During my work I spend quite a bit of time on the road & I'm always on the lookout for new curry…read morecafes to try. This fantastic place is just 10 minutes or less from the M6 motorway and if I am passing Stoke around a mealtime, I always try to pop in. The owner is a very amiable guy & I enjoy my experience here every time. I recommend grabbing a couple of roti and getting tucked in to their scrumptious Karahi Lamb, with a can of mango juice. I hope it's not long before I find myself in the area again. Just finally, a last word on the premises and area. Please don't go expecting a restaurant in the traditional sense, this is a cafe with formica tables etc, but it's the food you visit for & what will make you return.

Good food do the best curries in stoke! The pizzas are not bad either. Ideally placed in heart of…read moreshelton and the prices are really competitive especially as its located in a student area

I have had a couple of curries in here - They were not bad at all - This curry house does always…read moreseem to be empty - not sure why? - It is quite big and I guess lots of people are take away eaters - Dildar also serve takeawy

Nice curries, hot stuff!read more

I'm a big fan of Indian cuisine and fortunately for me there's no shortage of places to get a curry…read morein Congleton. Beartown Spices is a dedicated Indian and Bangladeshi takeaway that suddenly appeared opposite my dentist, ideally positioned for me to pull over and pick up food on the way home from work. The food is excellent and good value. Although I did initially share the set meal for two option (£19) I lived for four days on the ample leftovers... and it tasted just as good on the fourth day. Orders are ready within about 20 minutes for pickup, and there are free sweets on the counter if you get there early. There's also a 'within the hour' delivery service that's free if you spend more than £10. Do it.

We have tried all the Indian restaurants in the area and find Beartown Spices by far the best in…read morequality, friendly service and helpfulness. Thank you all of you who work there to produce the food............we will continue to eat it!

We Have visited here twice in the 10 years we've been in Sandbach, the first time a few years after…read morewe had moved and we were so disappointed that we never went back however, with a group of friends recently, the Ganges was suggested and we went along with it and I'm more than happy to say the food was gorgeous and the staff lovely and very accommodating with the children! I would definitely go back and will be doing soon as we plan to book and go as a large group again! Would definitely recommend now

The staff are the greatest asset and that's a compliment as their food is tremendously good. They…read morealways remember our names and make a great effort to chat and be friends without overdoing it. The food is wonderful and they're happy to adjust spicyness to suit. There are 2 dishes that stand out for me; 1. Lamb Naga and 2. Lamb garlic bhahar Both options are fantastic, the first if you need some spicy heat and the second to keep vampires away!! The lack of 5 stars is only down to the fact that the prices are starting to rise a bit too quickly. Nonetheless. Go. It's fab!

So yummy! I can't remember exactly what we ordered - because we ordered so much - but the curry and…read morenaan were definitely delicious!! Still no tamarind chutney and the samosas weren't truly authentic, but well stuffed.

My student days in Stoke finished quite some years ago, however I still visit every now and then to…read moresee old friends. My friends favourite place to eat is Jaflongs which is situated right on the edge of the city centre, Hanley. I'd visited here plenty of times during my student days, however it had certainly been a good three years since I'd last visited. Nothing has changed at all since my previous visit, the food was still exceptional, however the decor is seriously in need of an update. I ordered the meat samosa to start. The casing was wonderfully crisp and not too greasy and the filling was full of flavour and perfectly seasoned. For main, as always in an Indian, I ordered a lamb rogan josh. The dozens of spices used to create this dish worked perfectly combined with the rich tomato and chilli flavour. The meat was cooked extremely well and melted in the mouth. With my curry I shared pilau rice and a plain naan bread with my friends. Both were delicious and the bread had a nice crisp to the base giving it a little bit of crunch, which along with the fluffy rice, added an element of texture to the dish. If you can overlook the dated decor this is the perfect Indian restaurant.

I haven't been here in a long long time, but I guarantee it's still amazing! Probably my first…read morecurry. Korma up until the age of 10, chicken balti there after. Always top notch. And the kulfi for dessert. Perfect! I went so much as a child they gave us a box of after eights with our bill instead of just one. Anyway, it was good 15 years ago. Couldn't of changed much since then right?

Really great food at a good price. Definatly worth a visit if you like a good curry. The only bad…read morething i can say about the place is its a little too cosy in places, and they often want to hurry you along a bit too much. However, this does mean the food comes quite quickley! Its really nice though, and we go regularly.

Arrived here with a friend at around close time and were greeted by a very sweet, friendly guy on…read morethe counter. He made suggestions as to what to go for, as we were being indecisive! The meat is halal, which meant my friend had a lot more options. We went for the Keralan chicken curry, peshwari rice and poppadoms with mango chutney. All in all the food was ok, but definitely not the best takeaway I've had in and around Manchester. I thought it was quite mean charging for the mango chutney, as dips normally come with poppadoms when ordered in a restaurants. The peshwari rice wasn't as I'd imagined (I thought it would have had similar ingredients to the naan...); it was pilau rice with bits of del monte style pear and I think peach? The curry was nice, but felt it was slightly lacking in flavour that I've tasted before. The service is spot on, I wonder whether the takeaway is catering more for the tastes of the local area, rather than more authentic Indian food?