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Where to eat Indian food in New Brighton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in New Brighton, United Kingdom including Elachi, Saffron Waterloo, Sanskruti Restaurant, Magic Spices, Mowgli Street Food - Water Street, YUKTI Indian Street Fusion, Barton Rouge
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7. Barton Rouge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 478 reviews
We promise an intimate and relaxed dining experience that offers something different to local and foreign patrons and ensures you enjoy a memorable food experience every time. For those with pure food indulgence in mind, come next door and sate your desir
Reviewed By ghn27
Needed a Curry Restaurant near to our hotel so chose Baton Rouge as was within walking distance. Large restaurant with great atmosphere. Food was great and service good despite being busy. Would definitely recommend. Only negative was no mobile signal.
6. YUKTI Indian Street Fusion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 435 reviews
Reviewed By eolcina
We went a family including two childreen. We had great indian food, including veggi options. Children menu and mild options available for kids. Staff were very kind. Tables are spacious and confortable. The only thing I would improve are the sauces that go with the pappadums. Price 60pound. We would come back!
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5. Mowgli Street Food - Water Street
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1365 reviews
Reviewed By Kelstongh
On arrival, the decor is stunning, different, beautiful. The atmosphere was buzzing, the aroma smelt delicious. Our waiting staff were extremely friendly, helpful and attentive without being in your face. The food was amazing, every dish was a delight to your taste buds. Would definitely return if back in Liverpool.
4. Magic Spices
Overall Ratings
4 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By SuesPinner_12
Went here to celebrate a friend's birthday whilst we were staying in New Brighton. Have eaten in this restaurant before and, as always, the food was delicious. Modern restaurant but with nice atsmosphere and friendly staff. Will visit again when we are next in New Brighton.
3. Sanskruti Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 360 reviews
We believe nothing represents India more than its classical cuisine and vibrant culture, which we express in each of our dishes. We offer a wide variety of choices, many of which you are unlikely to find at any other restaurant in Liverpool. We only use t
Reviewed By Richard A
Our booking was very efficiently dealt with. Very good friendly and attentive staff who graciously reminded us that the table was needed after we had been there for a couple of hours. Food excellent. Prices very reasonable - join the email list for an added bonus discount. Great buzzy atmosphere.
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2. Saffron Waterloo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 588 reviews
Also traditional Nepalese food
Reviewed By twinmum594
Delicious vegan options clearly marked on the menu. Many of the dishes can be ordered in side dish or main size, so we were able to order a good selection. The food was really delicious, freshly made and obviously cooked with care. Good value for money and the staff were very pleasant and attentive. Allergy information is available if you need it.
1. Elachi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By lawrencew802
My girlfriend and I visited Elachi based purely on trip advisor ratings and the feedback given on the reviews. Unfortunately our experience didnât quite meet those who gave glowing recommendations. Overall, Elachi delivered a distinctly average experience in all parts from service to food quality and it wonât live long in our memory. During our visit we ate poppadoms with a chutney tray which I must say were good; we really enjoyed the tamarind dip. Regrettably the chicken chaat didnât really tick any boxes. The pancake was thick and claggy, with the sauce lacking any flavour or spice. The lamb tikka masala was served in a sauce so overly sweet, it seemed like weâd finished off our evening with a dessert. The lamb was actually cooked to an okay standard, but unfortunately the sauce it was served with just wasnât good enough. Lastly the service. Although, it wasnât a service of negative quality, like the meal it was extremely hit and miss. The lady who served us was nice and tried to do all she could for us, but unfortunately the naan bread failed to reach the table and had to be taken off our bill because we had already finished eating before anyone remembered to bring it.I canât put my stamp of approval on this restaurant but the other 80+ 5* reviews canât all be wrong, so maybe our sub-par experience was a one-off.
