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Curry Leaf Café

East Sussex, Brighton - Indian - Restaurant with rooms - £

Overall Rating: Good (Closed)

Uniqueness:Does the establishment stand out in the context of the local area? Good

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Good

Warmth:How warm is the service and the hospitality in general? Good

Strength of recommendation:How enthusiastically and widely would you recommend the establishment? Good

Vexillologists will immediately recognise the green-and-orange exterior as redolent of the Indian flag, and those exuberant shades loom large throughout this colourful and casual space. 'South Indian street food & craft beer', they say; surely a mantra worthy of pursuit. Open naan wraps play to the lunchtime crowd (paneer tikka, chicken hariyali), with dosas and full-on thalis alongside regular small plates such as spinach and onion pakoras, and chicken 'lollipops'. Spicing is 'spot-on' in a rich Rajasthani lamb laal maas (also available as part of the lunchtime thali), with vegan and vegetarian options positively jumping off the menu – mushroom kuzhambu or soya and aubergine masala, for example. Veggies look away now, for the tandoor special is a veritable meat feast including tandoori pork chop and peshwari lamb seekh kebab with a host of chutneys and sauces. A gentle aroma of cardamom runs through a dessert of date and coconut rice pudding. Craft beers come from truly...

Vexillologists will immediately recognise the green-and-orange exterior as redolent of the Indian flag, and those exuberant shades loom large throughout this colourful and casual space. 'South Indian street food & craft beer', they say; surely a mantra worthy of pursuit. Open naan wraps play to the lunchtime crowd (paneer tikka, chicken hariyali), with dosas and full-on thalis alongside regular small plates such as spinach and onion pakoras, and chicken 'lollipops'. Spicing is 'spot-on' in a rich Rajasthani lamb laal maas (also available as part of the lunchtime thali), with vegan and vegetarian options positively jumping off the menu – mushroom kuzhambu or soya and aubergine masala, for example. Veggies look away now, for the tandoor special is a veritable meat feast including tandoori pork chop and peshwari lamb seekh kebab with a host of chutneys and sauces. A gentle aroma of cardamom runs through a dessert of date and coconut rice pudding. Craft beers come from truly local producers such as Kemptown's Hand Brew Co and Worthing's Cloak & Dagger. If you fancy staying over, there's a bookable three-bedroom apartment upstairs ('bed and bhaji by the sea'), plus a kiosk at Brighton train station if you're on the move.       

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VENUE DETAILS

60 Ship Street
Brighton
East Sussex
BN1 1AEGB

01273 207070

OTHER INFORMATION

Accommodation, Separate bar, Family friendly

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