Top Restaurants in Charlton Kings
Best Indian food near Charlton Kings, Cheltenham,
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, including East India Cafe, MUSE Brasserie, Prithvi, Koloshi Indian Restaurant, Bhoomi Kitchen, The Spice Lodge, Bombay and Co, Spice Exchange, The Eurasia, Curry Corner
10. Curry Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 379 reviews
Family run award winning authentic Bangadeshi restaurant serving delicious home cooked food cooked with fresh spices and finest local and exotic ingredients to traditional and innovative recipes. Shamsul and Saleha Krori opened Curry Corner in 1977. This
Reviewed By simonmZ6514OV
Lots of history and fame over the years it seems. Not an area youâd expect a restaurant to thrive so that must say plenty!The starters were actually a bit disappointing. They were interesting and nice dishes but kind of bland really, especially once in hindsight weâd had mains. (Lamb omelette thing and paneer thing!)Main courses - amazing. One chicken dish one lamb dish.So flavourful,great portions. Very good sides - naan breads and rice.Drinks really reasonable. Decor is lovely and service is good. This is not a bog standard âcurryâ. Spoilt in Cheltenham for this kind of food - not the same as Prithvi, Bhoomi fine dining style... but quite like say Koloshi. More familiar south asian cuisine but done very well.
9. The Eurasia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
EST 1971 - Eurasia is one of the first in Gloucestershire. Using locally sourced ingredients and imported spices, Eurasia restaurant assures you of a fantastic experience in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Reviewed By Nannyknowsbest
Annual visit didnât disappoint. Stayed in Cheltenham for record store day and came to Eurasia as we usually do. Wasnât disappointed. Can heartily recommend the Eurasian fish curry, it was spectacular. Great food and surprisingly good indian wine! Who knew?If youâre in Cheltenham go there you wonât be disappointed
8. Spice Exchange
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Family run Indian restaurant, established many years ago. Come say hello!
Reviewed By Kevin H
Very good and couldn't really be faulted.The staff were friendly and helpful.The menu was varied and my choice of a mixed grill couldn't be faulted. The lamb was succulent, tender and tasty. Well worth returining
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7. Bombay and Co
Overall Ratings
5 based on 167 reviews
A unique traditional bombay style street food Our food is suitable for vegan, vegetarian and our meat is halaal
Reviewed By raj012014
First visit to this restaurant and glad I did! Great food and the owner was very welcoming and friendly. We had pani puri, chicken lollipops and tandoori chicken for starters and my wife and I were very impressed! The mains were lamb rogan josh and goat curry. The meat was tender and plentiful and the spice great. We have been to several Indian restaurants in Cheltenham and this is number 1. We will definitely being visiting again and again and again.HiThank you for your review Regards BOMBAY and Co
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6. The Spice Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1252 reviews
Located in the former old mansion house on Montpellier Drive, Spice Lodge- Cheltenham's premier Pan Asian restaurant - provides you with a new and exciting taste of Asia. The restaurant is divided into separate areas and dining rooms, each having its own
Reviewed By mikenewton01
This lovely restaurant was recommended to us by a member of staff at our hotel in Cheltenham. The food was delicious, staff were very friendly and gave excellent advice about food choices. Beautifully clean, great service and value for money. Would highly recommend.
5. Bhoomi Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 481 reviews
INDIAN BBQ & SOUTH INDIAN RESTAURANT We serve a selection of traditionally barbecued meats and vegetables and a good selection of vegetarian and vegan options. A Thali (Vegan, vegetarian & Meat) available for lunch times and from 18:00 - 18:45 in the even
Reviewed By Neil W
always like Bhoomi when it was high-end restaurant but really like the more relaxed brasserie style with new menu. As well as a variety of interesting curries there is a small Plates and BBQ section on the menu that enables you to construct your own taps style set of plates. We did - and they were delicious! Also available for lunches ..
4. Koloshi Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 533 reviews
The restaurant is known for its regional subcontinent cooking, combining high-quality fresh products with sophisticated flavours to create refined Indian dishes. Chef Azad Hussain and his team have mastered the art of Indian regional cuisine over the year
Reviewed By daveypam
Again on arrival, brilliant, friendly, ,discreet attentive service throughout.Very clean, well decorated in all areas of the restaurant.Food, very fresh, appealing on presentation and vey tasty.Highly recommended, wished we lived nearer to visit more often, but is that a good or bad wish?,
3. Prithvi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1386 reviews
A statement of serenity and calm. A refined and sophisticated approach to dining Indian in an intimate and relaxed surrounding.Prithvi, "Earth or Mother Earth, in the ancient Sanskrit", where mouthwatering food and an attention to detail is second to none
Reviewed By 649JohnC649
Another year, another visit to the Cheltenham literature festival, another outstanding meal at Prithvi. This has to be one of our most favourite restaurants-an Indian restaurant...that does not serve curry!!! This year we ate the 5 course tasting menu, priced at £59. Meat, fish, vegetables...every course a beautifully balanced blend of flavours, textures and spicing. Innovative, creative, a restaurant like no other... forced to choose we would eat here over Benares/Cinnamon Club/ Namaste Spice. Quite how it does not have a Michelin star is beyond me... though perhaps in terms of price and accessibility we should be pleased!
2. MUSE Brasserie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 188 reviews
Muse Brasserie although predominantly classic French, reflects the inspiration and influence Chef Director Franck has had on his culinary journey. The menu offers an array of dishes from all over Europe with flavours from both India and the Far East playi
Reviewed By mikemurphy66
We went as a party of 8. The menu is interesting with a number of twists. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meals. As it was my daughters graduation they even prepared for her a surprise cake, card and gift. An important touch which we will always remember and to ensure we come back soon!!! Highly recommended!
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1. East India Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1174 reviews
East India Cafe was established in November 2014. We opened the restaurant with the philosophy of bringing the techniques of mum's cooking into professional setting. We started researching the era of British Raj in Colonial India and brought those recipes
Reviewed By dizzylizzie55
Ate here for the first time after hearing good reviews and we werenât disappointed! The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. We had the tasting menu which was delicious and included a great variety of different dishes, most of which we hadnât previously eaten. The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere too. Definitely not the cheapest meal youâll have, but the price matches the quality! Will be back!
