Solomons

Fantastic authentic food. Great friendly service and reasonable prices. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed out first time. So much so it’s a monthly treat for us now.

I have been to this place a few times now, food is lovely! Portions are abit on the small side, so I wouldnt recommend sharing a curry between two but its still very tasty! Staff are friendly and it is decorated to a high standard. Mixed kebab is a defo recommend!

Had some of the best Indian food of my life here. Loved the old farmhouse and they did a lovely job renovating it. Extremely friendly service.

Solomon’s has a nice, warm atmosphere. The place was heaving when we went, filled with lots of families (including lots of kids); however despite the comforting interior and apparent popularity, Solomon’s failed to deliver in my honest opinion.
To begin with, the service was definitely substandard. We ordered drinks upon our arrival and sat at our table for 20 minutes sans drinks and no wait staff to be seen. Once they finally came to get our order, the drinks were ‘remembered’ only after we complains, although they were then promptly brought to the table at least. The wait for initial service was just WAY too long. The food came quickly but getting the bill was a real chore — not just for us but for all the tables around us as well. I think this place is suffering from too few front of house staff for sure.
The food was also a bit disapointing. We had a fish curry starter that was well flavoured but a bit greasy. Our mains were Almond Butter Chicken and Chicken Pathia. Both were on the sweet side and the Pathia wasn’t spicy hot enough by any means. The portions were rather small for the price being charged as well. The peshwari naan was well made although the whole cashews falling out of it were a bit of a surprise.
All of this cost £30 which seems high considering that there are some amazing takeaways in town with much better quality that charge far less. I don’t think we’ll be giving this one a go again…