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Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant — Restaurant in England

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Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Hartlepool Art Gallery
Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7EQ, United Kingdom
The Museum of Hartlepool
Jackson Dock, Maritime Ave, Hartlepool TS24 0XZ, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Sambuca Hartlepool restaurant
20-21 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7DH, United Kingdom
The Ward Jackson - JD Wetherspoon
3-9 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7EU, United Kingdom
Railway Cafe Hartlepool
8 Regency Dr, Hartlepool TS25 1LX, United Kingdom
Baan Thai Restaurant
57 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7DX, United Kingdom
Popadoms
19 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7DH, United Kingdom
The Owl
6 Scarborough St, Hartlepool TS24 7DA, United Kingdom
Old West Quay Brewers Fayre
Maritime Ave, Hartlepool TS24 0XZ, United Kingdom
McDonald's
Marina Way, Hartlepool TS24 0XR, United Kingdom
Mumbai At The Grand Hartlepool
Grand Hotel, Swainson St, Hartlepool TS24 8AA, United Kingdom
King Johns Tavern
1 South Rd, Hartlepool TS26 9HD, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Hillcarter Hotel
Hillcarter Hotel, 32 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7DH, United Kingdom
Travelodge Hartlepool Marina
Metropolitan Park, The Lanyard, Hartlepool TS24 0XS, United Kingdom
OYO Studiotel Hartlepool
22-24 Scarborough St, Hartlepool TS24 7DA, United Kingdom
Best Western Grand Hotel Hartlepool
The Grand Hotel, Swainson St, Hartlepool TS24 8AA, United Kingdom
Premier Inn Hartlepool Marina hotel
Maritime Ave, Hartlepool TS24 0XZ, United Kingdom
Maritime House
Hartlepool TS24 0UX, United Kingdom
The Douglas Hotel
2 Grange Rd, Hartlepool TS26 8JA, United Kingdom
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Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant
United KingdomEnglandDilshad Tandoori Restaurant

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Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant

49a, 50 Church St, Hartlepool TS24 7DX, United Kingdom
4.2(197)$$$$
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attractions: Hartlepool Art Gallery, The Museum of Hartlepool, restaurants: Sambuca Hartlepool restaurant, The Ward Jackson - JD Wetherspoon, Railway Cafe Hartlepool, Baan Thai Restaurant, Popadoms, The Owl, Old West Quay Brewers Fayre, McDonald's, Mumbai At The Grand Hartlepool, King Johns Tavern
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+44 1429 272727
Website
dilshadtandoorirestaurant.co.uk

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Featured dishes

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Chicken Jalfrezi Wrap
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Chicken Tikka Masala
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Chicken Tikka Masala
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Chicken Dansak
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Chicken Bhuna
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Chicken Balti
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Mushroom Pilau Rice

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Nearby attractions of Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant

Hartlepool Art Gallery

The Museum of Hartlepool

Hartlepool Art Gallery

Hartlepool Art Gallery

4.6

(121)

Open 24 hours
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The Museum of Hartlepool

The Museum of Hartlepool

4.5

(42)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Sat, Dec 20 • 6:30 PM
Durham Town Hall, Market Place, Durham, DH1 3NJ
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Durham’s Landmarks and Legends: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
Thu, Dec 18 • 12:00 AM
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Durham Food Tour
Fri, Dec 19 • 11:30 AM
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Nearby restaurants of Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant

Sambuca Hartlepool restaurant

The Ward Jackson - JD Wetherspoon

Railway Cafe Hartlepool

Baan Thai Restaurant

Popadoms

The Owl

Old West Quay Brewers Fayre

McDonald's

Mumbai At The Grand Hartlepool

King Johns Tavern

Sambuca Hartlepool restaurant

Sambuca Hartlepool restaurant

4.6

(571)

Click for details
The Ward Jackson - JD Wetherspoon

The Ward Jackson - JD Wetherspoon

4.1

(856)

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Railway Cafe Hartlepool

Railway Cafe Hartlepool

4.3

(146)

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Baan Thai Restaurant

Baan Thai Restaurant

4.6

(122)

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Prospero1960Prospero1960
I was a regular at the Dilshad about 30 years ago when I lived in Hartlepool. So last week when I was in town for an old school reunion, I was pleased to see it was still going. It's near the railway station and opens at 4:30pm, so I decided to have an early dinner there before my train left. A friend had already told me it's still the best Indian restaurant in town, so I had high expectations. I was not disappointed. Arriving as the doors opened, I was the only sit-in customer for a while, but others soon arrived. At non-peak times they do a £10.95 5-item deal (£1 extra if you want items from the tandoor), so I picked this, and also ordered a couple of papadums and chutneys at extra cost, and a pint of draught Kingfisher for £4.50. The chutneys included a red sauce with a lovely unique flavour I had not tasted before. They told me it was a "Hartlepool special". The mixed kebab starter was simply excellent - check photo. Several pieces each of chicken tikka, lamb tikka and sheek kebab, served with a fresh salad, spices and garnish. For main I had the Karai chicken tikka, which again was superb, with pilau rice. The deal also included a plain nan bread. Portions were generous and I ended up taking away a small container with remains of chicken and rice, together with half of the nan. Service was good - staff immaculately presented and attentive without being intrusive. Were interested to hear how I had been a regular 30 years previously, probably before most of them were born. Bill was £20 in total on card, and I left a cash tip. Highly recommended, one of the best Indian meals I have had, and as my friend had told me, probably the only Indian restaurant worth considering in the area.
Astiak AhmedAstiak Ahmed
We arrived here after visiting the Royal Navy museum nearby and were blown away by the flavours of the food here. We started off with poppadoms and a mixed grill starter which the kids enjoyed. The mixed grill starter included onion bhaji, lamb chops, chicken tikka, kebabs and masala fish. All of them were great and went down well with the kids. For our mains, the Naan and rice was fresh, the tandoori chicken was cooked in a proper tandoori oven, the chicken korai curry was flavourful and the chicken was cooked to perfection for both dishes. Highly recommend the food here. Great service throughout our visit too. Everything is halal too. We'll definitely visit again if we're ever in the area.
Kayleigh WoodKayleigh Wood
Ordered a masala and it came SWEET, as though the chef had put half a kilo of sugar in it. I have had many masalas before all around the world and this one was revolting. I called up to tell them and they told me this was how the chef makes them. They said they would send another but I would have to pay. They eventually sent out a bhuna as a replacement and it was half full of oil. Disgusting.
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I was a regular at the Dilshad about 30 years ago when I lived in Hartlepool. So last week when I was in town for an old school reunion, I was pleased to see it was still going. It's near the railway station and opens at 4:30pm, so I decided to have an early dinner there before my train left. A friend had already told me it's still the best Indian restaurant in town, so I had high expectations. I was not disappointed. Arriving as the doors opened, I was the only sit-in customer for a while, but others soon arrived. At non-peak times they do a £10.95 5-item deal (£1 extra if you want items from the tandoor), so I picked this, and also ordered a couple of papadums and chutneys at extra cost, and a pint of draught Kingfisher for £4.50. The chutneys included a red sauce with a lovely unique flavour I had not tasted before. They told me it was a "Hartlepool special". The mixed kebab starter was simply excellent - check photo. Several pieces each of chicken tikka, lamb tikka and sheek kebab, served with a fresh salad, spices and garnish. For main I had the Karai chicken tikka, which again was superb, with pilau rice. The deal also included a plain nan bread. Portions were generous and I ended up taking away a small container with remains of chicken and rice, together with half of the nan. Service was good - staff immaculately presented and attentive without being intrusive. Were interested to hear how I had been a regular 30 years previously, probably before most of them were born. Bill was £20 in total on card, and I left a cash tip. Highly recommended, one of the best Indian meals I have had, and as my friend had told me, probably the only Indian restaurant worth considering in the area.
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Prospero1960

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We arrived here after visiting the Royal Navy museum nearby and were blown away by the flavours of the food here. We started off with poppadoms and a mixed grill starter which the kids enjoyed. The mixed grill starter included onion bhaji, lamb chops, chicken tikka, kebabs and masala fish. All of them were great and went down well with the kids. For our mains, the Naan and rice was fresh, the tandoori chicken was cooked in a proper tandoori oven, the chicken korai curry was flavourful and the chicken was cooked to perfection for both dishes. Highly recommend the food here. Great service throughout our visit too. Everything is halal too. We'll definitely visit again if we're ever in the area.
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Ordered a masala and it came SWEET, as though the chef had put half a kilo of sugar in it. I have had many masalas before all around the world and this one was revolting. I called up to tell them and they told me this was how the chef makes them. They said they would send another but I would have to pay. They eventually sent out a bhuna as a replacement and it was half full of oil. Disgusting.
Kayleigh Wood

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Reviews of Dilshad Tandoori Restaurant

4.2
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5.0
3y

I was a regular at the Dilshad about 30 years ago when I lived in Hartlepool. So last week when I was in town for an old school reunion, I was pleased to see it was still going. It's near the railway station and opens at 4:30pm, so I decided to have an early dinner there before my train left. A friend had already told me it's still the best Indian restaurant in town, so I had high expectations. I was not disappointed.

Arriving as the doors opened, I was the only sit-in customer for a while, but others soon arrived. At non-peak times they do a £10.95 5-item deal (£1 extra if you want items from the tandoor), so I picked this, and also ordered a couple of papadums and chutneys at extra cost, and a pint of draught Kingfisher for £4.50. The chutneys included a red sauce with a lovely unique flavour I had not tasted before. They told me it was a "Hartlepool special".

The mixed kebab starter was simply excellent - check photo. Several pieces each of chicken tikka, lamb tikka and sheek kebab, served with a fresh salad, spices and garnish.

For main I had the Karai chicken tikka, which again was superb, with pilau rice. The deal also included a plain nan bread. Portions were generous and I ended up taking away a small container with remains of chicken and rice, together with half of the nan.

Service was good - staff immaculately presented and attentive without being intrusive. Were interested to hear how I had been a regular 30 years previously, probably before most of them were born. Bill was £20 in total on card, and I left a cash tip.

Highly recommended, one of the best Indian meals I have had, and as my friend had told me, probably the only Indian restaurant worth considering...

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1.0
43w

Avoid at all costs Should be 0 stars to be honest waited 3 hours for food fair enough you got busy but if you cant handle it stop taking orders when it finally arrived it was missing items told they said it would be another 20mins this would make it near 11 at night for rest to arrive said dont bother just want my money back said they would bank transfer which they did not "too busy" It takes 2 seconds to ! Went into see them as not happy after havimg cold chicken tika which just got tossed in the bin told them to come back for food but driver had left the area 5 mins after drop off and i asked for a full refund and they only offered me a 5 pound then slammed 2 pound on the till. 7 pound back from 25 quid its diagraceful! And also broke data protection as they just had my bank details and name on their till on show!!!! If you look at just eat reviews you will see the issues from others wish i read before ordering could of saved a...

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5.0
13y

I started going back to The Dilshad about a year ago, I eat a lot of curries so i do move about the restaurants but The Dilshad is the one i use the most. Sit in or take away i think ive had one meal which wasnt top notch in the last year. The price is very competitive especially on thursday and sunday when the 3 course special is on, they may call it 5 course but lets be honest its 3. But for 8 quid take away or 9 quid sit in its an absolute bargain.The place has just been re-decorated which doesn't mean a lot to me but looks very nice. The staff are very friendly and good at their jobs and the main thing....The Food, Very close to ten out of ten for me, get a vindaloo and you can taste every ingredient unlike a lot of places who just plough the curry powder and chilli's in because its a vindaloo. I've tried a lot of the chefs specials and to be honest my mouth is watering thinking about them, give it a go, see...

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