Bombay And Co - Menu

Indian street food, superb and so different to all the other Indian restaurants in town. Great prices, lovely staff, excellent!

The decor and design could use some attention, but the food was excellent! Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 2

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £10–20 Recommended dishes: Chicken Lollipop, Butter Chicken, Pani Puri Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labeled vegetarian dishes

every single thing we tasted at this place was delicious. husband especially liked the swollen rice-catcher and I liked the cheeks. one of the pictures shows the dhal of friend. I had a delicious fish curry can recommend. the place felt authentic and the kitchen was ideal.

Four of us had dinner here on Friday 13th October. We asked them to bring a selection of starters and they were varied and delicious. However the mains took for ever and unfortunately one was almost cold, one of the naans was very cold. The server was not the most cheerful chap, a smile goes a long way in a service industry. Overall, could do better! Food: 4

That’s really extremely bad food and disgusting places. Price is really higher Especially fatty manager he’s really rude and arrogant. If you’re starving and you really want to eat curry food and this is last option for you. Even in this case don’t thinking to go. Because after ate food i had really bad stomach and sickness. Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £20–30

I'm already here a few paintings and I'm looking forward to telling you that I'm still impressed. his probably at the wrong end of the high street and has very casual decoration, but eating is fantastic and incredibly worth. it was full of happier diners when we were there on Saturday night. we had several appetizers, including a delicious amritsari fish fry, ragda patice and pani puri. I had the murgh kali mirch black pfeffer chicken fab! with last to eat and a few beers, which worth!

“Bombay street food” sounds like avoiding something, especially in bombay. but not in cheltenham. bombe co has atmosphere (only – they are hit with a smoke as they come through the door) and charm. the waiters are straight out of the central cast. to good wise. I can't break the lunch: lamb bhuna donkey three pieces boiled over a hot fire with delicate spicing and a potato dosa that would have been a meal in itself. sad I was too full of it for gulab jamun. must also try the railway brick curry.

this must be one of the best restaurant experiences I had in a long time! at first entering the restaurant gives them the atmosphere/ atmosphere a feeling that I will enjoy this, I am glad that I came. fantastic decoration comfortable seating, nice warm welcome to these dark cold winter nights. the employees are also warm, are not over the tip on ease. as my first experience in Indian street food (at favorable street food prices) they were great to make the recommendations of the first timer. eating was incredibly good to be a typical British secretine when it comes to Indian food, I always play a safe stick on a traditional Indian meat dish. 20 minutes in my wonderful dinning experience it...