all cooked fresh, the quality of the food here (for a 'kebab/burger joint) is great…read morechips with salt & lemon . Mmmmmmmmmmm had the biggest burger on the menu once.bit too much for me chilli & garlic sauce is the best option (in my opinion) the salad is always fresh, tasty, crisp etc great on the kebabs & burgers the only two things against this place is that it's a little out of the centre for late night kebab eaters, & that the wait for food is a little longer than other places, but this is easily worth it as the food is so good we use this place without going to the pub first 4-5 times a year

Live so close it's very ideal for walk home munch :-) although have used them when not even been…read moredrunk! Super friendly staff , reasonably priced! Pizza a lil doughy but chicken kebabs yum yum !!

Name is Eastern Paradise. Great food and service! Recommend this restaurant for anyone who wants…read morea good Indian restaurant.

Nice poppadoms and chutneys, although the red mango chutney wasn't my favourite and no 'salad'…read morebits. The main, chicken tikka with lamb mince in the sauce, was slightly dry but flavoursome and the kulcha naan was good. Overall pretty good, worth another visit.

Small authentic Turkish restaurant. Located in the town centre, a short walk from a wide selection…read moreof bars & the local theatre. Food is cooked in front of you over hot coals. Based on a variety of kebabs (Bethi, Shish, Doner etc) but presented in a very attractive way. Also serving vegetarian. Warm flat bread & dips are a must as a starter; our favourite is the aubergine dip. Highly recommend number 14 on the menu - absolutely delicious. Drinks are a little pricey, so 'fill your boots' in the Goose next door first. They also offer a take away service, but I haven't used this to date.

I've eaten here a few times at lunchtime. I've found it to be very good. Nice atmosphere, very good…read morefood. I shall certainly go again.

We went here while we were staying at the nearby Rushton Hall. We went there because we both like…read moreMediterranean cuisine, and it had good reports. The restaurant is on two levels, with a large atrium, and something of a centrepiece chandelier. There is also a small outdoor eating area. It is located in former bank, on the junction of Desborough Road and the High Street. The best place to park is the nearby town Square, just a few minutes walk away. We both had the shish main dishes; one with chicken, and one with halloumi and falafel. These are served on grilled vegetables, and come with either rice or bulgur wheat. They are also served tzatziki and harissa sauce, and a large wedge of Turkish bread. Both excellent; very tasty, nicely prepared, and decent portions. Afterwards, my partner had the pistachio baklava, which was served with ice cream and dribbled with ground pistachio nuts. This was delicious, and clearly home-made. On the evening we went, there was an offer for one main half price with another main course. So, together with drinks, our meal came to under £35. We thought this was excellent value. Despite the fact they were extremely busy, the staff were working very hard, and service was excellent. We would happily recommend it.

Nice food shop that sell's baguettes with a wide range of fillings, If they dont have what you want…read morethey will fill it as you want. Very clean shop and lovely staff, Full of varity .

Lovely food and brilliant service. Thursday nights can get busy and so, yes there may be a…read moredelay...but look around it's packed. Thursday night is banquet night, Sunday lunch is the buffet. Any time you go the food is great. I've tried many curries but their Dansak is amazing. By far the best in Banbury. Top tip if you go on a thursday night is to go early.

its ok. but beware, it takes a very long time for the food to arrive.. think i am joking? keep an…read moreeye on your watchwho knows what goes on in the kitchen

Departing from my standard and ordered the house special with lamb....oh man. Sorry, I tried to…read morelook online to state the name of the dish, no luck. It was fantastic. BYO. This place deserves your business. Normally, I take a picture but was so excited by the time I remembered, poof, Gone!

northampton's first balti hut gets busy but it's still great…read morefood great informal atmosphere highly recommend best dish - pepper fry (eat in only) warning - take away quality can vary

The menu here is pretty extensive. I've been here three times and there are still several items I'm…read morelooking forward to trying. However, so far I haven't sampled anything better or worse from your typical Indian cuisine that you'd find in the States only here you will pay twice as much. The service is medicore at best. The environment is decent/welcoming. I love Indian food which is why I intend to come back, but only until I can find a better/more affordable Indian restaurant.

Gandhi.... I am new…read moreto England, but not new to Indian cuisine. The waiters weren't very friendly, we even tipped and never received a thank you, I guess tipping is not required in the UK. The food was mediocre at best. I did enjoy the sambar lentil soup, but it is hard to go wrong and mess up lentil soup, I cannot rate a restaurant based on lentil soup alone. I ordered the aloo lamb naan. There wasn't much aloo (aloo is potato), and the lamb just didn't taste good, basically there is a sheet of lamb that is placed inside of the naan, not really cooked in the naan it seems. There isn't a time in my life I haven't finished the whole order of naan the fatty I am, but this time I barely could eat just two bites, it just wasn't good. For the entree I ordered masala tikki lamb. The lamb was not fresh by any means and was way over cooked. It was disgusting, it did not taste good at all. Needless to say, I did not eat much of my entree. The masala had an over powering taste of coconut, you cannot cover up nasty tasting meat with coconut, nice try though! Never not liked masala tikki before. Rude service. Gross Indian food. All out fail. Sorry Gandhi, you won't be on the receiving end of my pounds any more. For 32 pounds which equals $51.52 USA dollars, it was a total waste of money! If you are experienced at eating Indian cuisine, you will not like Gandhi.