The greatest Indian I have ever had! Wish I could visit every day…read more Staff are amazing, food is incredible!! You will never want to eat anywhere else Highly recommended

A little out of the centre of Burton on Cross Street is Apne India Cuisine. A bright and a modern…read morefeel inside; fortunately we had got there early, so we managed to get a table but the restaurant filled quickly, a mark of the popularity of such a new restaurant. It serves soft drinks but has a no license for alcohol , so you have to either go next door to the Coopers to get a pint or bring your own. Not much of a hassle really and keeps the price of the meal down. Menu wise, fairly comprehensive with lots of classic dishes and some interesting specials. What strikes you too is the price, very reasonable compared to many Indian restaurants, the mains on average about £7. After the obligatory poppadoms, with various spicy sides, we had a mixed kebab starter - a nice mix of shish kebab, chicken tikka and a bhaji, with accompanying dressed salad, a good start. For main course I had Special Biryani, a huge portion with a good helping of prawns, lamb and chicken, with an appropriately spicy sauce - just right. My wife had a chicken Polok, spinach and chicken, and my friend had one of the specials, which had whole cloves of roasted garlic in it! All great meals, very tasty and not oily or fatty, as echoed by previous reviewers. An enjoyable meal and only £40 for poppadoms, two starters, three mains, accompanying naans and three soft drinks, that's what I call a bargain! The staff were great too, friendly and helpful, without being obtrusive, which shall return very soon.

Visited bank hol weekend after hearing it is "amazing" it's is a lovely place and the food was…read moreamazing, it is a more pricey but the service is more than worth it.

This is one of the best restaurants around. The atmosphere and staff are second to none. The food…read moreis divine we love it and I'm half Pakistani so know what good curry is and anoki is authentic.

Oh my goodness! The food in this restaurant is DIVINE! and the staff are just lovely. They couldn't…read morehave been nicer or more helpful. We came on spec, on our way through to London from York, and it was so good we made a detour a week later to go there again. I had an injury and the staff made sure I was fully comfortable and well-looked after. We're absolutely going to go back!

We have never dined in yet - but have picked up takeaway food several times. We love Indian food…read moreand by process of elimination we have decided that Gurkha is definitely the best provider of Indian food for several miles around. The quality of the food is excellent, good ingredients and tasty like Indian should be - spiciness level definitely good. I would not hesitate to recommend their takeaway to anyone . Having not dined in I am not sure but the place looks inviting, clean and the staff professional and friendly. Conveniently located on a shopping street and next door to the big shopping centers. Ample parking and free after 6pm (Gurkha opens at 5.30) Two thumbs up!

This is a small balti restaurant situated near to burtob town centre, near the train station. There…read moreis plenty of free parking near by. The staff are excellent and really friendly. The food is very tasty and extremely cheap. It is well worth a visit and i will definately go again.This restaurant is licensed but you have to take your own alcohol so it makes it a very cheap night out. Highly reccomend

Their takeaway menu is here Exquisite Takeaway Menu…read more(http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/4940/exquisite-restaurant-burton-on-trent/) Have a look then order by phone.

I have to say first that the food from here is first rate BUT it's just a bit to pricy in my mind…read more Don't get me wrong the establishment looks the part when seated downstairs (upstairs is another story) and the staff are friendly. It's just that you pay quite a lot in the price of the food for all of this. The only other draw back it that there's no licensed bar BUT you can bring your own alcohol. Speed of Take-Away service is no better or worse than most busy take-away places.

Eating out is what our lass and I do best and eating out shall never happen within the dour walls…read moreof this place again. I place many reviews on websites and they are always honest and impartial, this one shall be no different:- I would not take our dog to Balti Tower in case his ability to consume anything (alive or dead) is compromised and he suffers a violent rancid curry induced death. The one star is unfortunately unavoidable. This place is truly vile.

Food is amazing. This place was one that offered take-away when in town. So glad they did. Ordered…read morethe shish kabob, nan, and lamb makhani. Delicious and very reasonably priced. A sure place I will be returning when back in town. Wish they had desserts to deliver. Maybe I missed that on the menu.

Jee Ja Jees is situated on a corner plot on the outskirts of Burton town centre, with a spacious…read morecar park to the rear. Jee Ja Jees is one Burton's most established Indian restaurants and I have dined there many times. A warm welcome is waiting for us every time we visit, which is always a good start. The front of the restaurant contains comfortable leather sofas, where you can relax whilst waiting for your table or takeaway, while having a drink from what is a sizeable and well stocked bar. The tables vary in size and are able to cope with all sizes of party, but our favourites are the spacious round tables, which are more social! The walls are adorned with murals and tree ferns pervade the dining area which adds to the ambiance. Menu wise, there is such a wide variety that it becomes almost impossible to choose. Obviously starting with poppadoms and pickle tray, then I went for a King Prawn Puri, very flavoursome, generously portioned and decorated with a sweet mango sauce around the edge, a nice touch. Mains wise between us we had some traditional dishes, - Tandoori Mixed Grill, Chicken Bhuna and I had their special Biryani. All good dishes, but the prices are approaching the expensive side, with the Biryani being just shy of £13. With accompaniments like naans, Parathas etc, this can take meals close to £25+ a head with drinks. A great meal, with friendly and efficient staff and good course pacing, but just creeping into the expensive side for regular visits, which is a shame.

The Manzil is a popular Indian restaurant, just on the periphery of Burton town centre. There is a…read morecar park to the front of the restaurant, but being on Guild Street means that leaving the car park is tricky, as this is one of the main routes into Burton. The inside of the Manzil is bright and modern, and the staff are welcoming. There are some tables near the front of the restaurant, but the main eating area is at the back. The middle section houses a well stocked bar and area where people can wait for their takeaways. The well decorated, and modern restaurant area is bright and spacious, and could probably house more tables. The feeling of not being crowded to eat your meal though is welcome. We plumped for the Manzil Mixed Biryani, as recommended by a previous reviewer and a Special Chicken Korma. The biryani was full of flavour and a great choice, the special korma was interesting with not only chicken, but also chunks of banana, pineapple and peach! We were never rushed and course pacing was perfect, overall a good night.

Went for our Friday night date, catweasel was very excited that he could go to this place, but we…read morewere both intrigued by this Indian restaurant. the first impression of this place is admittedly not very high, I expected a very small truckers cafe sytle to it, no atmosphere and poor decor, but I was pleasantly suprised! this restaurant is a good size, and has a nice feel to it, I was extremly impressed at the bubble water Walls. me and catweasel decided to have a set menu for 2 that was £22 for the both of us, a very reasonable price, and it reached our high standards, our starter was a combination of chicken and onion Bajis and popadoms, then our main was a lamb and chicken curries, rice and nann bread, both not to spicy and tasted amazing. our service was very quick and polite and we felt we were looked after well. we were also glad after our meal we didn't have that uncomfortable full feeling. I deffiently recommend this place, for couples, family's and large groups.

Excellent Indian Rerstaurant and very handy for anybody on the canal. as it's 2 or 3 minutes walk…read moreaway. Just one word of warning - it has no drinks licence so make sure you take your own. The curries are authentic and very tasty and the service is excellent. I have eaten there four times and it is still a treat to go there.

What can I say, under new management- great food, great staff, great experience…read more Great food with good size portions and lovely tasting cuisine. The staff are friendly and helpful and welcoming. Give this place a try.

We've been here a few times and are always very pleased. What I like about the cinnamon tree the…read moremost is the fact they actually give you a decent amount of meat so you don't feel like you've paid £8 for spicy onions. I usually have the bhuna but we had the jalfrezi this time and it was delicious! Lots of peppers and meat which makes a change to some other Indian restaurants in the area. A nice array of magazines to read while you wait or if I'm feeling organised I sometimes phone up before I leave and it's usually ready by the time I get there. Always piping hot which is superb because re-heating Indian takeaway will condemn your microwave for several days. If you are close by or even if you don't mind a short drive I would highly recommend this - you won't be disappointed. Also - a colleague of mine is a big Indian food lover and he always goes to the cinnamon tree for his Indian takeaways and swears by it!

Very nice, clean. Friendly Indian restaurant in the beautiful, quaint, historic little town of…read moreAshby de la Zouch - doesn't the name alone make you want to go?? We called ahead and ordered "to go". Mrs G had the egg-fried rice and rates this as the best that she has had in the UK. I had lamb vindaloo (dumb old me me!) it was hot and spicy (I have had so many disappointing experiences from local Indian restaurants that I was seeking flavor! But it was TOO hot - lesson learned :) Will we be back? Yes! Probably this week!! Soon we will dare to sit and dine inside (pandemic). BYOB Plenty of street parking.