With the new owners settled in this place has regained its standing as a popular and stylish curry…read morehouse. I often get take aways from here and occasionally eat in the restaurant too. The decor is modern, the service is good and the food is pretty good, although not to the standard of Moment of India and probably not as hot as 90% of curry houses. I can eat a Babe Blooz vindaloo whereas normally I would go for a madras. A nice restaurant - 2nd best in Mkt Harborough after Moment of India - just because the latter makes more complex and flavoursome curries.

Visited on a friday night - was very quiet....we were the only diners in the restaurant…read more Restaurant was cold and not very comfortable. Food ok Toilets looked like they needed a good fresh paint job as it looked a bit tired. Food ok, but nothing special. Would use again for take-aways but not for eating in, unless something changes!

I ate there last night for my birthday; the food was fine, but I felt that the service was bad and…read morethe staff were not interested. overall I think they use good quality ingredients but it was not a joyfull experince and so over priced; it was only a boring Wednesday night and that was reflected in the staffs attitiude, if the service is going to be impaired on a Wednesday then they should offer a mid week discount; The place was almost deserted there is no excuse for poor service. I note placed on the table says please ONLY TIP IN CASH to make sure the staff gets all of the money, do they mean to avoid tax ? or so the management can keep the money? anyway I didn't tip as there was no service I had sweet and sour chicken balls which were excellent, but for £10 they should be; most places now sell frozn chicken balls that have little pieces of chicken surrounded by big lump of greasy doe, in fairness, that was not the case here

Hans is a lovely restaurant, it is quite hidden away but it is opposite peacock place on the top…read morefloor. We went there at Christimas time for a works party, the food was fab!! They catered for about 20 of us. We obviously ordered the food before we arrived but the service was fantastic.

One of our Banbury office's top 5 places to eat, this restaurant originally dates from 1375 and is…read moresituated in gorgeous surroundings, with a lovely conservatory off of the main dining room. The food is good and the service is welcoming and friendly.

Delightful in every way,it has a wonderful atmosphere,with beams a log fire,sumptuous food,and a…read morebeautiful garden with flowers to enjoy for every season, just to sit in and enjoy coffee after the meal,-- weather permitting, Such attentive service,never rushed I can't wait to return for another lunchtime meal. Evenings can sometimes be a little expensive but so worth it.

We didn't have any expectations going here as we were all hungry post-Silverstone race staying at a…read morenearby hotel in MK, plus we were slightly confused because the name didn't sound like an Indian restaurant...but our taxi driver who recommended the place assured us this was "a taste of home" and while we thought something may be lost in translation, he was a really nice guy so we decided to give it a chance...and are we lucky we did. THIS PLACE HAD THE BEST INDIAN FOOD ANY OF OUR PARTY OF 4 HAVE EVER EATEN. We could not figure out how the restaurant isn't more popular, but needless to say it is a hidden gem that deserves more patrons. We had the vegetable samosas, chicken tikka, chicken korma, small mixed grill, lamb karahe, rice, and both garlic/cheese naan. All of it was excellent though my personal favorite was the chicken korma and I'm only sad I wasn't the one who ordered the korma. After MK we stayed in London and tried Dishoom (which has a line down the street for hours every night), and while it was good it did not come close to the quality (or quantity) of dishes at Sizzling Grillz. This place is very affordable as well and easily worth the 36min ride on the rail from London to check out as it is just outside the train station entrance in MK. We hope to come back to the UK just to visit this place.

Food was amazing ... Very tasty and fresh. Friendly customer service. Would recommend this place…read morefor all to try. # fav lamb biryani . Definitely brought the sizzle to my table

In the last 12 months the Bengal has come from being a fairly run of the mill Indian to arguably…read morethe best in town. A new chef and a new menu transformed the restaurant into one always worth a visit, with an interesting selection of specials, as well as all the old standards. The Sunday buffet is also worth a try - it's not actually a buffet at all but you pick from a smaller selection and can eat as much as you want.

Attentive staff, with good food…read more Generally not too hot - so if you like it spicy, you need to ask! Recently had new flooring, new plates etc. added to their collection. Good menu, good take away service as well as the restaurant.

Myself and a friend were staying in the village on a Saturday night and decided to source a meal…read morefrom a local restaurant. We thought a curry would suit so went into Omars where we were immediately shown to the last available table in the house at that time which gives an indication of it's popularity. We were attended by a very well presented waiter who was able to put us at some ease and recommend both starters and main courses to us having little idea ourselves of the content or flavour of a very varied Indian cuisine on the menu. We ordered wine and leisurely ate the papadums and sauces whilst waiting for the starters. The garlic mushrooms were fine and very tasty, however my friend's samosas were rather overdone and so crisp as to be considerably resistant to the sharp knife supplied but on making a compalint a replacement dish was quickly served along with profuse apologies and the dish proved very enjoyable. The main courses as recommended were a Dhansak and a Jalfrezi served with mushroom rice and Naan bread. The mains were served from hot metal bowls and were absolutely delicious. I had some misgivings about a jalfrezi being too spicey for my taste but it was beautifully flavoured to just the right level and the dhansak was just as delicious as were the mushroom rice and naan bread which we shared. On settling our account we were offered a complimentary liquer and great interest was shown in our satisfaction on the evening's fayre. Saturday nights one expects a good restaurant to be busy and some waiting involved giving time to anticipate the pleasures of the dish ordered and in all we were more than pleased with the cuisine and service. Finally the price was perfectly acceptable given the surroundings, attention, service and concern in this establishment which offers a personal atmosphere with the tables set in different rooms not one noisy mass dining room. Extremely enjoyable and well worth a return visit if ever I am that way again from Lancashire.

Fantastic food! We stopped in early in the week for the buffet and it was excellent. Everything…read morestart to finish was great and they had a nice variety of food and flavors to pick from.

Excellent food and service. Good staff and nice environment. Enjoyed delicious traditional indian…read morefood. Come back again soon.

Never had a bad meal here. Interesting menu, untypical of your usual Indian restaurant and much the…read morebetter for it. Waiter was a bit too much in your face, turn it down a couple of notches and you'll be the perfect mix of friendly and professional. It's our go-to for takeaways in rugby

This IMO is the best Indian restaurant in Daventry and the surrounding area. We go there quite…read moreregularly and the staff are always very friendly and attentive. Oh and the food - well I have never had a poor meal there yet. Highly recommended!