such a gem in Bishop's Castle as was I. Lovely spicy food and the friendliest service. Highly recommended!!

I got a takeaway here, whilst spending a few days in the area. I do like a bit of heat in my curries, I usually go for chili masala so went for a similar chicken option, described as fairly hot, and containing green chilis. I had sag paneer as a side. I can honestly say that both were the most bland dishes I have ever eaten from an Indian restaurant. The main dish lacked any heat, aside from a couple of green chilis in the sauce. There was no real depth of flavour or taste of spice otherwise, the base tasted of onion and undercooked garlic. It was unseasoned and fundamentally just tasteless. The side dish was basically cooked spinach with a few bits of paneer in it, again no spice flavour or seasoning. On getting it out of the bag there had been some leakage en route as is usual, but for the first time ever I noted that it wasn't the usual coloured oil, which you expect, but water. If I was local I wouldn't be returning a second time. I know some people frown on salt and oil, but I expect some of both in a curry.

Doesn’t have an alcohol licence but the Theee Tuns said a lot of people take drinks from themselves. So we did that and it didn’t disappoint, the food was absolutely fabulous. Would really recommend going there. Fourth visit to Bishop’s Castle and wish we had tried it before!! The people that run it were lovely too !!

It's difficult to find an authentic Indian restaurant, especially in rural areas. The Ganges is truly a gem!!! Highly recommend. Patient staff, great food, reasonable prices and great service!!

The host was very accomodating and gave us plenty of time to choose, as we are quite indecisive. He was friendly and never far if we needed anything else.

We had a take away from here and found the food to be flavoursome and of a good quality. The only criticism would be that four of us had madras and thought it needed a bit more of a kick.

Either eating in or take away The Ganges is friendly, reliable and and offers an extensive menu. Always good quality and freshly cooked tasty food. Great local Indian Restaurant.

Very basic mediocre restaurant with no atmosphere. I ordered the Castle special which sounded appealing when reading the menu. The reality was somewhat different. I have never tasted Indian food which was so bland and tasteless. There was no flavour in the meal whatsoever, beans on toast is much more flavoursome. My wife ordered the Persian Biryani which again on the menu sounded appealing and she assumed the banana it referred to would be cooked banana flavoured in with the other ingredients. What a surprise she got when she lifted the omelette and underneath was a peeled banana. One couldn't make it up.Go the chippy instead, you will enjoy it more.

Tandoori chicken very dry and obviously not cooked fresh ,chicken curry like no other I have had very bland and virtually tasteless, nan bread looked like it had been torn from a full nan very small and chips not cooked properly and only warm. Is this the same restaurant I have been reading reviews about , if so I don't know how all of our food was of such a poor standard. Most disappointed.

This is a perfectly good Indian takeaway, You can eat in but I did not. My food was a reasonable standard and price and the staff were nice.

Happened to be in the town for a couple of hours so tried the restaurant.

The Ganges is a small, family friendly restaurant with authentic dishes of a reasonable price & also delicious!

Really tasty stuff 😁 The mixed starter to share was fab. They don't serve alcohol but you can nip across to The Three Tuns for a pint or two... they don't mind so long as you take the glasses back 👍

This is our favourite Indian Restaurant. Small but has a great atmosphere & personal service. Food amazing & good price

Ordered a chicken Balti and chicken buna, rice and garlic nan. The food was tasty but hard to distinguished which was which.

We thought we would try out our local Indian as we were so close in our Holiday Cottage. What a wise move that was! I highly recommend. I've been to many curry houses, and they served me the best Karoi I've ever had so tasty, chicken so very tender, sauce was thick and juat the right spice! My other attendes loves their dishes also! Thank you for the grear food and wonderful service!

We ordered as waiter recommends some of their special dish..... all of them are fab.. specially my dhaka special and dad's lal sag garlic😉😉 Excellent service... important thing is they dont have licence so bring your own..

This place is just phenomenal. It’s small but very intimate and cosy. You’re made to feel so welcome from the start, and the food is just superb.

A smashing evening was had at the Ganges, Bishop's Castle. There was something for everyone on the menu, from creamy korma and butter chicken, for the not so sure, to the chilli chicken and chicken jalfrezi for the more adventurous. The special mid-week meal deal is a real bargain. Check out the offers. Service is second to none. All the staff are only to happy to help with recommendations. Nothing was too much trouble. Getting a carry keg filled up at the 6 Bells and a couple of bottles of wine from Spar, meant the evening got off to a great start. Finished up at the Vaults with a great band, Paul Parker and all the Right Friends.

We go here quite regularly with family and friends we always have great food and the staff r really friendly and helpful

Had a business meeting to conduct with a few colleagues and thought why not visit The Ganges and hold it there and eat?

Great food, the staffs are really friendly and really welcoming. Good portion not too much or too little, would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area and feeling some curry.

We collected a take-away from this restaurant whilst in the area for a short holiday. At a cost of over £35.00, we found both starters (tandoori mixed kebab and talaria) to be extremely small and far smaller than expected or indeed experienced elsewhere.

Booked a table for 9 on Saturday 23rd, the food was lovely, no problems with any of our food, staff...

Very poor quality tastless curry.pre cooked hard chicken in a bland sauce.If thats what they serve up to the locals...

It is my local Indian cousine and always satisifies me. All of the curries are exceptional and the price isn't...

Went in on a Sunday. Glad I did. Ordered a lovely takeaway. A special Indian Wedding dish .A meat with...

Great menu and really tasty food. Small restaurant but take aways are very popular. We ate in the restaurant - you can take your own alcohol (but not soft drinks) as it is not licensed.

If you want a meal after 9.00pm it's here or the takeaway kebab shop.

Not a curry mile, a curry 12 feet in the heart of rural Shropshire. Apparently some staff commute in from Birmingham 60 miles away and the dedication shows. We were the only ones eating in for most of the evening but there was a steady stream of takeaway customers even on a Monday. Definitely recommend the Kashmiry with bananas and lychees.

Lovely meal brought to the table very quickly. Staff were pleasant and efficient. They don't serve alchoholic drinks so do take your own.

Very small restaurant area. Staff are friendly. Very nice menu can highly recommend the lamb chilli Masala and garlic nann. Only shame was they don't sell alcohol but with the amount if pubs around it was ok.

Really really Surprised by the positive reviews? People who have wrote these reviews on here, obviously never had a decent curry before! The bhuna sauce was straight out of the supermarket! Reheated food taste, mix grill was a joke, food took 50 bloody minutes to come, everything we tried, was completely BLAND! I have never ever had a Bland Curry until now! Would'nt even take my Pet there to eat in the future, Sorry guys.. but this place was an Insult to a decent curry! Plus, you never never never! Put mince meat and peas in a Tandoori Chicken Tikka Masala! You idiots! I been eating that dish for over 20yrs now, and have never seen that before! Disgusting!

Decided at the last minute to go out and celebrate. Rang the Ganges who fitted us in.We had a lovely curry with all the trimmings. Pleasant and efficient service in a nice environment. Took own wine as they do not have a licence.Look forward to going again in near future.

food was adequate and quite tasty but you have to take your own beer from the three tuns with you. staff were friendly and eager to please

We visited as a party of eight and were soon accommodated, Our food came after the customary Poppadums' and pickles.The food was good and authentic - we ordered just too much rice and Nan, The Gangies although the only Indian Restaurant in Bishops Castle it is highly recommended by the locals when asked.Although a small restaurant I highly recommend The Ganges to those who love Indian food.

Good for last minute late dinner, staff always welcoming and eager to please. Good, plentiful tasty food. Can take your own booze.

Excellent as always been a customer for years and years very friendly little Indian restaurant and takeaway and even better now they've just started deliveries Highly reccomended

We have used this indian quite a few times over the past 4 years. It could be good but it isn't. Although the staff can be friendly they can also appear disinterested in the customer. The menu although extensive is cooked to a rather bland style, lacking in any real flavour except for chilli powder. Warmed up stale naan is the order of the day :-(Lack of fresh herbs and dry meat doesn't help. The room is far too small for a restaurant although really it should just be a takeaway.For the 21st century this indian is stuck in the 90's, ok if you have had one too many and need a quick meal and don't care about quality.Below Par.

Had a great meal at a very reasonable price. Took our own alcoholic drinks. Soft drinks were available. Had starters, main course and a famous banana naan bread. Really well cooked. Fast service.

Have visited several times and always leave impressed. Fairly small restaurant providing an excellent range of Asian food. Also will deliver take-aways at a reasonable cost. Take your own alcohol

My first experience of a take-away at this restaurant was very positive and I would come back again. We all enjoyed the food, very tasty and well prepared. The prices are reasonable. Recommended!

Was suggested by a friend to try out this restaurant, went for a family time out was definitely worth going to, had various flavoursome cuisines, excellent service and we had a wonderful time. We will be back again sometime soon. I highly recommend others in trying this place out! Thank you!

Great food with excellent customer service!! Probably one of the best restaurants I have been to in a while. Would definitely recommend!!

Excellent food and service! Very family friendly atmosphere! Staff were very friendly and reliable. Definetly coming back again soon.

Brilliant Place, Great Atmosphere, Great Customer Service, Food was delicious, One of the Best Restaurent"s i have visited :D.. Highly Recommend!!!

Wanted a curry for the night for me and the other half. Could not have been a better choice than coming here. The food was perfect, service too. 100% recommend

Excellent service, politest staff around and of course the food is next to none in the local area, never felt so relaxed in a restaurant before and could tell the food was made with great attention and with the freshest of ingredients, would recommend to all

After working a week in Welshpool and living off fast food and snacks, I was really in the need of some "proper" food heading home. Some colleagues recommended this place to me saying it had reasonable prices. It was a little out of my way home, but I was up for the journey.It's not the biggest of places and when I got there it was pretty full, but it looked very organised and clean. The staff were helpful from the start and very courteous. They said that they're just going to clean the table of a couple that have just left and that I could order a drink while I waited and they also gave me a menu so I could start thinking of what to order once at the table. They were done and I was seated in less than 5 minutes. My order was taken instantly as I sat down. The food was presented to me within 10minutes and came piping hot. It was all that delicious, I even ordered another to take away and have when I get home.Absolutely fantastic little place, from the staff to the food. I was impressed with it all.

The food, the service, the atmosphere everything about this experience at The Ganges was amazing. The waiters were polite and disciplined in their approach. The chef was precise and professional in creating great meal. Would definitely recommend to friends and family.

Very tasty food with even friendlier staff! Provided great customer service and the food was perfect. Would definitley recommened! Coming back again!

It was and exceptional dining experience, the staff were very polite and friendly. The atmosphere was quiet and cosy almost like eating at home. The food was delicious the best I have had in the while, very efficient and top quality. It's a must try to believe. Overall I was very impressed and highly recommend this place.

This place has the monopoly and it shows. Friendly staff but food generally seems to be made for people who have had a lot to drink.

Me and the missis decided to have a takeaway - one in Craven Arms was shut / out of business so we went the BC and the Ganges - its proved axcellent. Our order was taken extremely courteously, we popped to the Vaults for a quick pint / drink and 15 mins later were back to collect. Once home we dined in style and enjoyed the hot spicy Jalfrezi, poppadums and stuff and the side dish was excellent too. Real value and a great quick fox. Recommended.

We chose the Ganges on the basis of it being half way between us and our son. As a result we had no particular expectation other than what you usually expect from an Indian restaurant outside the big cities-i.e. a decent curry with the usual trimmings. But what we found was a real gem - an extensive menu for a start which all looked really appetising. We mused as to whether the food lived up to the menu, then a voice nearby (from a guy waiting for a takeaway) assured us it was the case. And by golly it was. Four exceptional starters followed by equally exceptional mains, all served by a very personable young man who was both friendly, polite and efficient. I forgot my glasses and he leant me his ! Some negatives on here have said this is too small a place - but if it was serving French cuisine they would probably say it exudes chic bijou charm ! Can never understand why an Indian restaurant has to be big, but there we are. I would not hesitate to recommend this place - prices are really reasonable and as it doesn't have a licence you bring your own wine or whatever and save huge amounts through that. I'd guess because there are not too many tables it is worth booking.

It has seating for 24 people. It's cosy, small, and uncomplicated. Service was prompt, although the only other people in the restaurant had already been served.The food was good, not plentiful; the price reasonable; and the service cheerful. Set in one of Shropshire's most charasmatic towns, it's right in tune. For a first visit, it was a positive experience. Definitely worth considering on a future visit.

We were lucky to get a table on a Saturday night although we did book. I had a seat with my head just under a cupboard and I hit it more than once as well as wobbling into the stair well. As other reviews will say its a small restaurant smaller than my living room. The staff are very efficient and attentive. The food was good and the menu had dishes I had never heard of , which has to be a surprise. Great poppadum's and pickle tray, we shared a prawn on puri and my tandoori mixed grill was excellent just wish I could have gone for King Prawns as the one I had was wonderful.

The best Indian restaurant in Bishops castle by far, and also the only one. The Ganges Is a very small unlicensed Balti with an extensive menu,chilled drinks can be purchased at the co-operative supermarket just a short walk down the road. I had the Ruposhee fish starter which was very nice followed by a mixed balti which was served in a traditional black balti bowl (not a big fan of the usual shiny steel bowls). The curry contained no excess oil and had just the right madras heat,the staff were friendly and the food was served quickly. The Ganges food quality was on par with restaurants in Wolverhampton, Lye or even Birmingham.

My wife and I were staying in a cottage a few miles outside of Bishops Castle and called into the Ganges Restaurant early one Wednesday evening. The restaurant is quite small, but is a nice friendly restaurant in a nice friendly town. It is open from early evening until 12 midnight Sunday to Thursday and until 12.30pm on Friday and Saturday. It doesn't serve alcohol, but that didn't concern us, although you can apparently take in your own bottles (they don't charge corkage). The food, though, is well presented and has a more delicate taste than most other Indian restaurants, while still remaining spicey. The menu was quite extensive. My wife had a lamb sylheti with fresh salad and naan, while I enjoyed a vegetable dupiaza and naan. The prices were very reasonable and even the music was a step up from most other Indian restaurants we have visited. We hope to be visiting the area again before too long and we look forward to eating here again.