Bombay Brasserie

Restaurant · Earl's Court

Bombay Brasserie

Restaurant · Earl's Court

Gloucester Road Tube, Opposite, Courtfield Rd, London SW7 4QH, United Kingdom

Highlights

Bombay Brasserie combines a glamorous colonial-style vibe with a stunning conservatory and a menu of authentically spiced Indian dishes, perfect for any occasion.

Gloucester Road Tube, Opposite, Courtfield Rd, London SW7 4QH, United Kingdom Get directions

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"Set up in 1982, the most significant thing about this glamorous venue opposite Gloucester Road tube station is that it was London’s first Modern Indian restaurant, though the term had yet to be coined. Interest from celebrities like Tom Cruise led to wonderment and column inches from international restaurant critics at the time. It’s been redecorated a few times over the years, but still maintains its colonial-style interior of potted palms, gilt-edged framed photographs, tribal art, stunning chandeliers, and a beautiful bar. Try the many Bombay chaats or the seafood platter with fresh prawns, scallops and crab claws. Other impressive dishes include duck breasts with tamarind and green peppercorns, and okra pan-fried with water chestnuts. Book a secluded table in the famous, atmospheric conservatory at the back." - Sejal Sukhadwala

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Ahana Mitra (Mimi)

Google

One of the best Indian restaurants in London that’s we’ve been to so far. Their food, service and ambiance are all on point. We went there on a Friday afternoon for lunch and were surprised to see the restaurant not too crowded. We’d love to keep going back again and again!

Jack

Google

Nice butter chicken, good service and a nice atmosphere. Food was delivered really fast which made me slightly nervous, but the food was tasty so I didn’t mind. Rose lassi was perfect It’s actually very affordable, too. You’d spend the same amount (or more) in an average Bangladeshi curry house and probably have bad food. I spent more on my dinner in Masala Zone nearby and the food was inedible. It’s better to come to Bombay Brasserie for a curry if you’re in the area. I recommend this place and would happily come again.

Joost Mi-Maltha

Google

Very nice Indian restaurant that was recommended to me by an Indian friend from London. The dishes are tasty and very nice presented. I had lamb. The portion was very large. My wife had the curry with shrimps. The curry sauce tasted very very fresh. The personnel is very friendly, attentive and considerate making sure you will have a great experience. The location has lots of atmosphere with many old photos decorating the walls that you want to check out. A great place with great food en people!

Sunny

Google

Held my wedding reception at the conservatory. Outstanding food, brilliant hosting and stunning venue. The service was immaculate and well lead by the restaurant manager, Benny. All dishes were served on time across 100+ guests. Their professionalism was brilliant to watch and experience, as there was constant flow of food and timely of dishes. All guests have complimented the food and the unbelievable service. I am forever grateful to Benny hosting this event for my wedding with a stunning array of dishes. I highly recommend to eat at Bombay brasserie with delicious dishes, great quantity and the spices were memorable. Thank you again for this brilliant day - I will definitely be back to eat at this top Indian restaurant in UK!

Frances Lond-Caulk

Google

I had a good meal close to my hotel. The restaurant gives free little poppadoms. I was surprised when it was time to pay. I asked to add a tip to my credit card payment, and the waiter said you can’t. I was then going to give a cash tip but saw the receipt said ‘we operate a no tip policy’. I asked the manager what that means. He said ‘We are all well compensated. We ask customers not to tip, but to come back again’. How refreshing!

Arun Sharma

Google

Really lovely restaurant in a great part of London, a few seconds walk away from Gloucester Road tube. We've been coming here for years, and the food quality is always fantastic. The prices over recent years have risen significantly, which is a shame, as the food and service are excellent. Weekends are particularly good, as they offer a buffet brunch. It's extremely popular, so recommend booking in advance. We had a party of 10 for dinner, so we had to either pre order, or opt for the tasting menu. We decided to pre order a la carte, which was fine. Lovely food, authentically spiced and very well cooked. Knocking off 1 star due to the increase in pricing. For example, a portion of pani puri (granted, was not on the menu), was £15! We will be returning.

Harry K

Google

Impressive place. Huge areas. Cocktail section. Inner restaurant section. Atrium restaurant section. Went for Sunday lunch. Good selection of food. Some unique tastes. Excellent chicken tandoori. Good service by staff. Clean and organised. Easy access by tube. Impressive bar at the front.

Ivy Lin

Google

It’s an amazing and nice dining experience. The service is good. Food is delicious. Love the lamb chop, butter chicken curry and chaat. Desserts are the best, all are really nice and beyond our expectations. The portion is high and all tasted soooo good. They offer a special birthday surprise, quite interesting. The decor and space of the restaurant is beautiful. Highly recommended for special occasions or celebrations.