8 of us had the delicious set menu wed eve. the staff were so friendly. the mixed starters…read moredelicious. main course excellent served on hot plates followed by a nice desert.( hot towels and chocolates.thoroughly )recommend it and will return DJ a fantastic host !

Generous portions, great service, and reasonable prices. Have been several times and never been…read moredisappointed.

Awful place. Don't be fooled by their cheap Sunday offer. Here's a run down:…read more- Got physically man-handled by the manager when he decided we were in his way. He shoved our chairs rather than asking us to move! - Had to wait nearly an hour for any service. - The manager at first refused to give us our change, as we had not explicitly said we wanted it! Beggars belief! This restaurant will not receive any more of my money.

Set down the ever popular Mill Road (tons of excellent places for foodies, and pub fans alike), the…read moreKohinoor is the best Indian restaurant in Cambridge. By far. Dont be put off by the weeknight food offers, they dont need to do this, the food is worth every penny. They really cram them in, so booking in advance is definitely adviseable. The decor is a bit dated, but its clean and the service is quick and the staff love a bit of banter so its an overall fun night out.

Indian food, not very spicy so if you are afraid of hot food this is your place. We would have…read moreprefer a bit more of a kick. We ordered for some onion bhajis as one starter for 3 of us to share and they brought us three different starters so we ended up with 12 onion bhajis and not very hungry for the mains.

We jokingly asked for "dodgy curry" and thankfully our client knew what we meant and recommended…read morehere. The four of us descended on the place and were treated to really a pretty nice meal. Our lamb vindaloo was very good, with a nice pleasant spice, good tender lamb, and a very fruity gravy, a little more so that I typically get, but still pretty good. The butter chicken wasn't quite as flavorful as it sometimes is, but did have a pat of butter on top of the dish (hardly necessary, but why not) and the prawn disk we ordered had a similar nice dark rich gravy and lots of nice big prawns. They were shell on, which made for a bit of a mess when it came time to eat, but still very good. Our naan and papadum were also good, but...no mint corriander chutney! We probably should have asked, but it wasn't provided with the papadum. Service was attentive. I will say that this got a little expensive, but I also think that Indian food tends to be that way by the time you're done ordering all of the bread and rice and whatever else - individual entrees don't seem that expensive, but it creeps up on you by the time you're done. This is probably a very strong 3 - I'd definitely head back if given the chance.

Fantastic take away (I beelive there is a restaurnat) but we only ever had delivery. The food is…read moreone of the best we haev tasted in the area and delivered noramlly on time in piping hot. The range is vast and the menu not expensive. Try the Chicken Chaat and Puri.

We had lunch here based upon the previous reviews, and were rather disappointed in the end. The set…read morelunch menu is reasonable at £7.95, but the actual food was fairly...meh. The starters seemed as though they may have been brought in, and didn't scream "fresh." Though I could be wrong on that, they just didn't measure up to others we've had recently. The curries themselves were alright, but nothing to write home about. The service was particularly un-impressive, we felt as though we were a nuisance more than anything else. Curry Garden is on a section of Regent Street that offers a lot of great places to eat, with so many options available, I'd recommend you go with something else. Parents: No high-chairs are available, should you have little ones.

I would walk here from the Crowne Plaza to get my curry fix before I realized they can deliver!!…read moreVery satisfying curries, especially compared to the states. If you're looking for some and you're staying in the Crowne Plaza, look this place up!

Altho closed for many years ,Athena was started in 1969 with financial help from Andrew Hadjiannou…read more(Andrews butchers) by my mother and father Susan odell and Andreas kyprianou ,they kept it til 1975 and moved to a chippy in Bottisham, Athena kept its name for another 30 years before becoming an African restaurant which is quite mad as my dad wanted to move to South Africa!

Visited today and whilst food was okay, coffee wasn't strong enough! At least it was nice and hot,…read morewhich is a must for me. Owner kept staring over at our table, which made us feel uncomfortable. Wondered if he thought we were going to run off without paying or something!! If that's the case, why don't they let people buy before they eat, as many restaurants/cafe do. Would allow those of us who like to eat slow, the opportunity to do so in a more relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Won't be visiting the Athena again in a hurry, not at least until the above arrangements are put in place!

We always seem to end up here with the Cambridge University Brass Band events at the end of one of…read morethe nights. It's like tradition. Concert, pubs, curry. I think the students like to come here because of the £10 deal. I think it includes a poppadom, rice, naan, and a main. And maybe a drink. It's a deal. Unfortunately the food is pretty terrible. I've eaten here twice and both times the curry was pretty mediocre. I think they feel they can get away with a lot because we're dining with the students. They don't know they're dealing with a Yelper! I just wish they'd put more effort into the flavor. It's pretty bland curry. They can do it hotter, but it still doesn't really improve the flavor, just makes your mouth burn. The chutneys with the poppadoms seem like they're out of a jar. The rice portion is stupidly small. The keema naan had barely any lamb mince in it. I'll probably come back because I have to when we're out with the brass band folks. I just wish they'd decide on a better curry house.

This is a very fine restaurant that serves India dishes. The rich dark red colour of the carpet and…read morethe gold coloured banister adds charm to this restaurant. You are unlikely to go back to a restaurant when you have had a bad experience even if the dishes taste great. This is not the case with this restaurant, the food is nice and the service is excellent. They have the most courteous and friendly staff you will ever come across, this has given the restaurant a good name over recent years. They have an extensive list of vegetarian option and the wine menu is impressive, but it will do with some more stock. Great tasting food with a brilliant service, that's a bonus.

The chicken tikka masala was excellent as was the veggie biryani. The prices and portions were…read moredecent as well. The wait was very long, however, and it took us asking three times and 20 minutes before we had water for the table.

This is a great place, many say the best place, for Indian in Cambridge. Nothing is too greasy,…read moreenormous variety in the menu including a fantastic cabbage salad, and a good mango laslee all make for a party in your mouth. One issue I have, which has repeated itself every time I go, is the difficulty in getting a glass of water. I'm glad B.L. also ran into this problem so I'm not the only one. Last time I went, I personally counted 6 requests for water to at least 3 different servers before it came. Is there a conspiracy here? when I order beer, it comes quick no problem. Are they trying to steer me towards buying a drink? I don't know, but it's happened often enough for me to wonder. Won't stop me from coming back though, because it is very good, but I might just bring a bottle of water with me next time.