The best restaurants serving Indian food in West Midlands

Food very nice, but wait was over 1 hour

First class and not expensive, lovely food , best for a long time

Tasty food. Friendly people. I keep going back for more!!!

We had a takeaway meal from Jimmy pickles after looking at the reviews. We were disappointed, as both main dishes we ordered was extremely runny and like soup, lack flavour. Raw onions etc was mixed into the rice with was not mentioned on menu. This has given me tummy cramps. Service was good and friendly.

Warning - don't go if you have a toddler or young child. They don't have high chairs and expect you to use your own seat...but they don't tell you that when you book. Booked online for 5 and wrote in the notes 4 x Adults and 1 x Toddler with High Chair please. Booking confirmation came through but at no point was there a call or email to say sorry we don't have a high chair. When we arrived, again no one said anything. We asked for the chair to be moved to put the high chair there...again nothing. It wasn't until 5 minutes later when we asked where it was to be told they didn't have one and to use our car seat. Food was nice but wouldn't say it was amazing, 2 of our group only ate half of their mains as they didn't like them. Ordered a cheese and garlic naan, it was swimming in cheese and greasy, could taste the garlic. It got busy very quickly after 6pm so was a popular place to eat but the atmosphere wasn't great as all your could hear was people shouting at eachother across the table. Very loud in there. Felt very sorry for anyone sitting next to the big group who were shouting away encouraging their kids to say the f word...lovely people.

Went for a curry with work mates really enjoyed it.

Greeted by staff on arrival, the atmosphere, appearance and cleanliness fabulous. Food great, staff great, venue fab. Excellent menu choice and value for money.

Small little Bangladeshi restaurant, very friendly service, and excellent food. Only downside is the restaurant is tiny, it's basically the size a small cafe, and it was chilly (it was 0°C outside though, but still expected to dine in comfort). That said, I would eat there again. Just not in the depths of winter. 😂

Good restaurant. Opens till midnight

Absolutely love the curry from here and have one nearly every week. I am gutted to hear they are having to close because of the utility bill situation we are experiencing across the UK. 😟 sad times

The food here is excellent, but the atmosphere could do with some work... There was almost nobody else there when my group showed up and they were playing a movie or something over the speakers instead of music while we were eating. Maybe we just caught them at a bad time because the curry itself was amazing so I'd love to go back

On our travels in our motorhome,parked up at the wheatsceaf Inn but unfortunately the restaurant was fully booked. We googled the local takeaways and this one stood out a mile with positive reviews and we were not disappointed. This I must say for a takeaway, was one of the best Indians I have had..Arrived on time and no delivery charge as we were within 2 miles of the restaurant friendly guy on the phone and also a nice and pleasant delivery lady 5 stars for food and service. Highly recommended

Great bean selection for a decent cup of coffee and non-specialty/roastery coffee cafe. It is recommended if there's time left to catch the train.

Food is top notch, very nice portions especially on currys enough to feed two easy.. mixed grills are very nice. Service great and bar prices decent too,even got cobra on tap . Highly recommend Big up the Bradford 2025 nuff love

I really enjoy the food from here, its great value and the authenticity of the dishes is almost incomparable to anywhere else locally. No super sweet western style curries here... spicy meaty sauces that genuinely display the flavours of the east. The customer area of the shop could really do with a good clean and some updating. A family member of mine stopped going because they were not happy with the cleanliness of the front of the shop.