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Top 3 Indian food in Crantock, England, United Kingdom
Best Indian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Indian food in Crantock. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Indian restaurants near you.. Crantock (Cornish: Lanngorrow) is a coastal civil parish and a village in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The village is approximately two miles (3 km) southwest of Newquay.
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1. Maharajah Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2727 reviews
The Maharajah restaurant which was established in 1980 is open from 5.30 pm until late, seven days a week. The restaurant is the only real Indian restaurant in Newquay (and possibly Cornwall) here you will find traditional Indian food served in a restaura
Reviewed By Y9336KHalisonh
This is a very good Indian restaurant. Been here for a very long time. Overlooking the sea . Quality food and they also deliver. Would recommend this to all curry fans.
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2. Indian summer
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4 based on 386 reviews
Indian Summer is located in the heart of Newquay town centre a minutes walk from beach.at Indian Summer we pride ourselves on our mouth watering dishes created exclusively by our award wining chef using only the finest quality ingredients.................
Reviewed By Sonz2407
We had our first take away from here last night it was the best curry take away Iâve had for ages.Definitely recommend it to anyone living or staying on holiday in Newquay. The staff were very friendly.Thank you we will return again for sure
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3. Zaman's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 426 reviews
Reviewed By K2292
We visited this restaurant whilst on holiday in the area on a Saturday night. The restaurant car park is small so we had to park on a residential street nearby. The restaurant upon entering was very hot, busy and slightly cramped. The food was quite good and the nan bread quite special and different, however the meat dishes were much the same as other Indian restaurants. It was only upon ordering food we discovered that the restaurant is alcohol free and you need to bring your own alcohol. As others have stated this does need to be stated online/website and maybe upon booking, especially as the area has transient customers on holiday who may not know this. We had to settle with soft drinks instead. There were lots of loud groups and large tables and with the restaurant being so small and tight along with the loud groups in tables closely it doesn't make for the most relaxing of meals.
