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Where to eat Indian food in St. John's: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in St. John's, Antigua, Caribbean. In St. John's, the capital city of Antigua, farmers markets, candy- colored architecture and the ruins of sugar plantations vie for attention with a kaleidoscope of coral reefs and sailing adventures. Salute the white baroque towers of St. John's Cathedral that dominate the skyline before joining the flocks of cruise passengers on a Heritage Quay shopping excursion. To experience the island's early cultures, visit the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, housed in a 1750s colonial courthouse.
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1. Spices of India
Authentic Indian Cuisine prepared with original Spices imported from India and Chefs from India. experience the real taste of India. our offerings from Tandoori to curry verities and Basmati Rice.
Reviewed By 759terryr
Had lunch on the balcony overlooking Redcliff Quay. Tried the curry chicken and Tikka masala and an order of samosa. Generous portions with just the right amount of spices at a good price.
2. Spices of India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Diana P
We love this restaurant! Price still decent even if is not the cheapest place to go... Food is really yummy and they do everything at the moment, so go with enough time to enjoy... They always ask how spicy you want your food wich is amazing because other way many people could not enjoy indian food.Very easy to park since is in a walking mall!!! Do not accept card but there is an ATM in the mall...Love it!Thank you for the review!!
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3. New Taste of India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
We serve halal meat
Reviewed By cosmicmouse
Raju serves great Indian food and is very friendly. we walked all around town trying to choose where to eat between the over priced cruise-tourist places and the cheaper places where we had been disappointed or which were inexplicably closed. this was the solution! reasonable prices and good quality dishes with a more complex and subtle flavour than local roti etc. the rice was a decent portion size too. some Indian people visiting Antigua chose to eat here and enjoyed it.Raju is multi lingual and plans to rename the resto The New Taste of India
