In February, we visited Sangeeth. Based in the locally famous building known as The Case, it already sets an expectation for quality. Inside, the layout is pretty much how The Case was, with high ceilings and windows creating an open aspect and views of the St Martins area.
Details
This month’s restaurant was changed at the very last minute to another one on our list, we went to The 72 Bar & Restaurant on Brazil Street close to the Leicester City ground, the restaurant is a rooftop bar with parking on the roof.
Details
Amrut Indian Dining proclaims itself to be ‘’ The Finest Indian Restaurant in Leicester.’’
That’s a bold statement for any restaurant to make and one that takes some living up to, so did Amrut Indian Dining live up to it’s claim?
Details
The venue for our November visit was Ayla, which is a new restaurant that is situated on the corner of Loughborough’s High Street and Woodgate, in the premises that used to be occupied by Geoff’s Toys.
Details
We headed over to Swannington for our October curry trip, believe it or not our 150th establishment since we started the club back in February 2011.
I chose Chilli “N” Spice as it had some pretty good reviews, and we don’t often get over that side of Leicestershire to frequently.
The Bay Leaf is a new restaurant in Wigston. Located conveniently with plenty of parking at the rear, which is free after 6pm. A modern clean interior with air conditioning. On our visit we were welcomed and sat near the window. It was a little cold even but the air conditioning was turned down and it warmed up!
Details
This month we made a trip to Gurkha New Delhi in Mountsorrel, it is on the main road going through Mountsorrel, the restaurant has been open for 4 years, it’s quite deceiving as it goes back a long way with plenty of seating and nice little areas.
Details
Hannan’s restaurant on the corner of Narborough Road and Evesham Road came highly recommended and having studied their website, the extensive menu, the colourful photos of a variety of dishes and their promise of fine dining prepared by ‘the finest chef in the culinary world,’ it was an easy decision to book our table.
Details
The venue for our June visit was The Three Crowns pub, a 17th-century building situated in the heart of the village of Barrow upon Soar, approximately 11 miles North of Leicester. Overall, a very enjoyable evening, the quality of food and the exceptional service make it a place worth visiting. Well done to The Three Crowns team!
Details
Well, what a find this one is!!
When we started the Leicester Curry Club back in 2011 this is exactly what we wanted to achieve, finding new and exciting Indian restaurants. 146 establishments later we are still finding gems!
Details