Good food, great price, extremely filling with a great selection, to find a place this good in a…read moresleepy town like this is a rarity. Not much more to say really, if you want amazing food then chances are you won't be in Mablethorpe, if you want a decent quality and value meal it's worth a spin.

There are two Indian restaurants in Louth, and in my opinion this one is the nicest! Ludensians…read morewill argue hotly for their favourite, though, so it's probably a matter of personal preference rather than any genuine superiority! The Raj Mohal is always busy, even on a week night, and they have various deals on offer in the week which make curry a really good value meal - such as a 3-course meal for two for £18. These deals aren't on offer at the weekend, but it's even busier then. It's a traditionally styled Indian restaurant, with velvet banquettes and candles on the tables and a dark, intimate atmosphere. Perfect for dates, in fact, as the tables are so nice and private! There's a good range of traditional India starters, main courses and side dishes, and the food tastes freshly cooked when it arrives. Service is quick and friendly, and of course you get hot lemon-scented flannels and After Eight mints at the end of your meal - what kind of a curry would it be without those?! There's also a good range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on offer despite a very small bar, and prices for those are reasonable too.

I have to agree with the other review of this restaurant. I have used both Indian restaurants in…read moreLouth extensively and as Indian food is my preferred restaurant experience I have tried many all over the country. This one ranks up there with the best. The prices are very competitive and the range on the menu includes all the typical Indian fare with a few specialities thrown in for good measure. The service is pretty fast and the staff are friendly, yet even though it's always quite busy they never try to rush you out. The setting is very much like one I visited in Norwich, with seating being in cubicles and quite dark so it is really intimate and even when busy the level of noise is quite subdued by the way it's laid out. Again for romance this is lovely, glittering candle flames in your lovers eyes is the best way to eat. I would definately recommend this restaurant if you like indian food and even more so if you want a romantic meal, with a bit of spice!

Very friendly and efficient service, and one of the best curry restaurants ever. Particularly love…read morethe sag aloo.

Unfortunately not the best place in town. The waiters are friendly, but food is why I come again…read moreand in this case once was enough...

What can i say about the Agra! Superb food at reasonable prices. Authentic Indian atmosphere. The…read morelounge is a lovely place with plenty of space and a great place to wait whilst they prepare your table or package your food for takeaway. The staff are friendly and have been known to offer complimentary drinks if your meal is still being prepared. There is also another Agra restaurant in Ruskington. The Agra 2 is run and owned by the same people as the Agra but in my opinion the original is the best. A point of note, there is also an Agra 3 in Blyth i believe. The food prepared and served in the Agra is some of the best Indian food that i have tasted whilst living in England. They will prepare the meal to your desired taste. The priice of the meal is reasonable and well worth it. The place cannot be beaten for food, atmosphere and price. The service is good without being in your face. If you want to sit in and eat at the weekends it is best to book a table well in advance as the Agra gets very busy.

Some of the best Indian food I've had! The Tikka Chicken biryani was amazing!!! Service was…read morespectacular!

Best Indian place in Bury! Hands down!…read more Here's why... 1) 50% off to dine in on Sunday's 2) They deliver - also 20% off orders made via Just Eat. We've ordered so many times, we know the delivery drivers 3) Food is amazing. Some faves are chicken saag, rogan josh, korma...really the list can go on.

I can't recommend this place enough! It's curries are fantastic and the staff can't do enough to…read morehelp. If you want something not advertised on the menu they will try to accommodate you. They have a great variety of both meat and vegetarian curry dishes. Every Tuesday they have a buffet night - with an excellent spread for about a tenner per head. My partner and I have both eaten in and ordered takeaway on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed.

This is a fantastic restaurant! The staff are so friendly and always welcome you in. I have been…read morehere so many times, for birthdays, new year, stag party, and various other meals out and they are always brilliant. They will cater to your every need, and if you fancy something not on the menu, they will try their best to make it for you anyway!

This is a terrific little Indian place on Regent St. The location is quite close to most other…read morethings of interest in Cambridge. The storefront is rather unobtrusive while the interior is relatively cozy with a sedate atmosphere. I went in on a Sunday evening and it was moderately busy. However, I was on my own and was able to be seated quite quickly. My server attended to me right away and did a very good job taking care of me. The menu offered several favorites. I chose the Chicken Dopiaza as a main accompanied by Punjabi Chole and Peshwari Naan. It was all excellent. The contrast between the sweet taste of the naan and the spice of the curry proved a very good combination. My final bill with everything included (drink, food and tax) was £23.95. This was just under $32 USD at the time. I was quite happy with this value. I will consider another visit next time I am in Cambridge.

Unequivocally the best Indian restaurant in the city center of Cambridge. Most standard curry…read morehouses in the UK tend to oversaturate their dishes with excessive amounts of oil and grease. Vedanta, on the other hand, eschews this ubiquitous practice of "over-oiling" in favor of a more finesse-based approach. The end product is an absolutely delightful array of curry comestibles. Ample vegetarian options are available on the menu. It is certainly not the spiciest eating establishment in Cambridge - but if you are a heat-seeker, you can certainly ask the staff the increase the spice-level if you are so inclined. In sum, a delicious option for standard North Indian fare within easy walking distance of the bus station and the train station. As a one time student at the university, I searched extensively for the best place in town to get a curry - and this is undoubtedly it! Pro Tip: You should consider making a reservation on weekends, as it can sometimes get busy - otherwise you might have to wait for a bit for a table to open up.

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.