Solid good Spanish food. The two-person paella was well worth the stop. We had the Valencia paella…read more I would also recommend having the Gambas Pil-Pil, as it was quite delicious. I do not recommend the Pan con Tomate unless that is a Spanish comfort food for you. I would also not recommend the Patatas Bravas; it tasted like they used mayonnaise rather than creams. It was HOT in the restaurant which made it unpleasant until they opened the door. The service was inconsistent.

We stopped off here based on the recommendation of our taxi driver. The meal was perfect in many…read moreways. The food and mainly the paella was great. The service was warm and friendly...the people who work here are super nice and it felt like visiting family. Great ambience and experience overall.

Tasty Food. After a long travel day, I decided to stop in here for some Indian food. I am glad I…read moredid. I enjoyed my meal. The presentation was very nice. My waiter was very polite. The spinach was a bit spicier than I like, so he brought me some yogurt to cool me down. The chicken Tikka was flavorful. 4 Stars!

I think I'm being conscientious on Yelp (and other review sites) when I search places are still…read moreopen and bookmark them... *How about you read the reviews, Elaine?*. This restaurant was on a website I use for finding local vegetarian and vegan places and it was only as I entered that I saw the three reviews were from 2008, 2009, and 2012. As often happens when you sit at a table we were handed menus and asked if we wanted a drink. One of my pet hates is being asked that when I've not located a drinks menu, if there is even a drinks menu. The waiter was going to come back but I went quickly to the draft beers page and ordered the only one they had, a Cobra. Indian restaurants should be the easiest place to get vegan food given how many people in India are vegetarian but it oftens poses the most problems. Here, it seemed some staff had the duties of taking drinks and money, and others had the responsibility of taking food orders. I thought I'd start with asking if the vegetable pakora was ok for vegans... she looks at me and shakes her head "No.." Me: "Does it have milk...egg...?" "Yes". "What about the samosa or onion bhaji?" Again she kind of grimaced and shook her head. Then we went to the mains. Tarka Daal? No, it has cream/ghee, I can't remember which. Well, of course it does. Then we were told that that type of food isn't what they do - "because it doesnt taste as nice that way" - and Indian Ocean around the corner was better for vegetarians. Good to know when we were already sitting with two pints. Basically, some Indian restaurants cook fresh to order, but I got the feeling these guys want to cook fast, serve fast, and get their tables back for the next round of paying customers. Faffing about with replacing ghee with a veg oil won't fly. So, we were told any veg curries except the daal were ok, so we enquired about another two and were told they weren't suitable either. Some dishes clearly said they were cooked with butter, cream or ghee, but others didn't but they were, too. We went with a potato curry and a cauliflower curry which were listed as vegetable sides but we asked for them as mains. At this point she said we could have most of the chefs main curries with vegetables but I like potatoes and I like cauliflower and couldn't be bothered with the vagueness of "vegetables" and potentially having to dissect it for chunks of mushrooms - the only vegetable I don't like. Food came in less than 10 minutes. The chapattis were lovely. Curries were fine. When the bill came it was around £9.50/£9.95 for each main when the veggie chefs mains were £8.95 so I'm sure the prices were bumped up, possibly as minimum spend per person on food was £12.95. I'm giving two stars rather than one as the other staff - whom we didn't need to engage with in as much dialogue - we friendly and prompt and the food we ended up with satisfactory.

This was my first restaurant stop in Inverness and it didn't disappoint. The location was ideal for…read moreus, as we were staying at a cottage on Millburn. My in-laws wanted to enjoy a pub experience in the central business district with limited vegetarian options, so we decided to give Cinnamon a try. Like most indian restaurants, there were several vegetarian and a few vegan entrees and sides. We also enjoyed the bread options and the pakora. The best part was the friendly and helpful staff. My spouse can't handle spicy food, so they made all the the dishes mild, which is quite accommodating. They brought me a side of chili peppers, which add some heat for me. And the cost is affordable. I've read great reviews about the buffet, and hope to give it a try on a future visit.

Went with my girlfriend (vegetarian) for a buffet night. Was OK lots of food and dishes to try…read more There was a good range to try from and sample different dishes that you would not normally try. However, I found myself slightly disappointed when left as didn't think was the best experience. Restaurant was really busy and food was constantly topped up and staff ensured there was enough food.

This is probably the only restaurant in the world that serves Thai, South Indian food and Italian…read morefood. We went here last night and they did not have any tables available and that made us want to go back which we did today. The food and service were meh sadly. The dosas were doughy and not that good.

Being tired of eating haggis all week, something spicy and exotic for dinner sounded good. We…read moreremember seeing this restaurant as we passed going to the train station. The restaurant was virtually empty when we arrived for an early dinner. They have an extensive menu of both Thai and Indian cuisine. We first ordered Chicken Satay and Vegetable Egg Rolls as starters. I ordered the Panama Curry with Chicken and a Chicken Coconut Soup. My wife ordered the Seafood Platter with Spicy Noodles. Both meals and starters were outstanding. The service was very friendly, helpful and attentive throughout our meal. We ordered what seemed a large quantity of food for a reasonable price. We would not hesitate to come back here again for a meal. #invernessthaifood #invernessindianfood

Staff: friendly…read more Cleanliness: very good. View: fantastic view of the river! Food: a mixed bag. - the Pakoura appetizer was great. Very good quality. Fresh mushrooms and tender chicken. - The Naan was very fresh and delicious. - The Basmati rice was cooked perfectly, nice and fluffy. - On the other hand, the tandoori lamb was cooked to shoe-leather and the sauce was not at all spicy: it could have been a Trader Joe's simmer sauce. If I came here again I'd get a chicken tandoori or chicken with some spicy treatment.

The food was so good! We came here multiple nights during our stay in Inverness. The staff were…read morefriendly and helpful, and we left both meals so happy with our experience. Sohag was one of our servers, and he was amazing!

The food was good and very flavorful. Our service was only okay. Part of our order was wrong and it…read morewas corrected. The late service hours were appreciated.

The food is fine, but nothing above average. The service was poor. Getting the check and paying…read moretook forever. All but one employee seems unhappy to be there.

Pretty good. After a god awful experience up the street at Ash, we saw this place was open. We went…read morein for a nice meal. Pros: Service - Warm friendly greeting. Attentive staff and smiles all around. food brought out by whoever was available to make sure it was hot, but followed immediately by our waitress to check on us Food - overall good. Food takes a bit longer but it was fresh so I'm happy to wait. Great naans (light and fluffy not super doughy. Wife had prawn madras that really brought the heat. I had veggie biryani, which had slightly over cook ed veg and could have done with more spice, but the accompanying vegetables sauce was great We would absolutely come back

This restaurant does not even deserve one star. I was craving real somosas and instead I got 3…read moreundercooked, tasteless triangle looking god knows what. Who even serves samosas with salad?! Whatever happened to eating samosas with chutni. I was not impressed with the meals either. This was probably the worst decision I made during my visit to Scotland.

Hmm....this has been lingering in my "You have 9384892 unfinished reviews section" for the past two…read moremonths, maybe I should wrap it up. Totally different style of Indian food than I had eaten anywhere in Scotland (and we all know that they love their Indian food in the UK!). I was surprised that inside there were posters on the wall of famous chefs who had come in for a meal and loved it. Perhaps it's because I'm not a famous chef, but I certainly did not agree. The food seemed like a dumbded-down version of Indian. The spicy dishes were mild to slightly medium. The mild dishes were waaaaay mild, but SUPERRRR garlicky. And EVERYTHING had butter. The waiter tried to tell me that all Indian food has butter in it, including the rice, which is of course ridiculous. (duh, does he know me?). The manager said that he would try to make a "special" dish for me without the butter, which turned out mediocre, but whateves. The food wasn't bad per say, but definitely not up to the typical UK standard. The service was friendly and attentive; it seems that everything in Inverness shuts down pretty early, so when we stopped in for dinner, the streets were empty and there was only one other couple dining in -- so maybe that had something to do with it. Prices weren't too bad, but definitely not anything special enough to add stars for. There are a handful of Indian places up in Inverness, and if you're looking to grab a bite and don't want mild food, I'd suggest trying one of the other spots first (I'm just sorry we didn't get to).