For of you out there non veggie and veggie it doesn't matter this place is a must on any restaurant…read morechecklist. Aurora is right, they are very friendly and helpful, you are treated so nicely, you are even spoiled and then Sagar becomes the measuring stick of other restaurants, in terms of customer service. It mainly specialises in dishes from South India, like the dosa (rice pancakes type), other wonderful things about this place include the lunchtime special which is a real steal, at £4.50 for a big selection of dishes - it includes dosas, poppadoms and desserts! The place itself seems a bit cramped maybe a couple of tables too many, so it can be annoying when children are running around, so I would recommend going on a weekday. And another thing, £3.75 for a takeaway box is stupidly cheap so it must be taken advantage of immediately.

Having already eaten some serious snacks at happy hour, I just needed some good vegetables. There…read morewasn't much open on a Monday night in December in the area, but Sagar looked pretty good. I was seated with my book right behind the counter, almost as if I was hidden away. There was another woman ordering lots of takeaway and some snacks to enjoy while she waited, and a few couples, but the place was quiet. As I looked over the menu, I saw that they also have garlic & onion free options. As I have a colleague who is always looking for such options, and I don't see that much in the states, I wondered if that's something that most places here advertise. I chose the saag paneer with naan and rice pilau. Saag paneer was tasty, a little runnier than I'm accustomed to, but still great flavor, and just what I needed. Rice was unimpressive - I wish I'd just eaten the saag with a spoon. Service was meh - not friendly, but not rude. Didn't really seem interested in serving me - just ticking boxes.

K I'm not finished eating but big Nono nanana. Great staff, very pleasant and eager to please and…read moredecor fresh spicy and clean. Almost had me at hello. Nice cold cocktail check Appetizer: spicy a bit too much but check. Chicken Tandoori is grilled or roasted not boiled then spiced fail :( tasted like spicy chicken salad. Front side very good the chef fails, maybe next time. Came back and edited great desert added 1 star more. I have to say the manager was monitoring yelp and took the chicken off my bill, that's impressive so I will return for another try I like that kind of attention to detail.

Terrible service from start to finish. I don't have time to…read morewaste elaborating because if you are thinking of eating here it is likely that it is because you are staying at the Crown Plaza Heathrow...so you will likely eat here anyway...just lower your expectations....REEEAAAAaaaal low.

Dayyyyyuuuummm where did this Indian food come from?! I was sitting at home and decided to order a…read moreDeliveroo. And that is how Guglee came into my life. The two dishes that I can very highly recommend are the Prawn Mapas and the Makhni Dal. The only time I've ever had black dal was from Dishoom and I assumed it could never be topped. WRONG. Ok, well I'm not sure if it's better but it's still absolutely delicious. Shoot, that Makhni Dal was really so spicy and creamy and silky and jam packed full of flavours. The Prawn Mapas also. Those spices are seriously special. The yellow tadka dal was still good, but it wasn't quite hitting those notes that the other two were. :) Either way, I was pleasantly surprised by Guglee. I had never heard of them before, and I'm now a big big fan!

This is a great little place!…read more For those who have said it is the BEST Indian food around, I think that might be debatable, but it is a casual, clean place, with a modern take on Indian food. My naan came out piping hot, and it was quite fresh. The lamb curry was also good, but I've had better. All of the staff members were very friendly! Additionally, they have free wi-fi, which is a perk for foreigners like myself! I really liked the artwork on the wall. The tuk tuks, pictures of the Taj, etc - reminded me of my trip to India. Anyhow, if you're looking for a relatively inexpensive, casual, Indian place, check out Guglee!

The restaurant is tucked in a neighborhood. It is definitely worth going. Had their butter…read morechicken, naan and rice. All of it was very good and tasty. I also had the mango lassi which good. The service was a bit slow but will definitely go back.

Been coming here for decades. Owner is so nice. We always have a table waiting for us with…read morekingfishers. All the food is amazing. Nothing is bad. The wait staff are excellent and make recommendations based on how much spice you can tolerate. I highly recommend if you like Indian food.

Such a nice little Indian place! We wondered over here after a walk through Holland Park because it…read morewas one of the highest rated in the area. We were seated immediately and service was very prompt. We each got a Cobra beer (HUGE!) and they came in super beautiful glasses. For starters we split the papadum + chutney and the vegetarian samosa. Papadum was such a nice combination of flakey and crispy and came with such varied chutneys. The samosas were delicious. They came with 2 and some lettuce, tomatoes, and lemon. My one complaint is that I wish the samosas had come with a dipping sauce. For main we got the mixed vegetable curry. Hugely delicious. Such a nice mix of vegetables and the curry sauce was so good. You do have to order rice on the side, which I know is common in big cities, but does always bum me out. We got a naan to accompany the main. Spent £50.40 total with 2 starters, 2 beers, and one main. Definitely on the pricey side (especially because I'm coming from America, and the USD is so weak compared to the GBP right now), but was a lovely dinner with lovely service and a nice atmosphere. Would come again for a nice dinner out :) Oh! And they gave us delicious orange chocolates at the end of the meal and heated hand wipes!

Came here for dinner and we had an absolutely lovely experience. The staff was very warm and…read morewelcomed us and sat us immediately. The restaurant filled up quickly. We got some somosas, garlic naan, chana saag (off menu order that they accommodated), and lamb biryani - everything was absolutely delicious! Service was very prompt and the restaurant was very clean and well kept. Staff was very attentive to us the entire time and would definitely recommend!

Great food, we had the butter chicken, chicken tikki masala , chicken curry and a side of garlic…read morenaan!. All was very good and tasteful, Just the right amount of spice and plenty of flavor. The owner was very personable and attentive to our needs. Food did not take long to prepare and came out hot! Will visit again and will absolutely recommend!

The food here is really good! Had the chicken tikki with some garlic nan and saffron rice. The…read morechicken tikki was flavorful and the nan hot and crispy. The rice had a nice flavour but it's rice (what more can you ask for except not being cooked to oblivion). The wait staff was super attentive but it looks like the owner is a tad over zealous with getting customers in. I also don't know if they added gratuity to the bill and I might've not tired them, so do watch out for that (I feel really bad about) That said, it is a bit pricey for Indian food compared to the states, but the rest of the places I've seen are comparable in price. Got out with a 14 pound bill for 1 or about 21 bucks.

I had no idea how aggressive the 'sales' would be walking down brick lane. We were approached by…read morepretty much every indian restaurant as we walked claiming that their food was the best. All pretty much offered the same deal... 25% off the entire check and a round of free drinks. After we finished our stroll and declining every offer to hear the next one, we went back to the one that sounded the most enticing (and the most crowded)... this place. Little did we know we were being set up for a bait and switch tactic. The staff was friendly upon entering, accommodating our family of 6 by swiftly arranging the tables and pulling them out so we could sit down. After seating they asked what we wanted to drink and I told them the 'deal' that we were granted. I almost expected them to know what their guy was selling outside to get us in the door but they immediately sounded struck by surprise. Like a car salesman, the server immediately went to the manager to make sure that he could grant us the deal. He came back and asked who specifically told us about the deal. I pointed outside to the guy who now seemed to disappear but handed them the business card that he gave me. They said 'okay'. The temperature seemed to drop immediately like they were getting the lousy end of the stick. He then asked us what we wanted to drink. I confirmed that the round was free and he confirmed. 1 beer and 5 mango lassi's please. As we proceeded to look at the menu, I was actually surprised at how high the prices were. In my mind, I was thinking they jacked up the price knowing that they would be giving out discounts to get people in the door. That's fine I guess. 25% off brought the prices back down to reality. We continued to look at the menu and then we made our order. Shortly after ordering our drinks came out. The mango lassi's were pretty good. thick and creamy. The beer was super small. About an 8 oz pour (half pint). That's fine I guess cause it should be free right? I wouldn't mind ordering another. About 5 minutes after enjoying some of our drinks the manager or owner or some authority figure came over to our table with a tablet. He explained to us that he couldn't possibly afford to give us a free round of drinks AND 25% off. He proceeded to tell us that his establishment was very high quality and we'd be getting a great meal at standard prices without a discount. He offered us one or the other... EITHER 25% off the entire check OR the 1 round of free drinks. I specifically told him that we came into the restaurant with that deal in mind and we could have just went next door with the same deal. The car salesman in him seemed to come out and he continued to talk up his restaurant saying how fancy it was and that he could not afford to give us both. He was visibly getting upset that we would hold to what they offered to us in the first place. I told him that he shouldn't be getting upset with us, but his dude outside that was offering this deal if anything. How preposterous! He eventually turned around to his colleague upset. I looked at my wife and she said they may spit in our food or something. I agreed and we decided to just get up and leave. We left our drinks there and got the family out of there. I normally don't write 1 star reviews. I'll generally give the establishment some leniency thinking that the workers just had a bad day or it was a fluke. Not this one. It felt like they were set up to grab as much money from customers as they could knowing that we were tourists and 1-time guests. Maybe it was a fluke. Maybe their food is actually good. I will never know and won't ever care to know since our experience was a bad one. BTW, we walked about a block and got some indian takeout and ate it at the hotel and it was delicious!

This place is A-OK in a neighborhood that has an overwhelming almost intimidating amount of Indian…read morerestaurants....I think they are probably on par with everyone else. They focus on high volume tourism dollars it seems like. We did get 20% off of our bill though and got a ton of food for the price. Maybe it's just me....everything was bland. It wasn't terrible but just fine..presentation was nice and service was nice.

What a great find next to the Heathrow Sheraton. Food was exquisite and plentiful at reasonable…read moreprices. Service was warm and friendly. We had papadums that had to be the best pickles and sauces I have had. I took the Bhuna while my wife had a tandoori fish dish and son had a paneer. All were nicely spiced and very tasty.

We order the tandoori chicken and mixed appetizer. The chicken was flavorful, but a bit dry maybe…read morebecause it was the breast. The non-veg sampler was ok...the samosa lacked flavor, but the chicken and prawn were good.The best was the pakora. We also had the paneer tikka masala which was more tomato and less cream, but still was a pleasant tangy flavor. Garlic naan was war and soft too so overall a good experience. Service was excellent and the staff were attentive.