Wonderful Indian restaurant, see my full review here…read more http://thetwoolives.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/review-raj-of-hertford.html

In my humble view - the best and most consistent in terms of quality food. The tables are quite…read moreclose together inside - but the service is good and the takeaway is top. In fact, I will be paying a visit later.....

A very busy Indian restaurant in the centre of Hertford…read more Having visited most of the Indians in Hertford , I can say that this one is probably the busiest! It is the largest one and the food and the service was very good - considering they were so busy!

They have yet to get a takeway order right for us on a Saturday night. A Busy spot with nice…read morewaiters, good furnishings and food.

It is a great place for a curry the food is very high quality sometimes when I have ordered it has…read moretaken more than told for delivery may sometimes feel a bit sickles but overall a very good reasturant

From the owner: Tandoori Nights has changed the Indian takeaway experience in Hoddesdon. It's been almost two…read moredecades Tandoori Nights is serving the hungry customers. Why won't their food be so tasty and classy? They are proud to be four times award winning takeaway. The chef of this restaurant has been awarded "Chef of the Year 2013". Our core ethos has always been making sure our dishes are cooked to order and delivered piping hot to your door.

It's not in Ware but in the village of Stanstead Abbotts (nearest railway station is St Margaret's…read more(Herts))! A well established Indian restaurant. Not to be confused with another Indian restaurant in the village! Service and food excellent! Booking is recommended. Restaurant has air conditioning and free wifi if you ask waiter for password.

Good place to try Indian food. I selected coconut rice. Nice!…read moreClosed holiday inn hotel. There is a car parking area back of the restaurant. So parking is very easy.

We go here on a regular basis and have always found it to be a good place to eat. The food is…read moretypical 'Indian' but there is a chefs special section on the menu which is worth a try. Staff are very friendly and the food arrives in good time. The little bit extra is the free liquer and after eight mint with the bill.

Went for the Zafrani here. It was nice but pushed my comfortable heat boundaries…read more Had all the typical accompaniments, of which the yellow sauce (what is that stuff?) that came with the papadoms was the stand out.

I went here two weeks ago. The food was okay, quite a wide…read morechoice on the menu only downsides were very noisy and decor could do with being updated. Do not go here for a romantic meal.

the asian man gave me noodles with peanut butter on it instead of curry. i asked them to give me a…read morerefund and then they gave me different food instead witch i didn't want. and the people were very rude to me do not go there.

I love this place! Really full menu with authentic food, good service, very friendly staff and a…read morefull bar. Quite quiet early evening although does get busy after 8:30pm.

Haunt of the famous and not so famous. An old Little Chef restaurant converted into a high quality…read moredine in or take out restaurant. David and Victoria Beckham and the Gascoignes amongst others have eaten here and it's not hard to see why. A little quiet if you are dining in the restaurant if you prefer a bit of background music but a great place to take the girlfriend for a romantic meal. It's not cheap and you'd need a taxi if you wanted a booze up and trip home but a great take out and dine in with the usual selection of dishes and great beer, the essential ingredient of any good Indian restaurant. And if you doubt the service, get this, they even carry your takeaway bag to the door, open it and then give the bag to you. Snazzy eh!!

Ruby is an elegant fine dining Indian restaurant just on the edge of Hertford town centre. You…read morecan't miss it as it's bright orange on the outside. The restaurant looks like a transformed Tudor house where inside resembled a 19th century British Indian influence decor. It had lovely exposed beams and columns inside giving the place a bit of history and rusticness amongst his classy decor and fancy table layout. Service was very professional and well mannered. A Mango lassi This is off the menu but make sure you ask for it. Not the richest of mangos but still very refreshing and nice to have. A good thick consistency with a lovely fruity sweet yogurt flavour Prawn puri A delightful starter. The prawns were fresh and springy in a wonderfully tangy sweet mildly spiced curry. Matching with that was the lovely doughy and stretchy puri bread which did a great job at soaking the complex curry sauce as well as prolonging the flavours of the prawns and the fried bread as I moreishly chewed my way through it. Baigun I didn't expect this to end up being one of my favourite aubergine dishes of all times. It was incredible. The aubergine was roasted to perfection creating a lovely gooey buttery flesh. Then stuffed with spinach, cheese and herbs and baked to create an explosion of flavours, exaggerating all the silky and velvety textures. The cheese became the glue binding everything together as well as lifting its umami flavours. Served with a sweet tangy mild spiced chilli sauce to add a nice zing to it Shamee kebab A nice fragrant herby kebab, flattened out into patties. Sadly it lost a lot of moisture in the cooking process making it quite dense and dry. However the complex spices and flavours were still very much predominant and enjoyed. The fried egg lace was nice to have for texture but didn't really do much for flavour Ruby special Kacchi biriani Lovely rich and savoury spiced stewed beef, cooked into it's soft and took on all the complex flavours. Not the most succulent but tender enough and I enjoyed it throughly with the delicious mild vegetable curry which helped retain moisture in dish throughout. Seasoning was perfect and everything had depth. The boiled egg was very much welcomed adding a nice contrast in texture and a refreshing taste. Served on top of basmati rice which was cooked perfectly al dente and moist Sag ponir Where east meets west. Spinach cooked in a mild creamy sauce with cheddar cheese added. A great side to have especially when eating with rice or naan, keeping things moist whilst adding a nice touch of comfort with its creaminess. Flavours kept light to it was wasn't overtaking the flavours of the other dishes Ruby gosht A lovely mild and aromatic curry, rich in flavour with its sweet umami tomato flavours and tastebuds tickling spices. It was thick in consistency and embraced the lamb well, seeping its flavours into every chunk of it and in return took on its meaty flavours. The lamb was tender enough but slightly on the dry side. Luckily the lovely boiled egg gave the dish a break in its texture being much softer and lighter. An excellent curry Peshwari naan Not the fluffiness of naan but instead quite crisp chewy around the edges. Still it was nicely stuffed with coconut and almond paste giving it lovely rich sweet flavour and nuttiness which made it more likeable to slowly chew through the naan and enjoy the flavours. Went very well with the more savoury curries I think all Ruby lacks to make it the perfect experience is charm. As great as service was, it doesn't hurt for staff to smile a bit. In terms of food I can honestly say it is a lot better than most Indian restaurants in London. Some dishes may not be the most traditional way of cooking it, like using cheddar in the Sag Ponir but it works and all the dishes were aromatic and delicious. In my opinion this is the finest Indian restaurant you are ever going to get in Hertford.

Ruby is a new contemporary Indian in Hertford…read more Quality of the food is excellent - nicely flavoured, and not massive portions like you can get in some Indian restaurants. Lots of waiters around so service is very good - no waiting for drink refills, paying your bill etc. Here is the classy bit - they now offer a free pick-up service using their new brightly coloured tuk-tuk. The vehicle is a genuine Indian Tuk Tuk made by a company called King and imported into the UK by Auto Rickshaws Europe. It has been converted to run on LPG and can seat 3 passengers in addition to the driver. The vehicle will be used as a free shuttle service for customers who live within Hertford. When making a booking customers can ask to be picked up in the Tuk Tuk. After your meal you can either be taken home or dropped off in the town. If you see the tuk-tuk driving around the town you can also give the driver a wave and he will give you a lift to Ruby.