This restaurant was a bit hard to find with Google maps as the location was not entirely accurate…read more After a bit of searching we realized it was on the second floor. The ambiance is quite nice. We were seated where the windows are so we got a good view of the street. We ordered the butter chicken, sag paneer (spinach and cheese), with 2 orders of naan bread and 1 order of cheese naan I can tell the chicken in the butter chicken was added after the sauce was cooked. The chicken didn't have the typical flavour that butter chicken have when the meat is cooked with the sauce. Also the butter chicken sauce was a bit too sweet for me and too creamy. The sag paneer on the other hand was a hit for me. This dish felt like a genuine traditional Indian dish. The spice was just right and not oily. Another plus for me was the service. The waiter / waitresses kept an eye on us to make sure we were happy. Overall, the ambiance, views, and service was great. One mark off on the butter chicken but the other food dishes were excellent. Advice: the restaurant currently offers a promotion of 20% off if you order online for pick up or delivery (as of September 2019)

Day five of our two-week trip to Ireland and we found ourselves needing a break from traditional…read moreIrish food. Our airbnb host suggested this place and I'm so glad she did - the food is fantastic. We ordered the chicken tikka karahi and chicken tikka madras. The madras was spicier and the veggies were more finely blended. The meals came with drinks, rice, hard naan and dipping sauces. I didn't care for the sauces, which were a sweet mustard and diced onions. We also ordered a garlic naan, which was very good and great for dipping in our meals. We ordered takeout, so I can't speak to the table service. However, the restaurant was nicely decorated. We waited about 15 minutes for our food and during that time a couple of locals came in to place orders. The total cost for our meal was €27. This place is a gem!

We used to happily drive 40 minutes each way for Sethu Curry House, it was that good. It was our…read more"worth the drive" place. Sadly, under new ownership, it has become a "should've stayed at home" experience. Last night, we brought my parents for what we expected would be a reliably divine meal at Sethu Curry House. Instead, we left 1 hour and 15 minutes after ordering having received nothing but a meagre portion of stale poppadoms and dips that looked suspiciously like they'd already toured another table before reaching ours. During that hour, we were treated to a greatest-hits remix of: "10 minutes", "Just more 10 minutes","5 minutes" "Definitely 10 minutes."And, as we stood up to leave... "10 minutes and it will be ready." ...All spaced artfully across 75 minutes. Olympic-level time optimism. The restaurant itself was close to empty(unless you count the takeaway orders stacking up and waiting just as long), so the delay was baffling. On arrival, I had to request a new side plate because the existing one had visible, scrapable dirt. The ladies' toilets smelt strongly of urine, the sink was dirty and grimy, and the room had clearly not encountered antibacterial spray in quite some time. Overall, the place felt grubby and neglected. I ordered a mixed grill with raita, only to be told they no longer do raita. That seemed to set the tone -- anything requiring freshness is off the menu. Neither the waiter nor the menu could provide allergen information, which in 2026 is astonishing. We eventually left because, frankly, we no longer trusted that anything arriving from the kitchen would justify the wait. It's genuinely sad. Someone has taken what was once a gorgeous, consistently excellent restaurant and managed to run it into the ground in record time. I would not consider returning. The only redeeming part of the evening? We crossed the road to Quinlan's Seafood Bar and were served beautiful, fresh fish promptly, in an immaculately clean setting, by lovely staff. Silver lining secured. But what a disappointing Valentines night, especially with visiting parents

The proprietor here is hands-on and very entertaining. He explains all the pre-meal items that are…read morebrought to your table. He checks up on all the tables with a smile and warm sense of humor/banter. The meals are all cooked to order, so it takes a little time for your food to come to the table. Once it arrives it is well wort the wait!

I've been a regular Customer for several years and have absolutely no hesitation whatsoever in…read morerecommending Spice of India. The ambiance of Spice of India is very relaxing, the staff are extremely knowledgeable, helpful and friendly - food is excellent, service is first class and the Restaurant offers a great value menu . Highly recommend Spice of India. Margaret

Service was great! The waitress was very nice. Tikka masala was the worst I've ever had…read moreunfortunately and you have to pay for a side of rice which seemed odd.

Very good food. The best Indian style food I have had in Ireland. 1st class all the way. The…read morefood is fresh and appropriately spiced. The wait staff was attentive without being overbearing. Overall, on of the best experiences we have had. If you like Indian food, even a little bit, you will Adore Bonfire. Also, it is a mix of Northern and Southern, so something for every palate.

We were spending the night in Ennis during a vacation in Ireland. It was getting pretty late and we…read moresaw this place was still open when searching Yelp. We were the only ones in the resturant, but the owner welcomed us in and did not rush us in the least. We appreciated the rice crackers to start with the trio of sauces- each had a great flavor. We particularly enjoyed the pickled onion! We ordered the chicken dansak, House special lamb curry, and Cobra beer. Everything was excellent! The pineapple in the dansak made it extra special. We would definitely return! Quite jealous we don't have this place in The States.

My friends and I had dinner here while in Limerick. Friendly and attentive staff, great ambiance…read more We ordered a couple of appetizers, and a few main dishes and everything was very tasty! I have had a lot of Indian food and this place was one of the best. Definitely give it a try if you are in town!

We've eaten a lot of Indian food, this was one of the tastiest. The prawns in the Tandoori Prawns…read morewere huge and perfectly grilled with char marks and tender. The chutneys that accompanied it were delicious. The Chicken Tikka Masala was cooked well as were the Dal Palak and garlic naan. No corkage fee, so bring your own wine.

This is definitely the best Indian in Ennis. I get a delivery from here at least once a week…read more Prices are a bit on the dear side, compared to Indian places elsewhere in the country, but are not too bad. The food is brilliant and they have much larger portions compared to many places, so it kinda equals out. If your looking for Indian in Ennis, this is the place to go or ring for a delivery.

Excellent food; wonderful ambiance; attentive service. A delightful surprise in Ennis!!…read more Yummy evening out ... We will definitely be back.

Amazing food best indian in galway always fresh and good portion sizes too your stuffed when you…read morecome out the staff are so professional so attentive you don't have to wait over an hour like most places for food and the ambiance of the restraunt is so calming PERFECT for couples night out

This takeaway is very good at taking orders and it will always have the food ready for you when you…read morecome in to collect it. The food is lovely, it has a wide variety of items on the menu.

Kumar's didn't disappoint but it didn't wow you either. Half of our order (chicken tandoori and…read moreveggie Samosa) was decent. The other half (chicken vindaloo and Aloo Gobhi) was not very enjoyable. Especially the chicken in the Vindaloo. It was dry and hard. They should use dark meat instead of the white meat. The sauce is supposed to be spicy, tangy, and fiery red Goan curry. But both the Vindaloo and Aloo Gobhi were very bland. The service was prompt and friendly.

Honestly one of the better meals I had during my time in Ireland. 2 friends and I were craving some…read moreIndian food and this place was recommended to us by a local! We came for an earlier dinner. Around 530. They weren't super busy yet so we were able to be sat right away. There were people waiting to be seated when we left about an hour later. I had butter chicken, meat samosas, and garlic naan. Between the 3 of us, we all got our own butter chicken and samosas, but split 2 orders of garlic naan. It was more than enough food! Really good sized portions and everything was SO tasty. I would eat this same exact meal if I were to go back because I enjoyed it so much. The service was good and they were able to split our bill for us at the end.

Based on a million recommendations, we went in for pizza. Live wasn't too bad. Very friendly…read moreworkers. We ordered the proper ham and mushroom pie and a margarita pie. I also had a banana soda, which was delicious. The ham and mushroom pie was ten stars. Excellent. Crispy charred crust, salty ham on top. And the mushrooms were not those boring ones like a papa John's:) Margarita was a disappointment. It may be a cultural gap but the cheese was not fresh mozzarella! Instead it was basically a cheese pizza. Enjoyed the boisterous dining area.

When you think of Ireland, pizza probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. But Dough Bros…read morecompletely changed that for me. I stopped in while visiting Galway, and I now fully understand why the locals love it. The crust was perfectly crisp on the outside with that ideal chew in the center. The ingredients tasted incredibly fresh, and the flavor combinations were bold without being overcomplicated. You can tell they care about quality. The atmosphere was relaxed and fun -- energetic but not chaotic -- and the staff were friendly and efficient. It felt like a local favorite that also welcomes travelers with open arms. In a country known for hearty stews and pints of Guinness, finding pizza this good was a surprise highlight of my trip. If you're in Galway, don't skip it. Trust me.