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14 years ago
After England's disappointment yesterday, the only highlight of my day was the curry. Enough said.
14 Addycombe Terrace
Newcastle NE6 5DP
United Kingdom
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http://www.spice14online.co.uk
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People searched for Indian 102 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Terrible! ordered online for delivery waited over 2 hours every time I called it went to answer…read morephone I left several messages no call back I then canceled the order after 2.5 hours and 20mins later the order turned up at the door. was sent back requesting a refund
Enjoyed a wonderful evening at Cafe Spice. Food was excellent, service was superb and price was…read morevery reasonable. We enjoyed a good range of choice, including vegetarian. Meal was cooked very well, my Sri Lankan Chicken Tikka was so tender it melted in the mouth. The Naan Bread - soft fluffy and delicious. The staff were very helpful and welcoming. Surroundings were very comfortable, nicely decorated and clean. We will certainly be going again next time we're in Newcastle.
Ordered a takeaway over the telephone and was ready exactly on time…read more The tins were so fully of food that some on the liquid spilled out of the bag and made a bit of a mess when we unloaded the bag. Plenty of great food that was full of flavours and still piping hot after a 10 minute journey home. The sag alloo was just out of this world and didn't last too long. Everyone was more than happy with the quality and a return visit is defiantly on the books and more than likely eating in. The nans whilst quite tasty were wafer thin and a little disappointing. Overall a 4* rating due to the mess and nans.
Food was spectacular but the service wasn't that quick.A clean buffet ,recommended !!!read more
Cannot fault the staff.... A chap took the trouble not only to show us around, but explain the…read moredishes, and that the chef would cook from fresh too. I ate too many starters..... and could only manage one main. They are open until 23:00, and we starter to eat at about 21:30. Some of the starters were replenished, but some of the mains needed a refill.... Well, a refill for those that had room. But I'd understand why they wouldn't be filling them up at that time of night. The furniture was very basic, but that's not what you've gone there for.... It all worked out to be about £20 per head, including a drink (some had two). There's such a wide selection that I couldn't do it justice in this review. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed.
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Oh this cafe is a lovely peaceful haven in what looks to be quite a posh bit of Newcastle.We…read morestopped off here for some cakey sustenance before a long drive home. They have a great selection of vegan cakes - there were are least 4 to choose from, as well as other non-vegan ones, and I went for the Victoria Sponge. I've not had Victoria Sponge for years! If I'm honest it's because I thought a vegan version would be heavy and stodgy, but this one was beautifully light and airy, and the delicate tastes of vanilla and strawberries were just perfect. My other half had lemon poppyseed - I had a cheeky wee bite and it was also delicious. There was a lovely relaxed atmosphere in the cafe, it's light and airy feeling, and the woman working there was really friendly. So it was nice to chill out and watch the world go by in the street outside. And eat delicious cake. If I'm in Newcastle again, I'll definitely be back at Sky Apple Cafe. And not just for cake. It's a vegetarian cafe, and they look to be able to customise a lot of the dishes for vegans. It's open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and I could probably eat there quite happily all day - from a full fry up breakfast, complete with 'fakin' bacon' (haha!) through to a hummus burrito for dinner - that just sounds delicious!
Sky apple cafe is a great place for vegetarians with a mixture of dishes to suit all tastes ranging…read morefrom indian to mexican and more. Although the menu is limited I am confident nosy people would easily find something they liked. The dessert was just fabulous and definately would make me wanna go back there! The staff were nice and it is reasonably priced. The reason I'm not giving it a 5 * is because I thought it was a bit too claustrophobic in there and the service was slightly too slow. (But only slightly!!)
Awesome vegan Lemon & Poppyseed cake! :-)
Falafel wrap. Delicious!
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Visited: 17/1/17 - A take away…read more Food Standards Rating: 3/5 Not VAT Registered I ordered: Chicken Tikka Madras - £6.95 Boiled Rice - £2.90 Cobra Beer (Large) 3.95 It all arrived for me to take away within 10 minutes. I barely had time to read the local newspaper, more of a glance... The sauce was very spicy, so that was good. However, the chicken was hard, hardly chewable. I threw half of it away. The rice was steaming hot, and fluffy. The only good things about what I ordered was the Cobra beer. nicely chilled. For the students they offer 30% discount on Wednesdays. I will not be returning. Clearly it is frozen meat they use, and precooked tossed into a wok, or frying pan to heat up, and then served.
Who'd have thunk that Arch 2 Brewpub was housing some of the best Indian flavors in the Toon? Great…read moreatmosphere, to relax in the pub with a pint (they also have benches and fire pits in the courtyard) and then fill your hunger cravings with a tray of curry! From the first bite, we could tell it was special. We tried the Paneer Karahi, Kashimi Takka Daal, Nadan Chicken Curry, and Kerala Beef. Everything came with cardamom turmeric rice, naan bread, and little pickle things. We also got a chicken tikka skewer with yoghurt sauce. Chicken Tikka was great - it's just a wee skewer, for one person to have a snack, but it was just delicious with the yoghurt sauce and made me wonder why I don't order it more often. But the flavors of the curries were absolutely spot-on, rich and complex and addictive. The naan bread was delicious, the rice was abundant and fragrant, and you get a lot of food for your money. My only complaint is that the meat curries don't have enough meat, and the paneer curry didn't have enough paneer. All the dishes were strong on flavor, but the sauce-to-protein ratio was surprisingly unbalanced. Where are the big chunks of juicy chicken? It's weird, because everything else seems so perfectly executed. Even so, the sauce was divine and we lapped it up with our rice and bread. But just a little tweak and it would be perfect. They are really on to something here, can't wait to come back!
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Delicious! A must have every Saturday night. The chicken korma is a favourite dish of mine!read more
We were recommended to try this and to be honest we were a little disappointed…read more Onion bhaji a bit soggy, curry was ok and the naan was pants. Might give it a bash again if there are some decent posts. Marteh out.
Very low key and relaxed. Saffron is mixed amongst other Indian restaurants that we will probably…read moretry next time. The spice level was spot on as the vindaloo was fabulous! rogan josh was a bit too oily. Garlic naan was lovely and relish tray for poppadom was great.
I visited this place for supper. It was at least a three-star establishment, but it is pretty…read moretypical for a takeaway joint with some tasty North Indian/Bangladeshi fare. I remember this place having like 7 different types of nan. The cheese nan that I got was good, but I don't really know how much cheese was in the bread. I'm a sucker for a good piece of nan, and this place had some of the best that I've had. I remember this place had a large menu. There were several Indian classics, like Chicken Tikka and different types of masala, but the Bangladeshi influence was also prominent with the various kebabs offered too. I was dining alone, so I got the appetizer portion of lamb tikka. It wasn't very large--seven nuggets of a lamb kebab. It wasn't very tender--maybe just slightly overcooked. But, the flavor was great! Look at it this way, the lack of tenderness actually was a good thing, because it forced me to chew the pieces longer, therefore savouring the flavor longer. The lamb wasn't drenched in sauce, and made for good finger food while I walked. The meal came with a side salad (not so great finger food). The total was 4.60 GBP. If I had gotten a proper meal instead of just an appetizer and a nan (somewhere between 4-8 GBP for main dishes, a couple more GBP for the rice, if memory serves), then I would have definitely been in the ££ range. The place isn't far away from the South Gosforth Metro station. The nan is amazing, the appetizer was unremarkable, but I'd go back to try a main course dish, any time!
Visiting friends in Newcastle. Had a takeaway from Motijeel. Delicious Food…read more Would highly recommend it- and will be ordering again when in Newcastle : )
Fantastic Indian in Low Fell. I could not fault anything from the food, drinks and service…read more Really top notch food from onion bhajis through to chicken vindaloo and portions large enough to take home enough for breakfast!
There are two Indian restaurants in Low Fell, but you would never know it. The Last Days of the Raj…read moreon Kells Lane makes every powerlist of best curry houses in the land, to the point where it's become a self-fulfilling prophecy; food writers use previous reviews to determine where they might review next, and so everyone always visits The Last Days of the Raj. But this isn't a review for The Last Days of the Raj, because it's expensive for what you get. I'd argue the food is not so much higher in quality than the Monsun, a couple of minutes walk away. Admittedly the Monsun does nothing the shake the impression you're sat in the dining room of a modern semi-detached. And the soft drinks are poured out of two litre bottles from the corner shop. But what about the food? It's really rather good, and certainly matches up to anything the Raj can sink down your neck. The bhajis are crispy throughout, no floury gooey nonsense in the middle, the prawn puri melts in your mouth. The tandoori butter chicken teases your mouth before every bite. The scenery isn't quite as grand as Raj, but then neither are the prices. And the takeaway special on Sunday night is a bargain - £10 will feed two of you well enough.
Everything was very sweet. Even the raita tasted like it was made with sweet vanilla yoghurt. Just…read morebizarre. Half of it went in the bin.
There's not a single dish I've had from here which I haven't found to be delicious however I do…read morehave some favouites: Mild: Murgh Makhani (Chicken breast cooked with almonds, coconut, fresh cream, butter and a mixture of mild spices.) Medium: Murgh Khorai (Chicken breast in a blend of ground spices including garlic and ginger with fresh coriander.) Hot: Murgh Achari (Chicken breast with garlic, ginger, fresh coriander and aromatic Bangladeshi pickles.) Very hot: Gosht Jolpai (Tender lamb cooked with olives, garlic, ginger and fresh coriander, with a special blend of Bengali spices.) The meat is always of a very high quality and exceedingly tender. They also do not skimp on the meat (or vegetables). They also have quite a good selection of vegetarian mains my favourite being Sabzi Roshun (Fresh mixed vegetables with lots of garlic, ginger and fresh coriander). There's a 15% discount for takeaways too! They're very child friendly but it's never overrun with children either so you can enjoy a nice quiet meal.
Easily the best takeaway in the town, great food and fast delivery!read more
My favourite Indian takeaway in Hartlepool. Never had a disappointing meal from here, always tasty,…read morebig portions and great value. Madras and Vindaloo sauces are flavoursome and well spiced, not just hot from loads of chilli powder. Wouldn't mind seeing bigger lumps of cheese in the cheese naans though
Tonight was our first visit to the Kismet Indian Restaurant. As it was a special occasion, our…read moredaughters 18th birthday, we thought it would be a nice treat for her. We opted for the Friday night special 6 course meal. Item 1 was a popadom with sauces. This was nice. Next was the starter again a choice of 6. We opted for onion bargies and shish kebabs. The main course had choices though the special were all balti dishes. We went for chicken tikka balti and paid the extra for a chicken korma. For desert we had ice cream and coffee. The meal was nice however the service was slow. I requested a pint of larger and a coke after our starter and some 25 minutes later had to ask again as I was still waiting for the drinks I had ordered. The delay between courses was about 20 minutes. We arrived at 6.45pm and left at 9.05pm. Our total bill was £60.45 that is for 4 people. Seating arrangements are a little to close as you feel that you are invading on other diners space however they are in the process of expanding into the property next door and as we are to believe the name will be changing. Overall I would score the restaurant as follows:- Service 4/10 Cleanliness 8/10 Food 8/10 Staff Friendliness 5/10 overall would we return for a second visit? no
Although I've lived in westerhope for years and order a takeaway on a weekly basis, we'd never…read morefancied trying this takeaway for some reason. Last week however we decided we'd give it a go and I was so disappointed, not in the food but in the fact that we've had this amazing, authentic, mouthwatering Indian takeaway on our doorstep for all these years and we hadn't bothered to use it. The food was hot, full of flavour and very reasonable priced in comparison to most Indian takeaways. We are having a family get together next weekend and everyone is looking forward to a takeaway from this great place!
Came home from work on a Friday after the week from h*ll and couldn't be bothered to cook, so we…read moredecided to get some food delivered. We're trying new places out using the just-eat.co.uk website and based upon the reviews on the just-eat site, I decided to give this Cinnamon place a go. Wasn't expecting it to be fab - fairly decent and delivered on a Friday in less than an hour was all we needed. Boy were we surprised - the food was GREAT! Arrived hot and exactly at the time they forecasted, and the quality was excellent. We had a Chicken Chaat on Puri starter which was really flavourful and succulent, if only a wee bit oily. We followed this up with 2 mains - a Balti Chicken Tikka and a Ceylon Chicken Tikka. Both were huge portions and the big chunks of chicken breast were very tender and well cooked. The sauces were perfectly spicy and not remotely oily or overcooked. Really impressed with the quality of the food we got. The price tag was a bit high - about £19 for one starter, two mains and a boiled rice delivered - but given the meal was pretty much restaurant quality and I didn't have to clean up a mess afterwards, no complaints here!
This is a lovely curry house, with a couple of parking bays outside if your lucky you can get…read moreparked but if not there is ample parking around by it. With a minutes walk the furthest away you would have to walk. This place is lovely and my favourite Indian food in Newcastle/the coast that I have found so far. The food is very tasty and seems very clean. Prices are standard as to what you pay anywhere a selection of beers ,wines and spirits. The staff are very friendly and nice. They do takeaway which is good as takdir is a restaurant first and then a takeaway so its standard s are a lot higher than a just a take away. They have won awards for there food and it is highly recommend you go and try it. I got chatting to one of the lads there and he said Steven Taylor from Newcastle united football club gets in there which he did seem genuine about and Taylor does come from just up the road.
A great curry house, I got dragged along curry not been my favourite meal, but it really turned my…read morehead I love this place now and curry's, lovely young lads work there who are so nice and helpful, lovely tasting food, a lovely night out it was 5 star all the way.