Excellent food and service. You will not be disappointed here. It is well worth the trip whilst in…read morethe Cotswolds area.

Coworker had been here a few times and enjoyed it so we went for dinner. Fantastic! Some of the…read morebest Indian I've had. The tikka masala is a bit sweet but it works. Tandoori mixed grill was perfect. Everything came out juicy when other places it can be a bit dry. Loved the "sausage". Chicken biryani was flavorful and soaked up the masala sauce perfectly. And the naan was solid. Definitely check it out.

Came here on a whim with a group of colleagues. We didn't know what to expect but we were…read morepleasantly surprised by the very friendly staff. We were immediately seated and served our drinks. We ordered a variety of dishes and Naan. The food was delicious. Everything was flavorful and fresh. The Naan was so good!! We tried to order beer but they didn't have a liquor license. They suggested we order from the pub next door and bring the drinks over. We did that and had a great meal. Highly recommend this place for some great Indian food.

Delicious food and great service! Best naan ever!! Definitely recommend eating here and trying all…read moreof their amazing food. I hope to go back soon!

We had four different vegetarian dishes and they were easily the most bland Indian food I have ever…read more eaten. And the naan was burned.

Best Indian restaurant around! Delicious food with big portions. They will wrap it up for you if…read moreyou can't eat it all. It is quality food with quality service. Price wise it is more expensive than other Indian restaurants but you pay for what you get and it is worth paying extra for the quality of the food.

My parents warned me not to order a takeaway from here and I wish I had listened. When our food…read morearrived it was stone cold. There were about three chips in a bag, the poppadoms were stale, the samosas were chewy and the bhajees inedible. The curry itself had two pieces of chicken in it and the tub was only half full of sauce. A huge difference in portion size, quality and price to our wonderful Indian takeaways here in Wales.

I've been eating here for over 25 years - before it was the Nirala in fact. They have had the same…read morechef for 22 years. The food is consistently good, and is the best Indian in the area. Service is good and friendly, we have been coming so long its like being part of the family.

This place was absolutely amazing. The food is the best Indian I've ever had and the prices are…read morevery reasonable. We're staying in an Airbnb down the road from the restaurant and have eaten there three times in 2 weeks. The food was very consistent and the choices of items extensive. The naan bread is incredible and the staff were very polite and helpful explaining the dishes to us. I'de give this a solid 10 out of 10!

Extremely high quality curry either eaten in or taken away with a varied menu, friendly staff and a…read morereally enjoyable ambience. I think the place tends to be overlooked because it's not near the centre of the town, but it's well worth the extra distance. The food is presented rather carefully and creates a range of flavours rarely found elsewhere. More extravagant dishes include local rabbit and some less common fish dishes, but the standard madras, tikka masala and jalfrezi, and others, are all on offer. There is also a large dessert menu, itself uncommon at curry houses, most of which are traditional Indian or Pakistani sweets, rather than attempts to satisfy the western taste. The atmosphere is quite relaxed with modern furniture and decorations that hint at the east but never impose. The fine touches make the difference here, such as unusual bottles of water that resemble large test tubes, outstandingly smart waiting staff, and the use of gloves when laying tables to prevent marks on the cutlery. One would be forgiven for thinking that the restaurant is pretentious, but the staff are welcoming and friendly. The prices are on the high side for a curry house, but this is truly fine curry, and the price of the food is a fair reflection of the skill and care that has gone into producing it. The only small complaint here is that the hand dryers in the toilets are extremely loud and do intrude on your dinner if sitting near to the toilets, but this is not enough to be a serious distraction to an excellent dining experience.

Pretty good Indian all round. Del boy style decor but great service and good choice of food…read more Decent price and good portions.

The manager needs to learn the following important lessons in customer service…read more 1. If your customer has a complaint, say that they've been ignored for an extensive period of time, even though the restaurant is emptying - don't try and simply argue that "they are wrong." Why? It just makes them more annoyed and validates their complaint. 2. Try and change the customers perceptions tactfully. In the case above meeting the complaint with tact and an apology rather than anger would definitely have made the whole thing better. Perhaps even a heartfelt, "I apologize we have been busy... or we are understaffed..." or whatever is the root cause of the complaint would have been better than aggressively pushing back. 3. Try and make it better. This is optional, a customer certainly shouldn't ask for something, but a small gesture certainly would have made any ill feeling go away. Try it, it may work. So it's a pigs fly day when I complain about a restaurant, the food is good and I go to the Indus when I am back in Cheltenham frequently. I will rethink that in future. My complaint wasn't unreasonable, malicious or nasty. To get pushback and told "I'm wrong" isn't a reasonable response from a service provider. I was left feeling I was a "bad customer" for having the temerity to spend 130 GBP in there (and much more in the past) and expect a basic level of service, or a polite response to a complaint. Try and do better please, for the sake of your future customers.

Had a curry here after a quick nine holes at Canon's Court. Quiet on a Thursday night around 9pm,…read morebut the service and food was very good. Very extensive menu, reasonably priced. My first time here, and on this experience I'd recommend it. I expect I'll be returning to sample further dishes in the future..

Only ever had take away from Here and the service you get…read morefrom the staff is very kind and welcoming the food is yummy but can sometimes be a little greasy but all in all 4 stars!

Had dinner there tonight. The Goa prawns and garlic naan with pilau rice. It was delicious! Service…read morewas prompt and friendly. If I lived around here I'd certainly go back! The only downside was the lack of draft beer.

Been here 3-4 times now with both English and German collegues. In a converted house down Dollar…read morestreet it has been done with taste and is an enjoyable setting to sit with friends and eat great Indian food. Well worth a visit but it is one of the more expensive Indians in the town. I would suggest you try the several lamb special dishes on the menu. The staff are polite and last time I was in there they were dealing very well with a customer telling them it wasn't like this in India. But hey, no-one cooks like your mum do they. Go, enjoy, go back again sometime. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!