Fairly new Indian restaurant in Belper. I've only been once, and it was very quiet (but it was mid…read moreweek, cerdit crunch and all that!) but nicely decorated, attentive service and the food was all very nice.

Great food and friendly staff. You bring your own drinks which is great. Our family and friends…read morelove the Curry Lounge especially because it's local to us. If you like Indian Cuisine then the Curry Lounge is a must. Try it , you won't be disappointed.

Excellent food, good choice of non-standard Indian restaurant dishes. Can't remember what it was…read morecalled but we had a chicken dish with tamarind that was delicious. Great naans. Clean and had an up-market feel. Very friendly waiters. Thoroughly recommend. They were offering a "buy two get the cheapest one free" deal on food when we visited which made the bill very reasonable but this was just an August summer only special.

Oh. My. God. I've been eating at Jeera for four years now, and if I had a choice, I don't think I'd…read moreever eat at another Indian cuisine restaurant ever again. The food (particularly the naan bread, tandoori chicken, korma, and tikka masala) is absolutely heavenly. Each time I've visited the restaurant, staff have been courteous and friendly, service is lightening fast. I have absolutely no complaints. Well recommended to everyone to try at least once.

Here's a suggestion, walk around the corner, there's a place called Anoki, get a table there. Yes,…read moreit'll cost you 5 pounds more, you'll walk out a happier person. They've got this section on the menu called "Desi style"; funny phrase to read, because usually, that implies a less than moral way to doing things. If you have any Indian friends, ask them, and you'll get an animated response. I think they were trying to find fancy words to describe "authentic", and what they've found is 'substandard'. I had the chicken tikkas to start with and the lamb as a main course. Bad, bad and bad. They offer a 40% discount if you get take out, but so does Anoki. In fact, Anoki offers an additional 20% discount if you ask the fellow writing the bill where he's from and what his hopes and dreams are about expanding the restaurant. I know this sound like a bit of an advertisement for Anoki, but it's quite honestly a no brainer.

I'm guessing the other reviewer is confusing this viceroy with it's sister operation in Derby, and…read moreif I were in Derby I would probably pick anoki.However this viceroy is a bit less bling, over the years I have found the found the food a bit hit and miss; ranging from average to great. The service has always been friendly and helpful, but I feel it is pretty expensive for what it is. This said it has been going for a long time and there are always people in there. If yelp would let me I would give it 3 and a half.

Amazing food fantastic staff been dining here for over 5 years now just the best x…read moreStarter yummy main courses just omg yummy and you get to take your own wine etc xx good prices excellent service x

Good food at a very reasonable price. Example: 4 poppadums…read moreand pickles, 4 main courses, 3 rice (non standard ones) and one garlic naan. £45. Bring your own drink as not licensed and no corkage.