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Best match day destination going if you fancy some lively chat and a few drinks before and after. The food is also great, but would recommend going on any other day than match day to try it as it gets quite busy.
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Old 20th c pub which is run by an enterprising Brit Indian family of Punjabi origin serves great sumptous and juicy well-flavoured kebabs. Curry & gravy items could be better. The flat breads are good though some room for improvement exists. Good pub atmosphere.
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I have lived next to this establishment for years, and I have never visited. I did hear many good reviews, but never got time.
My husband and I decided to go in November 2011, and we were pleasantly surprised. The décor appeared different to any other restaurant, it was set in a traditional pub. It had many separate areas to eat. Some of the rooms were very cosy, and the staff were very friendly. The BBQ room is out of place, and not in context to the rest of the pub, with plastic chairs and tables.
Now the food. You have so many options, from BBQ food, tandoori, curry's or even English dishes. The BBQ food is cooked on a traditional Indian BBQ ( Indoor thou I must add ), It has lovely coating on it, and is cooked perfectly. None of the meat is tough, and is perfect with a naan or tandoori roti. As its set in a pub, you get all the usual beers and shorts to accompany.
My husband and I decided to go in November 2011, and we were pleasantly surprised. The décor appeared different to any other restaurant, it was set in a traditional pub. It had many separate areas to eat. Some of the rooms were very cosy, and the staff were very friendly. The BBQ room is out of place, and not in context to the rest of the pub, with plastic chairs and tables.
Now the food. You have so many options, from BBQ food, tandoori, curry's or even English dishes. The BBQ food is cooked on a traditional Indian BBQ ( Indoor thou I must add ), It has lovely coating on it, and is cooked perfectly. None of the meat is tough, and is perfect with a naan or tandoori roti. As its set in a pub, you get all the usual beers and shorts to accompany.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
visited here after watching my team norwich city play west bromich albion.the pub looked tiny from outside but it went on and on.in the back of the pub was a kitchen with a large barby in it all different kinds of kebabs etc were being cooked on it. they were really tasty served with what i can only describe as a spicy mint sauce.written on the wall was a menu of all different types of indian food more variety than i have ever seen.great evening and we won.
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