It’s been a while since we visited the Grange. Over this time the restaurant has become very popular. The manager tells us that business is good and it’s obvious to see with a full restaurant, even on a Tuesday night.
Of course, with the lapse in time, prices have gone up, but this is more to do with supply and demand. For example, the banquet is £13 and nearly all dishes have gone up by at least a pound along with the fact that the side vegatables are quite small. Having said that, you get five courses and we still took a couple of ‘doggy’ bags away with us.
For the menu it provides it delivers it very well.
The Grange have clearly found a formula and have managed to hold onto it for the last two or three years. They cover a large catchment area and are providing a good service and good food. Good luck to them and hopefully they can keep it going with their regular customers that they must now have built up.
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Common Curry – Slipped slightly to the more expensive end because of its popularity, but still good value.
Certificate – A 3 star certificate awarded.
Web site – http://www.thegrangemk.co.uk/
Summary – Well worth a visit, as a group or with your partner.
Other Comments
Positive:
- Service attentive, nice round table, friendly manager
- Good atmosphere, busy restauarant with quite loud authentic music
- Crab puree, unusual and good albeit a bit ‘pasty’
- Mixed starter, onion bhajee and samosa good, tikka and kebab only average though
- Tawa ghost, very hot, fabulous
- Tikka lamb in Laal Mas well cooked. Very hot, maybe too hot
- Hari Hari lamb, fork tender
- Chicken Methi, super, can really taste the fenugreek
Negative:
- Rashmi kebab, cinnamon, not good
- Bhindi bhajee, too sweet and a small portion
- Keema nan short on meat
- Saag aloo, a little short on potatoe
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