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Where to eat Indian food in Rock: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Rock, United Kingdom including The Journeyman Restaurant & Cookery School, The White Heron, The Raj Indian Bar and Restaurant
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1. The Journeyman Restaurant & Cookery School
Overall Ratings
5 based on 471 reviews
Did you know? Despite not being an Indian restaurant, The Journeyman was recently shortlisted at the British Curry Awards and voted in The Independent Newspaper's survey of the top 50 restaurants to eat curry in the UK! Our location on the historic Saint'
Reviewed By emex
Really looked forward to visiting here but was a bit disappointed as the food was average, the service was excellent and the waitress friendly and observant to checking our needs for wine, extras etc. Very clean, didn't like the lights directly over the tables. Scruffy car park and gravelly walk along lane to the entrance with quite a few steps to the door.
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2. The White Heron
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Family run, family friendly licensed restaurant with a wide variety of meals at excellent prices. Gluten free and vegetarian meals also available.
Reviewed By Anita D
Stayed at this lovely family run hotel at the end of June, for one week. Hotel is spotless. Food very tasty, quite a varied menu too. Very reasonable prices for the accomadation and the food. Would go back (if there is any availability!) Thank you Paul, Margaret and Jodie. Hi, thank you very much for choosing to stay with us. We're really pleased you enjoyed your time here. Hope that you come back again in the future!
3. The Raj Indian Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 579 reviews
Indian foods at its finest
Reviewed By JClements96
Visited with family. The place did not appear a traditional Indian resultant inside however looked nice, clean and tidy. Food was nice but lacked presentation. The main thing that let it down was the service. When I visit an Indian restaurant, I would generally expect to spend at least 1-2 hours in, maybe longer. However the staff in this restaurant rushed us too much, throwing plates and drinks down rather than placing them. All this meant we were in and out within 40 minutes. An Indian restaurant is normally meant to be a relaxing experience but this was spoilt by the stress brought to your table from being surrounded by staff that insisted on running and shouting through the restaurant and throwing food down. The staff however were polite just need to slow down to provide a better service. I would happily wait longer for good service not to feel stressed whilst eating my meal because of the stressful and loud atmosphere. The food was quite expensive.
