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9 years ago
Never had a bad takeaway from here and the dining in experience is good too, cosy booths to sit at and a warm and friendly welcome awaits..
33 Old Church Road
Clevedon BS21 6NN
United Kingdom
01275 340410
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http://www.monsoonclevedon.co.uk
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People searched for Indian 111 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
great little curry house with really friendly staff and very good food,wednesday and thursday…read moreevenings they do specials go there and try them,you will be back!
Indian Summer Restaurant offers imaginative and expertly cooked modern Indian cuisine and offers a…read moremouth-watering selection of traditionally cooked Indian dishes with the emphasis being on flavour in an elegant and relaxed environment. Indian Summer seeks to create a restaurant with real Indian cuisine from the many regions of India in an appealing ambience with friendly hospitable service and stylish hospitality. Attention to detail is central to the ethos behind Indian Summer, they apply the highest standards throughout, in order to maximise the customers' experience. Indian Summer is known for the quality of the food and the friendly, helpful staff. We all had a great experience and shall return again.
Really nice place with a great reputation. We've just moved in to the area and have taken lots of…read moreour friends in already.
Lovely setting,good customer service,value for money,lovely indian food,I am from a family of…read morechefs,and I must say I can't complain about the food,I would highly recommend
Ive had a very nice meal at the red rose great vibe and excellent service…read more The staff were very friendly and helpful. The meal was served quickly without waiting too long, the seats are comfortable, we have a very enjoyable meal.
Positives first, my chicken tikka balti was very tasty as was everyone else's food. The trouble was…read moreonce we got our food the service nose dived, after finishing our meals none of the plates were removed, we had to ask twice and after the second complaint the staff begrudgingly cleaned the mess up, it also took two requests for the bill!!
Our favourite Indian restaurant in the Wiltshire area. They are always very friendly and you can…read moreorder ahead online to pick up at a time that suits you, which is great. We've tried various curries and sides from here, including the korma, butter chicken, rogan, jalfrazi, biryani, veggie curry, sag aloo, and a few different naans. No complaints about any of the flavours with these curries! Their peshwari naan is packed with coconut and sultanas and goes really well with the more mild curries. They usually give us extra papadoms when we order them too. For takeaway, I'd recommend booking online if you want to eat early as they are often very busy at opening. We will continuing being regulars here!
A cold, wet, windy October night I was on the hunt of something warm, filling and tasty to eat…read more Enter stage left the Tale of Spice. And old pub converted into this fabulous Indian restaurant and takeaway. A full car park which is always a good sign, diners packed into the dining room noshing away at bowls of golden curry, fluffy rice and fresh crisp naan breads. There where four of us and we had booked because quite honestly you have to. I'd be very surprised if you got a table if you'd just walked in off the street. Again another very good sign. We where greeted by a friendly member of staff and shown to our table. Drinks orders where taken and poppadoms brought to the table. The pickles that accompanied the poppadoms where delicious. Not too sure if they where made in house or not I'm guessing not, but either way they tasted good. We did have starters and with quite an extensive collection there is a lot to choose from. I had the king prawn butterfly. A deliciously perfectly cooked king prawn fried in golden breadcrumbs and served with a small side salad. For the curry then, I had a lamb rogan josh. Quite a mild dish with only a little spice added. To accompany that I had a keema rice and a couple of chapattis. The rice dish is enough for two to share as the curry itself is quite filling. But it was a lovely accompaniment. Not too overpowering with the spiced meat and not too overloaded with onion they got the balance just right. The rogan josh was delightful. It's the first time I've had it and I was impressed. Delicately flavoured and packed with tomato and onion. The sauce was really tasty there just wasn't enough of it to dip the bread in. The meat itself was nice a little tough for my liking but still very nice. The chapattis where beautifully cooked, fresh and hot strait out of the tandoor they where perfect. Not too small you think what's the point. And not too bit you think what am I going to do with this? The meal was finished off nicely with complimentary liquors. We decided not to go for dessert because we'd had such a good meal there was no more room. The service in this restaurant is very good. The staff are friendly, polite and helpful. They are only to happy to recommend a dish to you especially if you a first time curry eater. The restaurant itself is very contemporary, spacious and inviting. I'd highly recommend this place to any curry lover or someone who wants to go to a curry house for the first time. I shall definitely be going back in the not to distant future.
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This place is my go to restaurant when I fancy a ruby in Weymouth…read more The food is excellent and any particular requests are never a problem. They have Cobra on tap and Kingfisher in bottles. The meal we had on the weekend was up to their normal excellent standards. The ambiance of the restaurant is pleasant with soft lighting all round and a beautiful tropical fish tank to complete the look. The Balti House is extremely popular, especially on the weekends, so if you are thinking of going the best advice as ever is to book in advance. A call in the day is normally fine but don't be surprised if their is a lengthy wait if you turn up off the cuff.
Friendly welcome by very smartly dressed staff. Menu choices…read moreunusual but arrive well presented (see picture) in good portions. My choice was delicious, chicken perfectly cooked. Tempting dessert menu but too full! Would have liked to try the mango cheesecake! Proper hot towels and mint choccie at the end, so all good for me and will be returning.
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Food was amazing! Service was a bit more leisurely than we usually like but it was a lovely evening.read more
The reason this restaurant doesn't have many ratings is because Europeans post to Trip Advisor, not…read moreto Yelp. Hopefully Americans will see this post and realize that. On Trip Advisor, this restaurant had over 230 ratings with a rating of 4.5/5. My wife and I had the Chicken Masala, a chicken curry dish, a cauliflower potato veggie, and a coconut and almond naan- Peshwari Naan. And it was all excellent. Give this restaurant a chance. They have friendly, great service with delicious food. It was a welcome change from the "typical" English food that we had eaten while in London.
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Here is their take-out menu. It's very similar to their dine-in menu.
Amazing food and experience. We went on a family trip to Europe with our family of 7. This was…read moreeveryone's favorite meal of our trip.
Good food and I highly recommend you make a reservation. Be ready to wait if you don't have one…read moreand they do a lot of take out. The staff were super friendly and got us a table as quickly as they could. The have a great little spot with lots of personality. Full bar and a good variety of food.
They are the only curry house in or nearby Braunton and there food is extremely tasty with great…read moreflavours. It is also well lit and the chairs are very comfortable. However recently it has been taken over by new management and has pretty much all new staff with the manager trying to oversee them all. They clearly were trying but got several orders for drinks wrong and took several attempts to order the food. Also they have redecorated in a way that although looking very good, having removed all the carpets and any kind of material to soak up the sound and as such when it is full it's very hard to hear and can be very echoey especially as the music is played to loud. Having said all this it was near the start of the new holiday season (this past summer) and it was a new management team and they were very apolegetic and had a good attitude giving us a drink on the house so hopefully by now they'll have all the teething problems sorted out.
If u think that you have eaten great tasting Indian food then you have not been to this Resturant…read more Yesterday night when I came to The Royal Bengal I found it very busy which actually made me pretty happy because I never thought that any Resturant would be so busy after the Squares opening, but the royal Bengal sure brought the Indian delicacy to a western side of England. The food here is pretty expensive with the exception of it being in a holiday place but overall I found the staff very polite, the appearance very nice and the food delicious.
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Great food and excellent service give it a try and you won't be disappointed, they also got offers…read moreand discount on their facebook page!
What a hidden gem this restaurant is!! 5 stars.. and then…read moresome! The quality of their food, the portion sizes, the overall taste and temperature of the various dishes we have ordered, right down to the presentation, packaging and delivery, are all outstanding. Keep up the excellent work everyone.
Like most of the businesses on St Marks Road, Eastern Taste has been around for a long time. Over…read morethe years it has built up a sturdy reputation, and so can get quite busy on any night of the week. It's better to book rather than chance it. It offers a broad range of North India and Bangladeshi food and consequently lots of dhal and paneer dishes for the vegetarians as well as plenty of great meat options too. The menu is pretty static, which means that you can go back for your favourite meal without running the risk of being disappointed. Being small, it's unsurprisingly unlicensed, but offers a good range of non-alcoholic beverages. If you prefer to bring your own there's a small corkage charge. The décor is adequate and traditional with low lighting preferred (something I personally don't like about a lot of old-school Indian restaurants as I don't see well in dimly lit conditions). But this is the only thing that detracts from an otherwise pretty faultless dining experience. If it's a low key environment with fantastic food at really reasonable prices, then Eastern Taste cannot be beaten.
This place was great. Very authentic, right down to the lack of English linguistics. It was cold,…read morerainy and I just had traveled for close to 30 hours and was hungry for some spice. I ordered the Phaal and was blown out of my chair. Normally I can't get my Indian food as spicy as I want, which is far above the levels 99% of the world can handle, so this was a pleasant treat. The explosion of flavor followed by a strong, pungent chili blast burn all the way down my esophagus, forming a dense bead of sweat along my brow and an uplifting endorphin rush that kept me going until I got back to the bed and breakfast to pass out. Great!
only deliver within 1.5miles of shop, was not happy as i live 3 miles away. mayb i would of been…read morehappyer if he told me b4 he took the order
I'm not a big curry fan but i came here for a friend's birthday and actually really enjoyed the…read morefood - it was really, REALLY good! The decor was posh and sophisticated, the service was very efficient and the food presentation is immaculate. The Posh Spice is perfect for a date, an evening with just one or a few friends - the staff are friendly and professional and will cater for any size party.
Have been there three times now. They are totally fine with my wife's somewhat specific dietary…read morerequirements (no dairy) and also do a fine line in the vegetarian/vegan option...not that this is of particular concern to a carnivore such as myself. Service is attentive but not obtrusive or pushy. Well priced, great food, and especially good for an informal evening with a few friends. Recommended, and we will be back.
We visited while staying at a hotel in the area. The food was OK, the main courses better than the…read morestarters & side dishes, which were indifferent. Service superficially friendly. Disappointing: We had to ask for water 6 times. One lukewarm apology and got water 45 minutes since first time we asked.
Really poor standard of food. Used to love coming here, having visited home recently we fancied a…read morecurry- we were left extremely disappointed. Very salty meat and the curries nearly all tasted the same with a lot of oil. To top it one of us ended up sick.
As an immigrant with no prior curry-eating experience before moving to the UK, I'm a bit surprised…read moreat my bizarre penchant for that glorious Indian manna from heaven. You'd think as a Yank, I'd favour candy over curry. Naturally, I just had to sample an offering from The Coconut Tree, the latest Indian restaurant to inhabit the tiny alcove off East Street in Llantwit Major. The Coconut Tree has big shoes to fill, as it has replaced what used to be Gateway of India, arguably the best Indian eatery in these parts. Regrettably, we found the new incarnation falls short of its predecessor. While we were suitably happy with our dishes, there wasn't much to discern it from many of the other curries I've tried. I'm big on the little things, and I find it sways me in one direction or another when deciding on whether to dine in a restaurant a second time: scrimping on lime pickle (one heaped teaspoon for two people? Really?), staff hovering while we perused the menu, and then being told the card machine was broken when choosing to pay by credit card. The last element struck me strange. I confessed I had no cash on me and asked where the nearest cash point was located. He then said he'd check if the device was working, and promptly returned with the card machine. Maybe ordering a takeaway is the better option, although I'm in no rush to find out.
See, they are at it again! It's the multiple name game being played on Albany Road... come on down!…read moreBut at least the Tandoori Mahal Balti have integrated all of their names into a string that helps identify it for what it does, which is more than can be said for Yaus House, Chinese Kitchen, Chop Suey etc etc... In fact, they have practically created a sentence, how coherent is that? All they need do now is throw a verb at it, and Bob's your Uncle, (or, Kumar is your first cousin once removed, who you might be marrying if your parents can scrape enough dowry together to make love a reality!). Bah boom! Excuse my slight consternation... but I feel that someone should tell these businesses about the importance of clarity and unique identity... Ah dam it.. they all need a lesson or two on branding! It's becoming increasingly important to distinguish one business from another. With the advent of the internet and subsequent emergence of social media, where user content is paramount, it is easy for a business to be misrepresented beyond all recognition, and banished into the realms of obscurity, purely and simply because people will easily give up trying to make sense out of the disparate information, and will order their takeaway from the simply defined business with a coherent description of what's on offer. The irony is that multiple mentions should actually affirm the business, but if they are all saying different things and using variations on the name, it makes a nonsense of everything! That aside, Tandoori Mahal Balti is a rather fine traditional Indian Restaurant and takeaway, that is very reasonably priced. Service is great, and the staff are as friendly as you like. The Good Eating Guide have seen fit to award them with a certificate of 'Outstanding Achievement' which is displayed in the window alongside the 'Roll of Honour' certificate from Master Chef, (whatever that may mean!)
The chilli paneer is gert lush. They have delicious Pani…read morePuri for sale and we couldn't fault the curry dishes. Although I didn't ask for my usual 'as hot as you can make it'' I thoroughly enjoyed the lamb dish I ordered. The music soundtrack was amazing, I felt like I was in a Bollywood epic saga being re-told through a musical soundtrack. Best of all we were offered a 50% discount card for our next order.
Great food delivered through meals.co.uk. Delivery driver was extremely nice and great customer…read moreservice all round. Highly recommend them!
ordered a takeaway from there this evening, delivery took about 40 mins, which wasn't too long too…read morewait. Food was very nice, quite hot when it arrived as well, a little on the expensive side though for a takeaway.
This is a a very good rastaurant the food is excellent, the staff are always very helpful and…read morefriendly.
With bright red walls and metal seating, this isn't your typical Indian restaurant. It feels,brisk,…read more modern and a bit flash. There certainly isn't the slight stale, dead feeling you get at some Indian restaurants. They've got a few candles though and it's nicely lit, so all the metal doesn't make it seem too sterile. A reasonably adventurous menu, though you'll still find chicken tika massala and the other usual suspects. It's about nine pounds for a main and some rice. Probably a bit more than you'll pay for a take away, but I'd say worth it for a smart convivial setting. The foods generally of a slightly higher quality than your typical takeaway as well. Helpfully they put spiciness ratings next to the dishes, which I recommend you heed. Oh! Calcutta! takes a slightly different approach than your usual Indian and is much the better for it.
I wasn't sure about the modern interior for an Indian restaurant, it is almost like a coffee house…read morein styling, but once you are sat down it feels like any other restaurant but with a window to watch the crazy Stokes Croft world roll by. I have only been here when it has been deathly quiet but it does pick up at the weekends so make a booking if there are a few of you. The staff are really friendly and the food was lovely - getting as hot as my Teflon-throated companions wanted - but nothing so different that pulls me across town to come back here often. A good choice if you are in this part of Bristol though.