This is a hidden gem that is not to be missed!…read more We were staying in the nearby Slieve Russell Hotel and wanted to find a good restaurant in the area. After much searching online, we found the details of this restaurant and decided to give it a try. We made a quick call, to make a reservation for that evening. We later found out that the establishment is also a Bed & Breakfast, something that we will remember when we return to the area. In the town of Belturbet, at the top of the Main Street the road bends to the right towards Cavan and Dublin, rather than following the road to the right, go straight on and you will see the marina on your left. Follow this road out of Belturbet for around 5 miles and we found the restaurant on the left, up a brightly lit driveway. Upon arriving at the restaurant, set in the beautiful County Cavan countryside, we were greeted by comfortable and appealing furnishings and the aroma of spices. We availed of the Christmas Menu meal deal, this included four courses and a glass of wine or beer for just €25 each. Each course was beautifully presented and the food was obviously freshly prepared, as it tasted superb. The couple that run the place were very welcoming and friendly and there was a great and relaxing atmosphere throughout our visit. If you like Indian food, you will not be disappointed and I bet you will not find better anywhere.

Excellent. Came from US and have lot of good Indian options back home. Didn't see many recent…read morereviews, but were very pleasantly surprised by the quality here. The vindaloo WILL be hot. But depth of flavor is absolute class. This place deserves higher repute.

Food was delicious, ambiance is very warm…read more.. Aloo gobi and chana masala were tasty... tandoori roti and special naan were good and fresh too. Our friends tried chicken biryani but it didn't have much meat... Prices are a bit on higher side so check before dining ... Not happy that nowhere in Ireland we were asked for tip/ gratuity but here they put it up on screen for payment so we felt kind of pushed to leave a tip... only at this restaurant out of over a dozen restaurants we ate at, in Ireland.

Food were delicious. However the price was very expensive. Food are itemized. The flavor was…read moreconsistent and fresh.

Had the butter chicken, garlic naan and samosas along with some wine. Service and food were great!read more

Brilliant food, i live across the road and i have takeaway often from here. They also have very…read moreclassy table service and the resteraunt is gorgeous and the atmosphere is so wholesome and gorgeous. The food is nothing below spectacular. Portion sizes are large, so maybe consider sharing. Thank you to whoever is in charge of this place, you have changed my life and palette entirely, i love you!!!

do not order from here if you are looking for takeaway. placed an order at 6pm, told it would be…read moreready at 6:45pm. got it at 8pm. no explanations. Terrible Terrible service!

Kamal always looks after my husband and I personally here. We don't eat onions or garlic, and he'll…read morehave the chef make a fresh batch of a sauce to go with the matar paneer. The servings are generous and served hot, and we like the candle food warmers to make sure everything is piping hot. Kamal is always very cheerful to see us when we arrive. This review is for the evening meals. I went once to the afternoon buffet, and I didn't think it was the same standard as the evening time, but - then again - lunch time costs less also.

This Indian restaurant is the only one we could find in Enniskillen. I had checked out a few…read morereviews that mentioned an excellent buffett, so i decided to give it a go. I didn't see anything I fancied in the buffett, so I ordered from the a la carte menu. We had some poppadums then a sharing platter to start, which was delicious. After a very long wait (1hour 10 minutes) and reminding the waitress we got our main course. This too was tasty, but i had nearly gave up after the long wait. Maybe they were short staffed, but maybe they shouldn't take on as many customers if they can't serve them effectively. I suppose that's why the buffett might be the more speedy option.

All thumbs up!! My husband, son and daughter-in-law were visiting Sligo and read about this…read morerestaurant. We are vegans so Indian restaurants usually work for us. This restaurant, however, was a cut above the usual. We ordered saag paneer, and a three lentil dish listed as extra spicy. In truth, all three dishes were perfectly spiced. Service was exceptional and the owner dropped by to ensure the meal was all we hoped for. It was!! Highly recommend this restaurant!​​

It was ok...I'd heard a lot about how good the Indian food was here, but I wasn't really impressed…read moreand neither was my family. All the dishes were a bit too sweet- we got the mutter paneer, the tandoori shrimp, and a couple beef and lamb dishes I can't remember the names of...also, make sure to check your receipt if you redeem the vegetable appetizer- they charged us and we had to ask them to remove it, which they eventually did. It was an employee who hadn't seen it before apparently.

This place used to be The Split Rock, but is still a little chipper - the only little chipper in…read moretown in fact. Super handy to grab some late night eats to bring to one of the neighboring pubs, or to take home and scarf down like a slob in the privacy of your own home once the pubs have kicked you out. The chicken nuggets are nothing special, the chips are pretty damn delicious, but the gyro - oooohhhh the mixed meat gyro. They bake the pita fresh right there in the pizza oven so it takes a while to make, but SO worth the wait. YUM.

We did a take-away for four from here on a Saturday night and we were all very pleased with the…read morefood quality and portions. We opted for the set menu for four at just over €50 with a 1.75ml of diet coke chucked in. Thankfully we were allowed to make some changes to the set menu for personal taste so predominantly chicken. One of the dishes was a chicken korma and it would have been much improved had it been a chicken tikka korma. The service here is always courteous but it took a very long time from placing the order to being served the food. It was a Saturday night and it was very busy. The waiter had suggested we come back at 7:30pm having put in the order at 7pm. This we did, but we still waited until near 8pm to receive our food, with several gracious (and graciously accepted) apologies and courtesy as we waited.

I've always heard the European Indian food is excellent, particularly in England and in Belgium. I…read moreknow I'm not in either, but I'm not too far away. A co-worker recommended this as the best spot in town for Indian, so we stopped by for a little change of pace. I had definitely read reviews elsewhere that said it was bland inside, no atmosphere, but good food. I didn't get that - it looks a lot like most Indian restaurants I've been to, with decorated walls, woodwork, etc. It wasn't extravagant or over the top, but it's certainly not bland. My vegetable pakora were good, needing no additional seasoning. They even included broccoli, which is a bit new for me, but wasn't bad. Then for my standard Indian try-out dish - the lamb vindaloo. I figured...I'm in Ireland, right? If the lamb and potato aren't good, what will be? And I was rewarded. My vindaloo had a lot of heat, but not too much, lots of very tender, tasty lamb, great tomato flavor (more than I am used to, but it's not unwelcome). The only misstep here is the lack of nice chunks of potato. I think there was a little in the broth, but not the nice big pieces I'm used to. We also ordered plain and cheese naan - I only had the cheese, but I am sorry to report that the cheese is not your standard white paneer pieces, but more of a yellow cheddar variety. That's...just not right. It makes the naan too greasy and heavy, which is a shame, because the plain didn't look nearly as heavy, and the food in general lacked the puddle of oil that some Indian food has. Others reported their mixed grill was very good, but the lamb korma was rather bland - some of the worst he'd had, in fact. So I'm saying this is a generous four based on excellent lamb vindaloo. So, this is a case of knowing what you should order - skip that korma. This is listed as the sister restaurant of another spot in Westport, and they were doing a brisk takeout business. There were also customers in this evening who clearly had been before - when they ordered "the usual" it wasn't just their drinks, it was the entire meal! I don't even know if my parents can do this at Mi Lupita in St. Louis...

Friendly service, tasty mains (though a bit sweeter than I'm used to). Loved the bit of crunch on…read morethe naan too. Even though we ordered what we thought was a reasonable amount for the two of us, we still went home with leftovers.