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If youre looking for authentic Indian food, this is the right place to go to. Their dishes have perfect amount of spice and flavour. Nothin too strong…
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Great restaurant with ample parking space and great ambience. Food is awesome and service is excellent. Would love to visit again and again.…
Gurpreet
The Grange Bar & Restaurant
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I have been here twice and had good food each time! This time I ordered paneer tikka and chilli aloo for starters. For main, it was veg Manchurian, pa…
Amu Agni
The Grange Bar & Restaurant
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The Grange Bar & Restaurant is open for Casual Dining. The Grange Bar & Restaurant serves European, Indian, North Indian, Asian and Curry dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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4 Reviews on “The Grange Bar & Restaurant”
If youre looking for authentic Indian food, this is the right place to go to. Their dishes have perfect amount of spice and flavour. Nothin too strong or too bland. Their chefs also take special request if you have any. You wont be let down. Highly recommend.
Great restaurant with ample parking space and great ambience. Food is awesome and service is excellent. Would love to visit again and again.
I have been here twice and had good food each time! This time I ordered paneer tikka and chilli aloo for starters. For main, it was veg Manchurian, paneer kofta, butter Naan, chilli garlic naan and veg chow mein. The food was excellent and the blend of spices esp in the tikka was yummy! The kofta was really soft. For dessert I had chocolate fudge cake, which was delicious. The restaurant has a beautiful view and a huge garden. Nice to lay on the grass after a lovely meal.
I votes this resteraunt as a like, but it only scraped in there. The dcor is fantastic and very nice place to be. Plus they have free wifi access. The staff, while a bit disorganized were good, but they were not very friendly. And while other resteraunts will collect your empty glass and ask if you want something else, these guys didn’t. We never got to see a drinks menu either. But what was interesting was continental food was on the menu with the normal Indian food they offered. But unless you have a strong palet for spicy food stick with the continental menu. I will quite happily have a Extra Hot Nandos with spicy chips, but the Kima Massala I ordered, which is meant to be medium, was very spicy! I’d hate to eat this chefs idea of hot food. Other than that the food was very nicely presented and very nicely cooked. The Fish Tikka starter was excellent. Good, but the service could have been better and the balance of spice in the food needs to be sorted.