Bengal Lounge (Dursley) — Restaurant in Stroud

Absolutely brilliant! Staff where amazing catered to all our needs and gave us plenty of time decide what we all wanted. The food was fantastic, chips and chicken tikka were unreal absolutely hit the spot. The bengal lounge is great for if your on a budget, or want a romantic night out with friends or family. It has a peaceful atmosphere, perfect if you want a quiet meal. brilliantly located and easy to get to if you’re coming this way for the day/weekend. The different coloured lights and textured ceiling made such a difference from bright blinding lights, and overall is such a calming and pleasant place to have a meal in. Will absolutely rave about this place always. we are not a bit disappointed with our meal the place was clean and well set out giving space to move around and not feel crowded. Our servers were great and it’s lovely to see the two young boys serving/cleaning/working in such a great community. Honestly cannot hype this place up enough, it’s clean quiet and quick, perfect for families, significant others or friends. Will be...

Absolutely stunning setting beautiful lights and amazingly laid out tables the food absolutely delectable my favourite place to eat went unexpectedly with friend one server really stood out and had amazing service it's brilliant to see younger people working in our communities I really did just have the perfect time their chicken korma was my favourite will definitely be going back again I honestly couldn't go anywhere better it's not most people first place to go but it really should be will never say anything bad about them their chips were just top impeccable I have never eaten anything like them before food was cooked to perfection nothing was raw or overcooked their chef must be brilliant and really kind staff overall also it is very clean and you see them clean up everything multiple time to be at the top...

This was easily the worst "curry" I've ever had. Every dish tasted the same - of nothing. Just a sort of tomato and onion slop with lumps of lamb so tough I thought i was on I'm A Celebrity. The dal was the same but with half a pound of onions in and hardly any lentils. Cauliflower undercooked. "Bombay Potatoes" were just potatoes, no discernable spices. In fact, think of all the spices you think should be in a curry and put "no" before it. No cumin, no coriander, no turmeric, no cardamom, no chilli, no flavour and definitely NOT a curry in any sense of the word. No idea why I even...