SWAGAT Indisches Restaurant

eating is ok, where you can eat better Indian in a few minutes. for lunch tasteful and inexpensive but in order. the waiters are however arrogant and desinteressed, that it is only annoying. that hasn't changed for years.

I don't understand why the restaurant was not closed after half a year ago a woman here was almost poisoned with an corrosive acid in a water bottle. that the acid was not bottled by the manufacturer, it was pretty fast clear.

After concerts in the printine theatre we were there 2x with other orchestra members, it has tasted excellent.The service was very objective, tried, a little slow. in the local it is cozy, but also very narrow, instruments better where to store differently!

supper here with friends (all Italians, but one who lives in a monk and knew the place). cute Indian restaurant, full even in an evening any weekday, abundant portions, all very good. even if there was the menu in English, it would help a greater description of the dishes at the time they brought them.

the swagat was recommended to us by an Indian colleague. you can sit nicely outside, the service was quite friendly and courteous (other than a few other comments here).The food was good, the lamb very tasty and spicy, the chicken unfortunately somewhat fad.Altogether good, although for us not the best in the dunes.

The location of the restaurant is not the best, it is in the cellar of an old building, too dark and it can get very crowded at times and it can also get very hot. Service can be slow at peak times, they are very friendly, though. Outside seating is limited, this can be nice if wether permits. I recommend ordering the food for takeaway so you can still enjoy the great food, especially at weekends when the restaurant gets full.

we have been coming here for at least 10 years when we're in a little bit. I don't know what happened, when the food tastes clearly different and lets the otherwise great flavor miss. instead of this any green cooked spicy and elongated green threads in my hot-loved chicken tikka Masala-vom tandoori was somehow nothing to feel. the panade of the fried tweepers was also too thick and not really delicious. the service also naja, but this is unfortunately used here. I think I'm finally giving up

The food was really good. The service was quick but not very friendly, very average I would say. The place is nice looking, it has a nice terrace where you can eat outside. I had the feeling the restaurant was not very clean: some chairs had tomato drops (like mine), and hadn´t been changed. When the waiter saw I was changing the chair he did not ask or tried to help me changing the chair. Also the dishes, some of them were dirty on the sides.The price/ quality of the food is really convenient though. We ordered two dishes in two and were really full after all and only paid about 16 euro (not counting the drinks).

At the recommendation of an Indian colleague we visited SWAGAT. We were very lucky to be seated within five minutes without reservations. Others were not so lucky and apparently had to wait for close to an hour. I must say that waiting five minutes was worth it, but I definitely would not have waited more than fifteen minutes. On our way out we saw a large group of people waiting for a table, so the place must be quite popular.The restaurant is a maze of rooms, and after winding our way through, we ended up in possibly the farthest room in the house. It was a cozy and nicely decorated room if a bit cramped. We shared a long table with another group with little space to place the dishes of fo...