I frequently visit this restaurant as the food is very good but this evening on arrival with my 6 month old daughter and wife, I asked for a table for 2 and a pushchair, normally when we visit the restaurant this is not a problem but we were told by a member of staff very abruptly that ‘we do not allow babies on weekends’. Despite there in the restaurant was a child in a high chair and we have previously gone to this restaurant on a weekend and this has never been an issue. Staff proceeded to place us on a table at the very back of the restaurant where it was not even lit and as far away from everyone else as possible. We felt like a Burden and inconvenience to the establishment, there for we left and will not be returning.
First time visit here. Nice atmosphere - lots of space and good seating for a small or large party. The service was excellent and the food was too. Nothing revolutionary but still a great restaurant which produces consistently good food. Will be going back for sure.
A great curry every time, it is my go too place in Coventry.
It’s been a good 8 years since I last visited , inside starting to look tired , water damaged ceiling close to us , food wasn’t what I remembered, very average and a little overpriced compared to most out of the city restaurants like this .
Restaurant is with good ambience. But ,didn't understand even after the restaurant being half empty, some of had to wait. May be for some reason. Food quality was good and taste was fine. Apart from that had a good time. Price wise it not a burden to Ur wallet.
Food and ambiance was fine until we found a hair in the Roti.:( The manager/boss's attitude behaviour really offended us when we pointed it to them Reciting his words, "Sorry that you found the hair. It's a long hair and its seems like it's from a women. We don't have any long haired person working in the kitchen". Likewise we did something to put down their fame or get any reduction in food. Mistakes can happen in a kitchen, it's always better to apologise and take precautionary measures to not to happen this rather than accusing the customer.