The best restaurants serving Indian food in Bournemouth South West

Excellent meal coupled with excellent service. Even being new year's eve the attention to the presentation did not falter. Highly recommended

A group of 18 of us went for a christmas get together. Had an amazing night. Food was lovely and staff very attentive. Considering we were a large group food orders were all correct, nothing missing and all served in a timely manner. Definitely recommend.

Always amazing service from the legend that is Raj! Highly recommend. Brilliant prices with even better staff

Had a lovely Christmas dinner! Great staff, made us feel very welcome and full up

Me ha encantado The Spice durante años y siempre ha sido una gran degustación, pero esta noche pedimos una comida para llevar con platos que sabíamos que nos gustaban y fue decepcionante. La comida era tan sosa, solo salsas demasiado de tomate y apenas había diferencia de sabor entre el bhuna, palak o curry vegetal. Nonodea whatvha cambiado, pero definitivamente no gastaría dinero allí de nuevo. Qué pena.

I ordered a takeaway curry tonight that tasted like a chinese, frozen hard carrots hardly any other veg.......... burnt onion bahjis nasty jarred ready made Aldi sauce.....all vinegary sweet and sour madras????? absolutely disgusting first and last time we order from them

Delicious food , nicely prepared and fresh

2 hours for delivery food cold order not complete prawns Rubery not a good experience sorry 😐

We have been going to Westbourne Tandoori for years, however, it has gone downhill a lot, our last visit there was 8 of us, and the food was not good at all, uncooked onions in the meals, tomato purée on top, not a good taste at all, now would not recommend and won’t be going back.

Hasta que el lugar esté allí, volveré con mis amigos. Buena comida, servicio amable. Naan hecho a mano Impresionantes platos de pollo tikka.

Wonderful food a wide range of stuff and good service

this was a very not conventional hotel. they charged me for things no person working at a hotel or similar facility would ever consider charging a guest for like basic internet connection to the guest network which came at a daily rate of £5 and could only be used on one device and a £50 private landlord style "deposit" (lol) that they charged me for basically nothing that I'm not even sure I will ever get back. In hindsight, a hotel charging its guests a "deposit" like they were a letting agency or a private landlord renting out a studio room or a shared accommodation may not even be legal. Room was nice though other than a curtain covered in heavy mould and the fact that the room was outside of range of the wifi signals of the guest network which due to the £5 daily access fee I didn't use anyway.