East India Cafe
Proper regional Indian on the Promenade
About East India Cafe
Tucked along the Promenade, East India Cafe brings proper regional Indian cooking to Cheltenham's town centre. The menu goes well beyond the usual curry house fare, showcasing dishes from different corners of the subcontinent with genuine care and attention to spice blends. The lamb bhuna here is...
Highlights
- Highly rated at 4.8★ on Google
- Located in Town Centre
- Indian cuisine
Opening Hours
The Experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book a table at East India Cafe?
Booking is advisable for busy periods, though walk-ins are often accommodated.
Where is East India Cafe located?
East India Cafe is at 103 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NW.
Is East India Cafe suitable for special occasions?
Yes, East India Cafe is a great choice for celebrations and special dining occasions.
Does East India Cafe cater for dietary requirements?
Most restaurants in Cheltenham accommodate dietary needs. Contact East India Cafe directly to discuss specific requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options.
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