The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

Had a takeaway and it was awful and stone cold the chicken tikka main we had was just plain chicken not an fried onion in site the breads were cold and the curries were boring cold and tasteless they have gone off the boil won’t be back

We have tried all of the Indian restaurants in Harrogate and we always go back to this one. The food is excellent every time, great quality and fairly priced. All of the staff are very friendly and happy to answer any questions about dishes. Yes you can see from the photos of the premises that it is not a fancy restaurant but it is always freshly decorated and spotlessly clean. We would rather go here every time and know that the food and service will never disappoint.

Tutis, which it’s now called after its fabulous owner, is a delightful cozy family owned Indian restaurant. Food was fresh, super tasty but not too heavy and the restaurant itself stylish and lovely and clean with a good feel! Asked for somewhere warm when I booked and we were popped by the heater, nice touch! When we left I had to give Tuti a hug because he was SUCH a nice man! We’ve found our go-to favourite Indian restaurant when we come to Bradford on Avon and will be back to see you Tuti for sure! We’d highly recommend!

Had a take away from this resturant and the food is bland, we had 2 different curries and they were both poor in flavour not what you expect from a Indian. Even the garlic nann was flavourless. Don't waste ur money, flavours takeaway is far superior and I will be going straight back. Just thought we would try a new takeaway.... big mistake.

Ordered Takeaway for 10 people for 6pm wasn’t ready until 6:20. The bill was 30% more than their internet menu prices which is completely out of date. The owner appeared indifferent. Most meals were tasty but Bhajis were soggy and burnt.

Took a chance as we don’t know the area. Popped in on a Wednesday night without booking. Received a very warm welcome, although had to pop to Morrisons for a bottle wine as it isn’t licenced. No big deal. The food was really really good. Shame I can’t go back although I definitely will if I am in the area again. Bill was £96 for the four of us which I did t think was bad.

The service is second to none Very friendly and the food is fantastic The flavours are very authentic We eat here often and always see a smile when we enter

1st time visiting here and on a recommendation. A warm welcome and very deceptive from the outside as it’s very modern on the inside. Syaani was very friendly and chatty, a shining example of customer service. The food was delicious. I will definitely return soon.

Rubbish Service.👎Hospitality a Joke. 😝🍋👎 Should be off Limits. 🙈 Close.😝 The Untrained Staff are a Liability.

Food was absolutely delicious and would thoroughly recommend. Staff were friendly and helpful, portions were just right too.

Lali Guras in Aldershot is a hidden gem! The taste and ambience are incredibly authentic – it honestly feels like you’ve stepped into a corner dhaba in Lahore. You can see them making fresh parathas, frying samosey, and rolling out puris right in front of you – it’s a whole vibe and experience. The food is full of flavour, and the prices are very reasonable too. Great value for money, proper street food feel. Highly recommend if you’re craving real desi flavours in a casual, no-fuss setting!

A cozy, pleasant restaurant with deliciously prepared food. The service is quite fast, I liked everything!

Lots of positive comments about thus Restaurant, so we decided to give it a go. What a great place! The food is incredibly good, tasty and well presented, super fresh and the portions are very generous. The service is second to none, very attentive and friendly. Will definitely be visiting again soon. Well done to all the Staff at Zara.

Food was so tasty, well presented. We liked the way they took our starter order first, allowed us to enjoy that, before taking our main order, never come across this before, most usually take orders in one go, and then it is rushed, appreciate the time given to relax and enjoy each dish.

After a few (or more) drinks, my husband and I were after somewhere to have a late night meal. After googling what was still open, we settled on Chutneys.We were shown to a table and given plenty of time to choose drinks and food, despite the late hour.The food was fantastic. I had a mild chicken dish (can't remember what it was called) and my husband had a whole tandoori chicken. I've never seen a dish like this in an Indian restaurant but he said it was delicious. As was the garlic naan, which was really light and not at all doughy. Really good food and friendly service.