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Where to eat Indian food in Blyth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Blyth, Worksop, including Aasha blyth, Yash indian, Dower House, Jhinook, Bombay spice, Zara's, Bombay spice, Indian Food Hawker, Taj Cottage, Saffron Lounge
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10. Saffron Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Lucy P
Eat here regularly, food is always delicious, service extremely friendly and professional. Recently tried Jhinook and the food wasn't in the same league. Lots of interesting choices on the menu as well as the standard dishes, I've tried many different dishes and never been disappointed.
9. Taj Cottage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By sandy1203
Visited here again and this place is just amazing...Shown to a lovely Table.Had the Mix Platter Starter..Food very Fresh and Tasty and lots of it...Main meal was just as Outstanding...Impeccable Staff..Fantastic Ambient Surroundings. Will be there again.
8. Indian Food Hawker
Inspired by the street food hawker ,we want to take you to the culinary journey of Indian food as varied as it's geography ,culture ,religion.
Reviewed By karenbB7936JL
Gorgeous food for really reasonable prices. Great customer service. The unit looked lovely and clean. I would thoroughly recommend!Thankyou very much for taking time to review . we are pleased that you enjoyed and that's what we strive for.Look forward to see you again in near future . Thanks again for your kind words !!
7. Bombay spice
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By G2732YZalanb
Visited with a group of friends on a Friday night. Not all the tables were taken and by 9.00pm we were just about the only people in there. The service was a little slow but the staff were very pleasant.The food was a standard Anglo/Indian menu. I was slightly disappointed with my Bombay curry special. There was nothing wrong with the food it just wasn't anything special.
6. Zara's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By freddiedoncaster
The title refers to how close you are to other diners!If you enjoy listening in to other peopleâs conversations,well this is the place for you!The seating plans are absolutely ridiculous,with tables literally on top of each other,and as for the manic depressive staff and the very moderate food,this place is well worth avoiding.
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5. Bombay spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By colinb329
We have eaten here for many years and followed the owners from when they had their restaurant in Worksop previously . Service is always friendly and food has always been excellent . Never had anything to complain about and we've taken many friends and family here over the years and they have also really enjoyed it.
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4. Jhinook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 405 reviews
A local Indian restaurant worthy of praise. We cater for customers of all tastes. The Jhinook menu has been carefully designed providing an allergy awareness key on all dishes served. Our knowledgeable staff are happy to provide advice wherever possible.
Reviewed By babygirl64
We visited this restaurant for my friends hen night as it's her favourite restaurant. It was my first visit, but it certainly won't be my last! My only problem was deciding what to eat as there is so much choice. We received excellent service, prices reasonable, I would recommend giving it a try, you won't be disappointed.
3. Dower House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 617 reviews
Reviewed By freddiedoncaster
Itâs always nice to visit The Dower, itâs certainly becoming an institution of Bawtry.Always a lovely greeting from Ronnie and his two sons, we are taken care off superbly from start to finish.The menu, as always offers something for everyoneâs palette.The wines are also good and reasonably priced.The only thing I will say, and we should know better living in Bawtry, the food is always better midweek, simply because the kitchen isnât under as much pressure.We visited on a Saturday, and it was a little substandard.
2. Yash indian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By MonkeyLover70
Visited Yash with small group of friends (6) on Thursday evening restaurant was half full.Firstly I have to say the food was good, everything was tasty and exactly as ordered. Unfortunately the service wasnât great, most of staff were quite miserable barely speaking and actually tutted when we asked for 5 more mins to peruse the menu before placing order (we had only been there 5 mins!) We waited nearly an hour for food. When we left we had to step over buckets of cutlery near the door ? no-one said thank you or goodbye, all very odd, it was almost like we were an inconvenience. A real shame and I hope that this review is taken constructively
1. Aasha blyth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By lesleyh666
The goods:Traditional âEnglish Indianâ food, which was very tasty Lots of vegetarian choices The mushroom rice was delicious, with big slices of mushroom Great decor & ambience Lots of parking Not far off the A1 so good location The not so goods: I agree totally with another reviewer; the service was odd. You have to experience it to understand what I mean. One person running around frantically, the others wandering, whilst asking several times if the food is ok. The bill is illegible so we didnât know if it was correct My change was incorrect & when I questioned it, the waiter knew exactly by how much (£1) without me even telling him. How did he know?Overall, the food is good but the staff need training. And I was NOT impressed at being short- changed
