Laid-back restaurant offering Indian food, craft beers & cocktails, plus a take-out option.
At a glance
#54 of 59 Restaurants in Birmingham #20 of 22 Indian restaurants in BirminghamLocalGuideWorld score: 4.11
Rating breakdown
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5 ★59%
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4 ★18%
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3 ★8%
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2 ★5%
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1 ★10%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of The Indian Streatery?
- The Indian Streatery is rated 4.1 out of 5 based on 1,309 reviews.
- How does The Indian Streatery rank in Birmingham?
- The Indian Streatery is #54 of 59 Restaurants in Birmingham by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is The Indian Streatery located?
- 21a Bennetts Hill, Birmingham B2 5QP, United Kingdom — 0.2 km from the center of Birmingham.
- How can I contact The Indian Streatery?
- Phone: +44 121 643 5334 · Website: theindianstreatery.co.uk
I recently had the pleasure of dining at this Indian restaurant, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The food is not just delicious but also bursting with authentic flavors. I had the privilege of visiting with my Indian friend, and she mentioned that the dishes here come incredibly close to the taste of home, which speaks volumes about its authenticity.
For those who follow a vegan diet, you'll be pleased to know that there is a wide array of delectable vegan options on the menu. The staff at the restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating, making our visit even more enjoyable. Their helpfulness added a special touch to the overall dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a taste of India that's both authentic and welcoming.
For those who follow a vegan diet, you'll be pleased to know that there is a wide array of delectable vegan options on the menu. The staff at the restaurant were incredibly friendly and accommodating, making our visit even more enjoyable. Their helpfulness added a special touch to the overall dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a taste of India that's both authentic and welcoming.
One of the best Indian food places in the city centre. Bharta and Kulcha is a must try if you are okay with Aubergine.
They have a few interesting Cocktails to go along.
They have a few interesting Cocktails to go along.
Visited this Indian restaurant for lunch while at work and it was good. The restaurant is very close to work and had a lunch offer which was the pull for it. The curry was pretty good and I went for the optional Chai as well which was top notch.
The portion size was smaller than expected for £6.50 compared to prices in B'ham and the chai would have been better if it was bundled up with the food which would make it less costly. But we shouldn't complain about paying £2.50 for a good chai when a Starbucks costs £5. Will try a proper sit-down meal here later and review.
The portion size was smaller than expected for £6.50 compared to prices in B'ham and the chai would have been better if it was bundled up with the food which would make it less costly. But we shouldn't complain about paying £2.50 for a good chai when a Starbucks costs £5. Will try a proper sit-down meal here later and review.
We ordered Behl puri and pani puri as a snack in the evening. As we entered the store, the lady asked, "Do you have a reservation, or else you have to leave within an hour?"
The portion of Bhel puri was very small, with more tomatoes and cucumber than expected. The Pani puri was good but came in small sizes, and the quantity was also very limited.
The portion of Bhel puri was very small, with more tomatoes and cucumber than expected. The Pani puri was good but came in small sizes, and the quantity was also very limited.
Great Indi-cafe experience, we took a quick hop while on our way to London. A good variety of street snacks, home cooked black daal & green/red chapattis were amazing. On top, staff had warm hospitality & were courteous. A must visit if you are looking for street food & home cooked meals.
Such a great experience, I highly recommend going there. The service was very welcoming and helpful in picking which meals/drinks to combine. The food really felt home-made and was packed with flavours. The decoration and overall atmosphere was good. I recommend the first mocktail with vanilla, and for food take your pick, some dishes are similar to Mediterranean ones (aubergines and minced meat) and there's a great variety of bread. Prices are also good
First time going here and had always wanted to go and wow so glad I did. Me and my sister went before going to the hippodrome. The staff were really helpful in explaining the menu and what was what. They were very attentive and made at all times we were ok and enjoying the food. We order some small plates to share. We had the chicken pakora burger, the minted lamb burger, lamb kofta and another dish. The flavours were amazing and so fresh that good we order another two dishes of lamb kofta and lamb and spinach with another garlic bread. I can not rate them enough and the food really was out of this world.we will be returning but I do advise you book as only a small place and very busy xxx
Booked a table in advance and showed up 15 minutes early. Was immediately seated at a table that had been reserved. There were a few long hairs & an eyelash on the table but we didn't make a fuss by mentioning it.
It's a small place, & at that point, it was quiet. There were just 2 other people dining with each other in there.
We were seated right by the door & saw three groups of walk-ins gradually come in & get seated, then they started to get served while nobody even looked at us. After over 35 minutes I was thinking of walking out but my wife shouted a waiter over to finally take our order for both drinks & food.
Their meat is halal (you have to ask them this, it's not stated or signposted anywhere), so we ordered 5 small vegetarian dishes to share.
When the food eventually came out, it was average at best, some parts of it were cold, & it was definitely not worthy of the trouble we'd had up to then. My second beer was flat too.
I will remember this as the first time in 15 years of marriage that I've had to apologise to my wife for taking her out to dinner.
It's a small place, & at that point, it was quiet. There were just 2 other people dining with each other in there.
We were seated right by the door & saw three groups of walk-ins gradually come in & get seated, then they started to get served while nobody even looked at us. After over 35 minutes I was thinking of walking out but my wife shouted a waiter over to finally take our order for both drinks & food.
Their meat is halal (you have to ask them this, it's not stated or signposted anywhere), so we ordered 5 small vegetarian dishes to share.
When the food eventually came out, it was average at best, some parts of it were cold, & it was definitely not worthy of the trouble we'd had up to then. My second beer was flat too.
I will remember this as the first time in 15 years of marriage that I've had to apologise to my wife for taking her out to dinner.
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