Had a fantastic time here. We had a pretty large party and Kai (sp) our server was on top it all, making sure we had what we needed and was very knowledgeable about the menu. The food was delicious and served very quickly. Restaurant had a steady flow but never felt crowded. Definitely will return. read more

Visited Viceroy without a reservation but was able to get seated at the bar. The dining experience was definitely different at the bar compared to normal seating as I have visited Viceroy before but the service was still similar and we were able to receive our food in the same amount of time. Enjoyed the flavor and juiciness of the hariyali chicken. Portion sizes are not the largest, especially for the price point, but the food is delicious. Viceroy is decorated in a way that makes me feel like I've teleported to Europe. Definitely worth the visit. read more

Viceroy - Garlic naan, Hariyali Chicken, paneer Mykanwala - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

We ventured out to Durham tonight to try out another Indian restaurant, Viceroy. We were a little let down by the last Indian restaurant we tried in Durham, so we were curious to see how this would go. Spoiler alert: there was no let down here. The decor inside was fun - colorful, patterned wallpaper with black & white pictures and mirrors, all inside gold frames. The vibes were fun. Service was great as well - our server was lovely and had wonderful suggestions. Food came out in a fast-paced but timely manner. We started with the Gobi Sukka - After my first bite of a large fried cauliflower piece, I thought it could use a little more seasoning (salt) and spice. But once I got more bites with the peppers & curry leaves, the flavors built up. The coating and fry on the cauliflower was superbly crunchy. For the main course, we split the Lamb Peri Peri Boti (medium level spice) and the Chicken Vindaloo (spicy level soice), which a side of thai chili naan. The lamb was my favorite bite of the night - incredibly tender, salted just on the edge of being over salted but not (which is perfection to me), and incredible spice profile. The chicken vindaloo was tangy and perfectly spicy, with the spice lingering on the back end. Lastly, the naan was crispy, buttery, and slightly spicy - the perfect vessel for sopping up all the delicious sauces from our meat courses. We're very glad that we found an Indian restaurant in Durham that we love. We will certainly be back. read more

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This is absolutely some of the best Indian food in durham. Everything from the drinks to the appetizers and entree was delicious. Highly recommend the cauliflower as well as the tamarind drinks- they are truly unique in flavor but so delicious! Will definitely be back read more

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Viceroy is an absolute gem for Indian cuisine in Durham! There's a lot of competition for the best Indian restaurant in this city, but for me, Viceroy wins time and time again hands down. The decor is simple but effective, imagine a British-style pub with plenty of wooden accents but with an Indian flair. The space is comfy and approachable without doing too much. What I also enjoy about Viceroy is the service. Quick and efficient, you never have to wait too long for your meal. Plus the servers are all extremely friendly and make you feel right at home. Now on to the food! When I say that Viceroy has some of the BEST Indian food I have EVER enjoyed, it's not an understatement. I'm originally from NYC and have been spoiled by amazing Indian food, and Viceroy can hold their own with any NYC restaurant. Everything is DELICIOUS but the standouts for me are: The Naan, both the plain and garlic varieties, are incredibly tasty, soft, and fluffy The Mykanwala curry is so rich and flavorful in a well-spiced, creamy tomato and onion sauce- I always get mine medium spicy with chicken! The Curried Shepherds Pie is the kind of dish you don't expect to find on an Indian menu that delivers a delicious punch of flavor. It's what you would expect from a shepherd's pie but with the unexpected twist of Indian flavors and spices- a must try! The Smoked Daal Bukhara is also another standout curry dish with lucious smoked black lentils in a flavorful sauce that you can choose your favorite protein to accompany. This dish has a very unique taste that is sure to please Besides the amazing food dishes, the cocktails here should also not be missed! My favorite drink on the menu is the Kali Mirch, an amazing concoction of black pepper infused vodka, fresh strawberry syrup garnished with a lemon salt rim- SO GOOD. And lastly, if the warm butter toffee cake is on the menu just get it. Honestly, there are few words to describe how amazing this cake is, the perfect amount of sweetness and served warm. read more

Viceroy - Kali Mirch - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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Excellent flavors, good service, cool ambiance. They definitely like their heat! Medium was quite spicy but delicious.

This is the kind of place where you'd want reservations on the busier nights, but I managed to grab bar seating. The vibe was modern, and the menu offered options that were recognizable, yet distinctive. Notably, ordering some dumplings served in Indo-Chinese style with tangy sauce and fried noodles was a good way to pass the time until my entree arrived, and I was pleased to have gotten a ginger-based non-alcoholic beverage. The main course was a lentil curry which looked a lot like the butter-based Dal Makhani one often finds but was in fact stewed in coconut and was vegan as well as having a rich mix of smoky, spicy flavors. I will say that it was a noisy place and the bathroom was a bit of a mess, but the food is most of what I rate and it lived up to expectations. read more

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In a landscape full of good Indian food, Viceroy steps up to the challenge of elevating a meal to a truly exceptional experience. Everything from the elegant decor to knowledgeable servers added to the experience before the food even came to the table; and when it did, I was pleasantly surprised by both familiar and new flavors, all exceptional. I especially enjoyed the vegetarian kofta with fig - and those who know me would know that a vegetarian item hardly ever receives such high praise from my carnivorous palate. I would absolutely come back just to have that single curry again. It's not just curries either - their small plates and tandoor items all go above and beyond, demonstrating the true breadth of their culinary capabilities. This is a must try for anyone looking for an Indian spot that goes above and beyond. read more

Viceroy - Two curries, yogurt sauce, and garlic naan - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

Even though I don't eat hot food, the presentation was wonderful. We were treated well. We were the minority in the restaurant and we didn't feel that not once. read more

Viceroy - London Mixed Grill - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

The vibe here is trendy but still comfy as a pub. The food arrived quickly and full of flavor. There wasn't a single miss from drinks to appetizers to main course! read more

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I really enjoyed checking out Viceroy and would give it a 4-4.5 star rating! It reminds me a lot of the iconic Dishoom with its British influence and unusual takes on Indian classics. It's dimly lit but has various pictures from colonial India and gorgeous mirrors adorning the walls. Definitely gives English pub vibes. For food, we got the pineapple anise mocktail, gobi sukka, angara tikka, anjeer kofta, and cadbury kheer. Of those, I would highly recommend the gobi sukka, anjeer kofta, and cadbury kheer. We ordered everything to be medium spicy. The gobi sukka was perfectly crispy and flavorful. The anjeer kofta was unique -- I've never had figs in Indian food before, but I loved it and will be craving this dish for a while. The cadbury kheer was also lovely, but my only feedback would be to add some nuts or dried fruits (like golden raisins) to add some texture to the dish. The pineapple anise mocktail was pleasant, but not really a standout drink for me; I don't know if I would order it again. With the angara tikka, it was honestly way too hot for us. Even though everything was ordered to be medium spicy, there was some variability with what that meant and I felt like our order was not medium spicy. Our server was prompt and we got our food within minutes of placing the order. He also gave us a free raita on the house when we had some issues with the spice level of the angara tikka. Overall, this was a nice place for dinner and I would come back, though I wouldn't get the angara tikka masala again. read more

I appreciate them for being so flexible with our reservation, especially during the weekends. Because they will charge $20 pp if there is a cancellation. We spoke to Matt and he was able to accommodate us. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Everything we ordered was excellent. The dishes were aromatic and flavorful. One of my favorite small plates was the Gobi Sukka, crispy cauliflower with onions and peppers. It was so tasty I could've eaten two plates of them. For the main, I had the Mykanwala, it's their version of butter chicken. The meat was tender and the rice was good and cooked perfectly. Such a comforting dish. Good crafted cocktails. But I didn't like my second drink as much. Their Mumbai mule is very spicy. I wouldn't get it again. Still, this might be one of the best Indian restaurants I've been to. read more

What's not to like! Great food, good service and a pretty authentic "British Indian" feel to the place. Highly recommended.

Viceroy is one of the Durham restaurants I will come back to without fail whenever I visit after living in the area for four years! Highly recommend a reservation in advance - the place is always packed and for good reason: top quality Indian food with the unique colonial era influence reflected in both the menu choices and interior design. After multiple visits across the years, my family's favorites are the palak chaat, hariyali chicken, smoked daal, and garlic naan. Don't miss out on this one while in Durham!! Pro tip: park in the lot behind the restaurant! read more

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I absolutely love this place! The vibes inside are immaculate. The food is excellent. The service is good. I would like to see them expand their cocktail menu to have more clear liquors. I dream about their Kofta dish. read more

Incredible food! Service was good, but I would recommend a reservation for dinner. (We sat at a communal table because we didn't have one.) read more

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Get the lamb chops. You will not be disappointed. Service was amazing and vibe was great. Can't wait to go back

Finally tried out Viceroy after multiple recommendations. I got a few appetizers to try and while they were definitely tasty, they came out extremely fast and were a little cold. The samosa I thought were average and you can find it just as good at any Indian restaurant. The main stars of the show is definitely their grilled meats and curries. I highly recommend getting a mix of the meats to try. They are a tad on the salty side, but very flavorful, juicy, and well cooked. Restaurant is of course very well decorated and gives an English curry house vibe. Service was good. Definitely a great date night spot at least just to try! read more

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A little bit pricey but truly North Indian tasting food with a british style pub vibe. Went for wedding anniversary. Wife had cucumber margherita and I had old fashioned type drink. Both were good, though my glass was small. Appetizers were haryali chicken, jeera wings and beetroot tikki chaat. The marination on both chicken dishes and the quality of the chicken was yumm! For main course, we had paneer makhanwaala (cottage cheese in tomato gravy), daal bukhaara (lenthils but smoky) and garlic naan. 5/5!!! read more

My favorite spot to get Indian food in Durham! Love the aesthetic, upscale ambiance. The food is also authentic & tasty; portions are a bit on the smaller side compared to prices, but I suppose that's expected given the fancy nature of the restaurant. We tried the London Mixed Grill (Hariyala + Angara kebabs, golden chicken, lamb chop, & masala shrimp sizzling with onions and rice), Paneer Mykanwala, Chicken Vindaloo (both of which are tomato & onion based stews- Mykanwala is creamier though), and garlic naan; enjoyed all of these. I also got the Mango Lassi, which was classic. Service was good; we came with a large group (~15 people and the reservation process was straightforward). 9/10 would recommend! read more

Viceroy - Low quality pic but high quality food haha; plates were demolished :) - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

The food was incredible! And when they say their spicy is spicy, believe them! Everything was delicious. The service was wonderful, they definitely all work as a team here. We had no shortage of attentive staff! The vibe is definitely more Saturday night out than quiet evening dinner. There is fun music to dance in your seat to while you enjoy their amazing food! We'll definitely be back. read more

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Viceroy is AMAZING. Best Indian food I've ever tasted. I went to visit Durham from Florida and my friend brought us here. The vibes were dark and so cool! We made a reservation because my friend said it's the best way to get a table. Once we arrive we were sat pretty quickly. Our server was so energetic and a great time. For appetizer we ordered the veggie samosa, Jeera Wings & Lamb Lollipops. We decided to share some entrees so we got the chicken vindaloo and the lamb Korma. Both were medium spicy and the perfect amount of spicy. For drinks I don't remember the name but it was a ginger gin mule and super tasty. I highly recommend checking them out if you're around and can snag a reservation! read more

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This place is great! The food is delicious and is as spicy as you want it to be. The drinks are cold and the service was outstanding. One of my favorite Indian food restaurants in Durham. I'll be back. read more

Love this place! Definitely one of the better Indian places in the area. All of their mains are well done, especially the meat dishes. Highly recommend if you're looking for a good Indian spot to try! read more

Another visit, STILL outstanding. Shout out to Doug, our server, who made the evening fun. Our group included a gluten, dairy, egg and cashew allergy. In addition to the menu denoting the GF and Dairy free items and where cashews could be excluded, Doug went the extra mile to check with the kitchen to know what to avoid that has eggs in it. (Turns out only a few menu items have eggs -- who knew??) Food every bit as good as last visit. Tried Sarson Ka Saag with chicken. The Panjabi winter recipe is a stew of mustard greens simmered with a delectable array of spices. I added large chunks of tender chicken. An excellent entree - and don't forget to dip the garlic naan in that sauce! This is such a cool place, with outstanding food and excellent service. Ya gotta go! Pro tip - there is a parking lot at the back of the building, enter on Ramseur St. Viceroy has a back door that you can enter from the parking lot. Saves a few steps and no more circling the block hoping for a space to open up. read more

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From the moment my family and I stepped through the doorway we were immediately sat and taken care of like we were in our own home. My father forgot his reading glasses and our server disappeared for a second only to come back with a bright table lamp so my Dad could read the menu. Through the night we were provided with top notch service and I haven't gotten to the food. The food was absolutely incredible! I highly recommend the bbq kabobs under the tandoori menu (I don't recall the proper name on the menu) I found myself trying not to order another plate. Thank you to the team especially our server Kai who was absolutely fantastic, highly recommended!! Will be returning :) read more

My boyfriend and I made reservations at Viceroy for a Saturday night date night. We'd never heard of this restaurant before, but we will absolutely be back! The restaurant was very busy at our 6:30pm reservation time and throughout our time there, but we still had incredible service. The food came out quickly and we never had to wait for drinks or the check. My boyfriend had the lamb lollipops with a side of rice, which he loved. I had the chana masala, which was incredibly authentic and delicious! We had garlic naan - highly recommend!! For dessert, we split an order of gulab jamon. Truly, do not miss out on those! I also had a meditative mule mocktail. It was very ginger forward, something that I love, but my boyfriend thought it was too strong. Good thing it was for me! While writing this review, my boyfriend asked what I was doing. When I said I was writing this review, he said: "oh, yeah. That place was incredible!" read more

Viceroy - Lamb Lollipops, Rice, Garlic Naan, Channa Masala, Meditative Mule - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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Food yes! Ambiance yes! Service okay. Never have we ever had any naan so perfectly made and seasoned. Dipping it in the savory spicy sauces of our yummy plates of food was amazing. The wings were also delicious. We were all wanting more, and even wolfed down the veggie layer they were served on top. Everything was perfect except the service was a bit detached... everyone seemed to only care about getting things done and made faces and gave attitudes as they moved around and answered questions. Our party was left a little deflated from that. But otherwise it was great! We'd come back for sure. read more

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Simply put, Viceroy served some of the best Indian food we've had anywhere. 'Nuff said. If you want details, keep reading. Viceroy was recommended to us by several friends over the years. After visiting, we could see why. The food, drink, and service were phenomenal. We first had catered food from Viceroy at a party by some of the same friends. The food was good then too. Viceroy is widely considered one of the top Indian restaurants in the Triangle and I agree. My wife and I are big fans of the Chapel Hill location of Lime & Lemon Indian Grill & Bar. We think Lime & Lemon is also outstanding. So, it's hard for me not to compare the two restaurants. Viceroy and Lime & Lemon are both five-star Indian restaurants to me, but in different ways. In a nutshell, Lime & Lemon is great for a more casual, traditional Indian dining experience. Viceroy is great for a more elevated, modern experience. This is in terms of both ambiance and menu. I think Viceroy is more ideal for a special occasion/date. Ultimately, when it comes to the food, you can go wrong with either. Just my two cents. Viceroy opened in November 2016 on the ground level of what appears to be an old six-to-seven-story office building. The restaurant doesn't have a dedicated parking lot nor do they validate. I suggest parking in the municipal lot behind the restaurant by navigating to 111 W Chapel Hill St. Viceroy has a back entrance from that lot. Parking is enforced Monday-Friday, 8am-7pm, except for city holidays. As of 2023, Durham's street meter rate is $2.50/hour and surface/garage rate is $2.25/hour. Inside, the restaurant and bar are beautiful. The design and decor are a mixture of modern and vintage. The business name is presumably a reference to the Viceroy of India (Governor-General of India) during the British rule of India (1858-1947). I believe the restaurant is themed after that period in Indian history. For example, a multitude of old, framed photos on the back wall - some in black and white - appear to be from that time. It's unique and cool. I haven't come across an Indian restaurant with this distinct style and look. On Twitter, Viceroy described itself as "Durham's First British Pub with combined Indian Restaurant." Viceroy serves dinner only. Reservations are recommended. During our Sunday 6pm visit, the restaurant was packed. This place is popular. Both the food and drink menus offered a nice variety of things to choose from. The food menu was two pages with one page exclusively curry (12+ kinds). Under apps, they had a Veggie Cornish Pastie ($10) and Sausage Rolls ($10), so there's the British pub influence for you. Below is a list of what we ordered. It should give you an idea of what else Viceroy offers and what the prices are like. Smalls * Pani Puri ($11) - wheat cups stuffed with potatoes and chickpeas, and served with pineapple-spiced water * Palak Chaat ($12) - crispy chickpea-battered spinach topped with onion, tomato, yogurt, and house chutneys Tandoor * Lamb Lollipops ($27) - French rack of lamb marinated in masala spices and cooked to a tender and charred medium well Sides * Garlic Naan ($5) Curries * Sarson Ka Saag ($18) - a Punjabi classic curry made with spinach, mustard greens, and herbs * Smoked Daal Bukhara ($18) - slow-simmered black urad dal in a home-style spiced coconut cream stew Specialty Cocktails * Spicy Papi ($13) - housemade Thai chili-infused reposado tequila, coconut milk, coconut water, house cinnamon syrup, lemon, and lime * Tamarind Daiquiri ($13) - tamarind-infused rum, house simple syrup, lemon, and lime, topped with garam masala Everything was amazing. I've had Pani Puri several times, but not the way Viceroy serves it, with the puri (hollowed crisps) on top of shot glasses containing the pani (flavored water). It's an ingenious and practical way to eat Pani Puri. And it was also the best-tasting Pani Puri I've had. The same can be said about the Lamb Lollipops. Off the top of my head, I can't think of a restaurant I've been to that had better Lamb Lollipops. These were perfect in terms of freshness, meat quality, flavoring, and execution. They were wonderfully tender and flavorful. You've got to get the Palak Chaat. Chaat is one of my wife's favorite foods and Viceroy cooked up some of, again, the best we've had. Viceroy's Palak Chaat was colorful, crispy, and super tasty. Addictive. As for the curries, they were excellent. Both the Sarson Ka Saag and the Smoked Daal Bukhara were warm, hearty, and comforting. Rich in aroma and taste. Bowls of white basmati rice accompanied them and they went well with the Garlic Naan. The Garlic Naan was very appetizing on its own. The drinks were terrific. The Spicy Papi was strong and had some legit heat to it. The Tamarind Daiquiri was delectably sweet and sour. Service was fantastic. Praveena ("Veena") was our server. She had an upbeat, funny personality. We liked her a lot. Despite a very busy dinner service, our entire order came out fast. read more

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We bring people here from out of town. It's an elevated place with a very cute interior. Seating can sometimes be tricky, and we opted for bar stool seating which was enough room for two of us. We love their grilled meat platter and the small bites. It can be a little pricey. Definitely a good option in downtown Durham. read more

I have to admit, I came here with high hopes as I've heard this is the best Indian spot in the area, but I was disappointed. I came here on a Friday night and it was very popular. Thankfully, the staff was extremely kind and allowed us a seat at the bar. I ordered the chicken curry and garlic naan. The chicken curry was not my favorite. I thought it was over spiced and had heavy tints of cilantro which isn't like any of the other Indian curries I've had in the past. For a $20 entree, I expected a bit more. Even though the chicken curry wasn't for me, I would like to return and try another curry because I'm curious to see what the hype is about! read more

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Viceroy, located in downtown Durham with an ambience sparking memories of a London pub mixed with Curry and a unique bar menu- totally for the win! Parking recommendations are in the nearby garage but for dinner we got lucky and had street parking. We got 2 abv free drinks, 2 cocktails and a beer and everything was fantastic. The odd couple was unique with the curry leaf oil but the Kala Mirch was a brilliant take on black pepper strawberries, sort of like a highly elevated Bloody Mary. We did the London Mixed grill and the spinach chaat. The mixed grill was delicious came with rice and the spinach chaat was a chaat version of crispy spinach pakoras. Very good! Dal Makhni, Anjeeri Kofta and butter chicken were all fantastic and I felt like this was possibly the most authentic north Indian rich meal I've had in the U.S. they make the Gulab jamun in house and I was surprised to see 3 generous pieces in the dessert portion. If they added a stuffed pistachio into the Gulab jamun, it might be legit the best in the country (but I do get how they might want to keep it nut free). The naans blow it out of the park! Thai chili naan? Yes please! Garlic naan is always a home run! We will keep coming back! I highly recommend Viceroy for potentially the finest Indian food in the the area! read more

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The atmosphere is spectacular. I particularly love the wallpaper! The staff from the host stand, server, and nice gentleman that opened the door as we left, were all genuinely invested in our experience. They recommend dishes, gave us suggestions for what to follow up dinner with at other shops, as they were closing when we were finished up. Our server Kai made us feel right at home and offered top notch hospitality. The food was spicy in the best way and well enjoyed. Certainly will be back. read more

Viceroy - Chicken Korma, Butter Chicken - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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This place is one of our staples. Pub style Indian food with lots of flavors and spice. The cocktail menu is innovative and fresh. My favorite dish is the Momo Bhel, I've never had anything like it. A great place for us to bring our family and friends. Staff is extraordinarily friendly and great hospitality and service. Parking can be difficult but otherwise is in a great, central location. read more

Wow! I can't believe this was my first visit to Viceroy! It was absolutely delicious and we will be returning very soon! I had the Anjeer Kofta and I will be craving this meal! I've never had anything like it before and loved it! It's so convenient that they take reservations so we can plan out our evening if we are heading to a show at DPAC. Service was amazing! Several staff checked on us to make sure everything was perfect. read more

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This British Indian gastropub offers delicious Tandoor items - we enjoyed the lamb lollipops, jeera wings, and london mixed grill. We ordered these again because they were delicious with tons of spices! Prices are reasonable. The entrees are ok (we had Mykanwala and Red Thai Seafood Curry). I recommend coming for drinks and nonveg Tandoor items when exploring Downtown Durham or going to a show at DPAC. read more

Horrible hot miserable experience!! I understand it's summer and it's hot outside BUT if ur air conditioning is broke you must close ur restaurant or at least give patrons a heads up And the food was less than average read more

Viceroy is a DIAMOND of a restaurant - if you have not tried Viceroy yet, you are missing out!!! It is not even a competition - Viceroy is the best Indian restaurant I have ever been to. I traveled to Durham from Massachusetts with 5 friends. We had heard Viceroy was incredible - but they still somehow surpassed all expectations we had! Viceroy is such a popular spot, that our party of 6 was unable to get a reservation in time. Despite not having a reservation, the owner B.J. welcomed us with warmth and hospitality, kindly making every accommodation he possibly could for us. B.J. came to serve us drinks while we waited on the sidewalk and brought extra chairs for us to sit while we waited. Within 15 minutes, B.J. seated us at a high top table inside... even bringing us complimentary pani puri! The food was top tier authentic Indian food - from the lamb lollipops as an appetizer, to the entrees of murg mykanwala, chicken korma, and anjeer kofta. The craft cocktails were equally phenomenal - the tamarind daquiri and spicy papi are must tries! But, you really cannot go wrong with anything that you order from Viceroy. Everyone in our party of 6 was blown away by Viceroy. We all cannot wait to return to Viceroy soon, and already started discussing plans to travel back from Massachusetts (...trust me, it's worth it!) Thank you so much to B.J. and Viceroy for setting the bar so high for Indian food... and thank you for welcoming us with such warm hospitality! We can't wait to be back soon - Please support this incredible local business! read more

Viceroy - Cocktails - Indian Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

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My friend chose this restaurant for his birthday dinner, we had a party of four. I was the only "first timer" of the group. I loved the decor/atmosphere the second I walked in the door. The host and server were both pleasant, engaging and attentive. I scoped out the menu prior to coming and as silly as it sounds I was so excited to try the garlic naan as I had very limited knowledge of the cuisine. I was a bit concerned about how spicy everything might. I had the red Thai seafood curry. It was supposed to be mild but it had some kick to it. The shrimp and mahi were good though. I also was able to have taste of the sausage roll which was decent, and also sampled the mykamwala paneer. My friends did share that the spice levels are not always consistent and I found this statement true bc the paneer was supposed to be spicy and my mild sauce was much more intense. As anticipated, I loved the garlic naan. I have to give a shout out for the sign about human trafficking in the bathroom(in both English and Spanish), sadly these are real issues that need attention in my opinion! Thanks for a great dining experience, I will be back! read more

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We had an awesome meal last month at Viceroy in Durham. We are really glad that as the years go by, more and more ethnic restaurants are opening in the Triangle and this one is definitely a gem. From the ambiance. to the service, to the meal itself, all were top notch. The decor of the restaurant has a really retro London meets Bombay in the 1950s vibe. I'm not a big connoisseur of Indian food but all of the dishes we ordered were delicious!! We will definitely return soon. read more

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