Cafe Spice — Restaurant in St. Helier

Café Spice in Jersey is a true culinary treasure, offering a delightful fusion of Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine that warms both the heart and soul.

From the moment you walk through the doors, and greeted by Sam and his Staff, you’re enveloped in an inviting ambiance where modern elegance meets traditional charm. The warm hues, cozy seating, and subtle cultural accents create an atmosphere that feels both exotic and familiar—perfect for a relaxed meal with family or friends.

The menu is a celebration of the rich culinary heritage of both India and Bangladesh, showcasing a vibrant array of dishes that are as flavorful as they are diverse. Each dish is crafted with care, using authentic home made spices and local ingredients that transport your taste buds on a journey through the rich landscapes of South Asia. Whether you’re savoring a robust Indian curry, a delicately spiced Bangladeshi fish dish, or a fragrant biryani, thwre is something for everyone in every bite which is a testament to the collective passion and expertise of both Sam and his team.

The service at Café Spice is equally impressive. The staff are warm, welcoming, and always eager to share their knowledge of the menu, helping you navigate the many delicious options available. Their genuine hospitality makes you feel like more than just a customer—they make you feel like a cherished guest.

Café Spice is more than just a restaurant; it’s a place where you can experience the rich, comforting flavors of Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine in an atmosphere that feels like home. If you’re looking for an unforgettable dining experience in Jersey, Café Spice is an...

I was in Jersey for work and decided to have a curry on my last evening. I asked a few people directly for recommendations, this restaurant was mentioned a few times. I decided to give it a try. I was greeted by the owner, who was a proper character. He was an excellent host, passionate about his restaurant and the dishes on the menu. I am a member of a Gentleman's Curry Club, we have sampled many restaurants, and know a good one. This is definitely one of the good one's, a great choice of dishes, great service and an excellent atmosphere. My only slight issue is with the price of the curries. I had a Chicken Pasanda, which was delicious, but expensive. I normally expect to pay anything between £10 and £15 for the curry, this was £19.95. By the time I added 2 poppadoms, special rice, a Keema Nan, and a lager shandy, my bill (with service included) came to £55. That is to date the most I've paid for a curry meal for one person. I would definitely still go back and highly recommend you give it a try, just be prepared for a...

What an absolute gem, I visited solo in March and then again in May with a colleague as i thought she'd like it.

Quality ingredients, my dish was perfect - some of the best I've ever eaten and I've eaten a lot over the last 25 years!

The garlic naan light and fluffy, perfectly balanced amount of ghee.

My colleague had Mutta Paneer, the front of house excitedly told us the paneer is made in house, it was sublime, i tasted a piece and was really impressed.

Furthermore to this the front of house genuinely was some of the best service I've ever experienced, really solid service, the waiters taking time to help recommend dishes for those wanting advice, another waiter treated a group of young lads to a spice challenge with their poppadums' and genuinely was a joy to listen to him buzz around the small restaurant.

Lads, if you see this, genuinely well done - you are a credit to...