Ahhh The Bombay... or Th Bo bay as the sign currently reads…read more It's quite a small restaurant with a function room on the first floor which will seat a group of about 40. I hadn't been here for a couple of years and recently took a date there in February. I looked forward it's cosy, little candle lit booths and was disappointed to see that they had redesigned the interior to a more contemporary looking restaurant. It looks nice but I think it's lost it's romantic, authentic Indian atmosphere. I wasn't enamoured with the service either to be honest. The waiters weren't rude but they didn't seem very interested in good service. On the plus side the food is great! Delicious and a wide choice on the menu. I thought the price was ok too: free poppadums with dips, 2 x mains and a couple of sides with drinks was about £40. If you're looking for good Indian food and are going with a friend who isn't looking for great service, then I would definately recommend giving it a go for the good food.

Just. A. Wonderful. Madras!…read more Probably the BEST lamb madras I have tasted in years. Very good indeed! Friendly staff and a cosy atmosphere. Ok, one of the toilets was broken; no big deal. But try the madras. If that's your thing, you won't be disappointed.

Initially, I came out of this restaurant thinking their food was the best thing since sliced…read morebread... but after thinking on it for a while, I realize my opinion at the time was a bit inflated since I had been eating cafeteria fare from the Lincoln Minster School refectory for the previous several days. Still, the food was tasty, and lunch prices are hard to beat. Their lunch menu includes a variety of main dishes from £3.95 to £6 to which you can add starters for an additional couple pounds. I got an order of naan and lentil soup for a starter and chose the King Prawn Sag for my main dish. The naan was fresh and flaky and had what I think was coriander and garlic baked into it. The soup was delicious. When my main course came, I was already getting full from the naan and soup, but that didn't stop me from cleaning my plate. The Sag, which is a spinach based dish, though a little on the thick and pasty side, was good. I washed it all down with a refreshing gin and bitter lemon.

Excellent food with a contemporary presentation and amazing people. We take all our American…read morefriends here for Indian food when they are visiting. You will not be disappointed.

top food, an excellent curry house with VERY friendly staff. Nice and quiet midweek- a nice place…read morefor an intimate meal for two. Busier at the weekends, but never outrageously packed. The chicken Korma is divine, as are the shami kebabs, and the keema nan is worth ordering also. Good range of lagars too.

Excellent food and service in this little restaurant next to Lincoln Castle. The dining area is…read moresmall and intimate but the decor and menu make up for this.

Had lunch there today, at the moment there is a special offer on at lunch time. a starter and main…read morecourse £9.95, for what you get it's pretty reasonable! For starter a had a very nice starter called Bocconcini Di Pancetta, which is baby mozzarella wrapped in parma ham and pan fried with caramelized red onion on a bed of rocket. It was amazing although you don't get that much it's well worth the money! also the garlic bread is very nice as well. I had a calzone pizza for main course, if you don't know what it is it is: a pizza folded once in half with the filling inside with a rich tomato sauce on the top served with some rocket. once again amazing! there are three different choices of fillings for the calzone there is: Mozzarella and Tomato, Bolognaise and Mozzarella, Chicken And Parma Ham. to be honest the chicken and parma ham is the best of the three. Are are many different dishes like pasta, chicken, risotto etc.... Great service and friendly staff not a long wait to order or receive the food and drink. Toilets nice and mostly spacious.

I went on a Saturday evening with my partner so therefore was not party to any of the offers that…read moresome of the other reviewers have mentioned. As you enter the restaurant it is hard to not be impressed with the classy decoration of the restaurant. The restaurant never seems to be busy and lacks atmosphere. Although the food is good, it is not exceptional. So I would conclude that the food does not necessarily match the prices charged. The staff were extremely polite and the service was second to none, but I would prefer to try the alternative Italian restaurant up the hill.

Good food, great price, extremely filling with a great selection, to find a place this good in a…read moresleepy town like this is a rarity. Not much more to say really, if you want amazing food then chances are you won't be in Mablethorpe, if you want a decent quality and value meal it's worth a spin.

we used to love this place but recently it has been really bad, food cold and missing. When phoning…read moreabout the missing food the person on the phone sounded like he did not care at all. won't be ordering from here again

The food at the Mirchi is beautiful, you couldn't ask for any better quality and at unbelievably…read moregood value. Abdul and Khalid are great front of house and make every customer feel special, nothing is too much trouble. Tuesday and Wednesday offer a special set price for anything of the menu an ideal opportunity for people to be a little bit more adventurous!! A great asset to Moorends people are travelling from far and wide to eat here.

great meals good choice and value for money .good service and atmosphere.one of the best iv'e been…read moreto .we go at least once a week now.look forward to many more.just ask how you want it

There are two Indian restaurants in Louth, and in my opinion this one is the nicest! Ludensians…read morewill argue hotly for their favourite, though, so it's probably a matter of personal preference rather than any genuine superiority! The Raj Mohal is always busy, even on a week night, and they have various deals on offer in the week which make curry a really good value meal - such as a 3-course meal for two for £18. These deals aren't on offer at the weekend, but it's even busier then. It's a traditionally styled Indian restaurant, with velvet banquettes and candles on the tables and a dark, intimate atmosphere. Perfect for dates, in fact, as the tables are so nice and private! There's a good range of traditional India starters, main courses and side dishes, and the food tastes freshly cooked when it arrives. Service is quick and friendly, and of course you get hot lemon-scented flannels and After Eight mints at the end of your meal - what kind of a curry would it be without those?! There's also a good range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on offer despite a very small bar, and prices for those are reasonable too.

I have to agree with the other review of this restaurant. I have used both Indian restaurants in…read moreLouth extensively and as Indian food is my preferred restaurant experience I have tried many all over the country. This one ranks up there with the best. The prices are very competitive and the range on the menu includes all the typical Indian fare with a few specialities thrown in for good measure. The service is pretty fast and the staff are friendly, yet even though it's always quite busy they never try to rush you out. The setting is very much like one I visited in Norwich, with seating being in cubicles and quite dark so it is really intimate and even when busy the level of noise is quite subdued by the way it's laid out. Again for romance this is lovely, glittering candle flames in your lovers eyes is the best way to eat. I would definately recommend this restaurant if you like indian food and even more so if you want a romantic meal, with a bit of spice!

Ovoid this place is not good. I bought a kebab and had to bin it due to the numerous plastic brush…read morehairs in my food. Will not be using again