Cinnamon Bazaar - (Near Richmond upon Thames, london)

5 /5 Jigna Patel: We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner at Cinnamon Bazaar. Ive previously dined at Cinnamon Kitchen but it was my husbands first experience. We had the dahi puri chaat, beetroot pap bhaji, future 50 kofta (incredible!), naan and sampled some of the desserts. The food was delicious and customer service excellent, our thanks to Arun. Highly recommend a visit here.

1 /5 Ranjodh Singh RSK: I visited Cinnamon Bazaar a few days ago with around 15 work colleagues, and unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. Both the service and food quality were below expectations. The restaurant only serves halal meat, which limits options for some communities such as Sikhs and Jewish guests, leaving vegetarian choices as the only option for them. I ordered a vegetarian meal and was served what was described as Indian curry with okra instead of curry pakora. The dish felt poorly prepared, the rice was low quality, and the rotis were undercooked almost like raw dough. When we raised the issue, the manager initially said we would be charged extra for replacement rotis. After further discussion, she agreed to swap them at the same price, but this should not have required negotiation in the first place. There was no apology for poor service. Considering we were a large group spending a significant amount, the overall price felt unreasonable for the quality of food and service we received. Unfortunately, this was not the experience we expected. Picture of raw dough are attached.

4 /5 AGeo: Visited on a packed Friday evening. Great ambience and a stylish bar with Indian-inspired cocktails — I’ve had a similar one in California called Gin Guleep. The place was extremely busy, so food took a while to arrive. The curries were tasty with a modern English twist, but portions were on the smaller side — fine for one person but not really big enough to share. Even the toilets were uniquely decorated with vintage Indian matchbox art, which felt nostalgic. Overall, a good experience — I liked it.

5 /5 Luna: The food and service were amazing. Its a great place if you want to try more special dishes rather than the usual Indian ones you get from takeaways. Bonus point for being dogs friendly.

5 /5 Amy Zuhlke: What a great spot! Love the twist CB puts on their Indian cuisine. We had the samosa smash, Shepard’s pie, jungle chicken and nepolese chicken, garlic naan and peshwari naan. Each dish did not disappoint. We would certainly go again.