My top 3 restaurants I've ever been to in the UK. Go here. The variety of the foods they give you,…read morethe flavors and themes they manage to incorporate in every dish, their spectacular service, and their lunch prices are honestly phenomenal. If you are anywhere near here during lunch time, you owe it to yourself to visit. They place is kept pristine and the offerings are seasonal. They give you a mint at the end of your meal so don't worry about garlic breath. Oh yeah, they know how to split a bill. It's honestly insane.

My parents like Indian food now cause of this place . Very nice restaurant as well highly recommendread more

Best Chicken Tikka Masala I've ever had. It had complex flavors with different spices with slivered…read morealmonds.

Found this gem on the way back to the train station after Stonehenge…read more Absolutely delicious food and attentive service. The peshwari nan and coconut cream ice cream made an incredible meal even better. Highly recommend.

This Indian restuarant is small and cosy and great for an intimate meal. They offer a home delivery…read moreservice and often reward your custom with free items for you to try too. They are loyal to the customers that are regulars which is great. The food is delicious and the menu has a great choice of all the usual dishes such as Tikka's and Balti's. The prices are slightly more expensive than other places in the City but the quality is lovely and the atmosphere is too.

I was recommended the buffet by my brother so thought I'd give it a try with my girlfriend. The…read morearray of food on offer was undeniably impressive, in a traditional serve yourself style. The onion bhaji's, however, were very dry and crispy as being under warming lights isn't conducive to a quality bhaji! The meat based dishes were tasty but the chicken based dishes left a lot to be desired. The reason for this was clear; they use cheap spongy chicken, the stuff that has been injected with water and has a very distinctive texture. Having said this my brother said he hadn't even noticed, but then he'll eat anything! The selection of deserts was impressive, with fresh fruits and rice pudding which was very nice and stodgy. All in all, an impressive array for a buffet let down by the low quality chicken used in all the dishes.

Friends spent a weekend in Salisbury and visited The Balti House and it was a lovely experience. A…read morereally nice traditional Indian Buffet Restaurant and Bar.. Eat As Much As You Like including a lovely selection of dessert- very friendly staff and great food. Would highly recommend. We will see you again :-)

We had lunch at 7 Spice during our visit to Salisbury. Lured in with a sign advertising a lunch…read morebuffet and a nice looking dining room, we came in and got a table and some papadom. The lunch buffet looked really small - it was more a side table, so we ordered off of the regular menu. I got the Kashmir with Chicken Tikka - described as medium with pineapple and banana. My wife got Garlic Lamb, and we got some nan as well. The sauces & chutneys for the papadom were not bad. My banana-pineapple-chicken was more mild than medium, sweetened by the bananas. I've never had bananas in Indian food and while it was good, I doubt i need to repeat the experience. My wife's Garlic Lamb was a little bit spicier, and came with more vegetables than she expected. By the end, she had picked out all her lamb and left some of veggies. http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/Os1jdo18kXWEzbhDc-WD4A While the naan was good, I think the food was just average overall, though perhaps we didn't pick the right dishes for highlighting their best cuisine. The prices were reasonable, and the service was decent. The manager or owner was on the phone in the background most of the time, which was a little distracting since otherwise the restaurant was pretty empty (and quiet). Restroom was upstairs.

Where did this place go? Who knows, why is it still listed, no on can say…read more Look like they went out of business long ago, and this town does not Yelp as much to care that they are still listed. Sorry folks - nothing to see here. Carry on.

This has to be the finest Indian restaurant in Wiltshire, let alone Salisbury. I was invited here…read morefor a birthday many years ago and still visit the place every time I come back to Salisbury. The décor and atmosphere of the restaurant has to be seen to be believed. The seats are old converted church pews. A tight squeeze for the horizontally challenged, but a charming, unique environment nevertheless. The staff of the restaurant are always smiling and look positively overjoyed to see their punters walk through the door. This is now a family favourite of ours. Every dish is prepared well and quickly. The offer a takeaway service but you'd be a fool not to enjoy the restaurant. It is situated just by the train station. A definite must!

While the food here is delicious, i find the atmosphere in the restuarant to be very rushed. I had…read moreno sooner taken my coat off, than i was being asked if i would like to order. My table asked for a little time to read the menu and chat and were then left with a waiter hovering over us for most of the evening, as if waiting to clear our table the second me stood to leave. The food was enjoyable yes, the experience as a whole was not.

Having never seen the restaurant, I can't comment on this area of the business. The take away and…read moredelivery service is another kettle of fish however. To me presentation and attention to detail are everything. Imagine my shock when I opened my delivery bag to find ice cream half melted on top of hot food and even more disturbing, the ice cream was delivered in a plastic bag. My subsequent complaint was met with ambivalence and a total non understanding of the problem. My advice, be wary.

A poorly designed interior has really let this place down. It is far too cheap and clinical…read morelooking. You would be forgiven for asking for a cooked breakfast in this restaurant. However you would only know you'd made a mistake because of the size of the bill. There is very little ambience, or in fact leg room, in this curry house. Built out of an old shop front, the Rajpoot was a disaster from the beginning. The rice was cold, the beers were far too expensive and the staff were unknowledgeable and slow to serve. Situated only minutes away from the fantastic SHAH-JAHAN, this place certainly had a lot to work too. Unfortunately for them it was a terrible dining experience.

Very good quality for a takeaway. I'm lucky to have eaten in a few really good indian restaurants…read morewhen working away and this takeaway comes fairly close to a sit down affair. Quite pricey but quality has always been very high indeed.

Honestly, I'm in shock. The food was amazing and the waiters were lovely. And it was so clean…read more I'm Going back no matter what Thank you Tandoori Nights

Hands down the best Indian food we've ever had in England or the US. Service was attentive and…read moreincredibly polite. Ambiance was classy. But the food---we tried 6 or 7 dishes and appetizers. Each was better than the next and all were excellent! We will be back the next time we're in England.