I went to this place with my family and it was so fun. Food was delicious of course, but the main…read morething that I should note was the service. The waiters were insanely nice. Very talkative and happy to talk to you about the Indian food. I can't explain their great service and compassion in words, so go see for yourself! Also our waiter Khalm (I think that's how you spell it) was very kind. Thank you Khalm! (They are also very friendly with kids, so bring the whole family!)

The Viceroy is an outstanding establishment with a great menu and superb food. The staff are very…read morefriendly, helpful with menu selections and are attentive - I never had to wait for my next drink. Overall the food was great - we had a variety of different entrees, including chicken and lamb and veg, and everything was better than expected. A great place for couples as well as larger groups, you can't go wrong at the Viceroy.

This is Indian dining at its very finest. I have been coming to Anoki ever since the first…read morerestaurant opened in 2003, since then the brand has won some of the highest accolades and awards in the country, and it's easy to see why! The Anoki experience starts the moment you step through the doors, the service is first class, all the waiters wear traditional dress and treat every single customer like royalty. The word 'Anoki' is Urdu for 'unique' and this is reflected in the highly creative menu, each dish has been carefully designed to be unique, distinctive and incredibly special using only the finest ingredients. The Goan Sea Bass is one of my all time favourites, flawless presentation and the aromatic sauce perfectly complementing the delicate flavour of the fish. I cannot recommend any of the 3 Anoki restaurants (Burton, Derby, Nottingham) highly enough.

I would say that this place has all the glitz and glam but not enough of the love for the food. The…read moreservice and the presentation was exceptional, but I wasn't blown away by the food. It was just fine. It's really really pricey here and honestly I don't know if I would could back if we had to pay.

This is just a review for eating in here, as this establishment serves several purposes. But as an…read moreeat in; it's clean but not smart, service is efficient and whilst it's not fine dining, the food is pretty damn good considering how cheap it is. It's a great place to go for lunch or even a late breakfast. It attracts a diverse crowd, and has a friendly feel, and considering I've paid more than twice as much to eat in places that would claim to be better but aren't, I would recommend a visit.

If you want real Indian food - cafe type eat in or take away - this is the place. A lot on the menu…read morefor veggies but all the food is great & very cheap - samosa's cheaper & better than you get in the supermarkets & served with a hot sauce. Try it you will not be dissapointed - but be warned it is not anything like your traditional Indian Restaurant food.

What can I say, under new management- great food, great staff, great experience…read more Great food with good size portions and lovely tasting cuisine. The staff are friendly and helpful and welcoming. Give this place a try.

We've been here a few times and are always very pleased. What I like about the cinnamon tree the…read moremost is the fact they actually give you a decent amount of meat so you don't feel like you've paid £8 for spicy onions. I usually have the bhuna but we had the jalfrezi this time and it was delicious! Lots of peppers and meat which makes a change to some other Indian restaurants in the area. A nice array of magazines to read while you wait or if I'm feeling organised I sometimes phone up before I leave and it's usually ready by the time I get there. Always piping hot which is superb because re-heating Indian takeaway will condemn your microwave for several days. If you are close by or even if you don't mind a short drive I would highly recommend this - you won't be disappointed. Also - a colleague of mine is a big Indian food lover and he always goes to the cinnamon tree for his Indian takeaways and swears by it!

The nest indian food i have ever eaten. Why oh why do you not deliver any more though? Still worth…read morea drive across town to enjoy their slow cooked lamb

Date of visit: 15/9/22…read more First, it always worries me when I've placed the order and then to be told it will be 10 to 15 minutes. Second, this must be up there with the worse curries ever eaten. I've seen fab reviews on another review site and bad ones too, so I don't know what other have been eating. All the curries were in a watery sauce, with little flavour. The rum rum chicken was shown as being hot yet was very bland. Temperature wise it was lukewarm. None of the curries were enjoyable and the chicken pieces were small and overcooked, particularly very hard and difficult to chew. The directions to the place and car park at the rear were good, and it isn't maintained as they outline. Interior decor is very good. The oddity is the pricing, see below. Clearly the menu on their site hasn't been updated. Own. Just Site Eat Chicken Bhoona - £5.95 - £7.95 Piro kukhura - £6.95 - £8.95 Chicken Dhansak - £6.25 - £7.95 Rum Rum Chicken - £7.45 - £8.95 Garlic naan - £2.50 - £2.95 Plain Naan - £2.25 - £2.95 Plan Rice - £2.50 - £2.95 Pilau Rice - £2.60 - £3.25 Totals £36.45 £45.90 Paid £40.90 They added 3 poppadoms in the bag with a small pot of raita. I presume that that was free. I certainly didn't order. I shall not return, and I cannot recommend. The place had been highly recommended by my son's boss. I just wish I'd taken pictures of the curries now.

I was told this is a very good restaurant and a lot of good references led to my visit there. Thus…read moremay be my expectations were very high, which is obviously a difficullt position for the restaurant. So the starters were good and very tasty. They offered a beer call gurka which I tried. Unfortunately, even though it was in the menu, they didn't serve small ones and so I was forced to try the large one. I took one sip to convince me that I will never drink the whole beer. The taste was so far from a beer taste as it could be. I will never order that again. The vegetarien food I ordered was to serve with to much oil around it. So it was difficult to get the taste of the vegetables thru. The other things we had were not bad at all, but I think I will prefer other restaurants next time.

Old school indian restuarant with a modern, but clumsy, touch…read more They've got the token owner in a suit to shake your hand upon entering, far too many staff milling about with nothing to do and tragic decor which is akin to a garish footballer's wedding. They pride themselves on being 5 star rated for their food. And it is very good. But you certainly pay for it. Easily outstripping expensive London restaurants, it's not cheap at all. But, people seem to like it here. Some people enjoy paying through the nose to have super attentive staff and the owner throw meaningless chat and banter at you. He even tried to pretend he recognised me from before. Never been here before, pal. Nice try though.

This is by far the BEST Indian restaurant I've ever been to. Everything is delicious, but the…read morechicken tikka masala is superb. It also has a nice, comfortable atmosphere. The staff and service were the best I've experienced in Derby, they are very attentive and friendly. We also had them deliver once and the quality of the food was just as good. This is honestly one of my all-time favorite restaurants.

Food was amazing and service was great. I had the chicken Himalayan and bbq chicken app. Gotta…read morevisit if your in the area and like Indian food!

Fantastic choice of foods from world cuisine all freshly cooked and tasty as can be!…read more Only thing is I wish the waitresses didn't at times (weekends) hover too close to rush diners to finish and leave so tables were empty for new customers.

We ate here yesterday (26 April), arriving just before they started putting out their food. We were…read morevery impressed by everything we saw - the decor, the staff, the range of food, etc. We were offered a tour of the buffet which was very useful. It was interesting to see some street food (made for you as you waited) as well as the more standard offerings. I also appreciated the chance to sample a range of Indian sweets and was surprised to find out how much I liked them! Unlike the reviewer above, we'd recommend it highly to anyone.

Visited Derby for one night and ate here. Although we hadn't booked and they were fairly busy, they…read morefound us a table for two. Very impressed with service, quality of food, hygiene, etc. Staff were courteous and friendly, couldn't fault it. Thirty quid for two courses and drinks; I considered it reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.

O-kra is an Indian restaurant in the middle of Friargate in Derby, in a venue that used to be a…read morecasino. an impressive looking façade leads you to a seating area with expansive sofas adorned with cushions, a comfortable place to wait for your table. We didn't have to wait long, the restaurant itself is fairly large, tables cater for different sized parties, but even our table for 2 was generously sized. No table too close to each other, so the restaurant although busy had a good ambience, it felt comfortable. Decor wise, very plush, chandeliers adorn the ceiling and large fluted flower vases sat atop of the table. Food wise, the usual massive array of choices, there must have been 30 starters to choose from! A nice selection of favourites like bhajis, puris, kebabs etc, as well as meat, seafood and vegetarian sharing platters, and more unusual dishes like cured salmon and a small fillet of sea bass. I had the King Prawn Puri, great flavour, beautifully presented with some entertaining salad adornment. My wife had a type of vegetable fritter, tasty but a little greasy. Service was great, unobtrusive, helpful and with good humour. Course pacing was perfect, the mains arrived about 10-15 minutes after the starters. Again a huge choice, old favourites like Balti, Rogan Josh, Jalfrezi, mixed with interesting chef's specials. Between us, we went for a safe plain naan, pilau and chicken korma, plus an exotic sounding Chicken Jhaat Phaat. Naan was great, savoury, not doughy, pilau added texture and the chicken korma had wonderful flavour, not too creamy and strong on the coconut. The Chicken Jhaat Phaat was rich in flavour from the peppers and onions, and the heat from the dish matched the calm flavour of the korma perfectly. A great meal, we will definitely be back soon, and this time to be more daring, less safe. Drinks wise equally expansive, and all in a rather impressive multi-tiered bar, can't comment much further as I was driving. Just a word caution, the toilets are up two flights of stairs