Durbar - Carte

Lovely Indian. It’s Bring Your Own Wine these days which I love.

eating is good, the personal is friendly and it is reasonable expensive.

Cheap comfy easy unpretentious little place which for us fit the bill perfectlyGreat spice kick and very generous servings. Voir le carte

Quite nice looking place, interior has been probably renovated not so long ago. £22 for poppadum, rice, naan and chicken tikka jalfrezi.

overall this place is good, but eating was a little bland and the bun a little dry. service was pretty good, only not the WOW experience overall.

really good food. since the last 25 years, it's always delicious. they will also judge them that were not on their menu, and we are only occasional dinners, not even regular! Voir le carte

The food was nice but the service could be a bit more attentive. It doesn 't have a drinks licence so take your own wine! Overall a nice neighborhood restaurant. Would visit it again.

This was our family 's first visit to Durbar, but will most certainly become a regular destination for us, now that we live here. We were looking for an authentic Indian restaurant, and were not disappointed. The menu is broad, with specialties from many parts of India, which will allow us to return for more regional visits . Every dish that we ate, from a simple Tikka Masala to the House Special tasted great and were beautifully laid out. The service was outstanding, very courteous, yet friendly.

I frequent different Indian restaurants for different purposes: Saravanaa Bhavan (authentic vegeterian), Dishoom (excellent chain with good quality and service), Tamarind (luxury), Brigadiers (business), Gunpowder (Hipster. Beers with friends) and of course Durbar for the past 20+ years was my 'go to ' local curry house. Unfortunately, 'Durbar ' has gone downhill very rapidly. They no longer serve alcohol (there is nothing as nice as a beer with a curry), the quality of the meat is tough, the quantity of the food is paltry, the service is non existent, the prices are sky high and the atmosphere is dire. Goodbye and RIP Durbar. Thank you for the last 20 years. It was good while it lasted. Voir le carte