Welcome to The Taj Mahal Bridport
The Taj Mahal Bridport, located at 20 East St, is a gem in the heart of Bridport, UK. Renowned for its authentic Indian cuisine, this family-run restaurant offers a delightful array of classic curries, including Karahi, Korma, and Vindaloo. Diners rave about the warm, friendly service and superb dishes, such as the famous coconut rice and perfectly cooked Chicken Korma. With a cozy atmosphere and a commitment to quality, The Taj Mahal is a must-visit for anyone seeking delicious food and a welcoming experience. Whether you're a local or just passing through, you'll find a meal here that leaves a lasting impression.
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20 East St, Bridport DT6 3LF, United Kingdom20 East St, Bridport DT6 3LF, United Kingdom Hotline: +44 1308 421000
Nestled in the heart of Bridport at 20 East St, Bridport DT6 3LF, The Taj Mahal Bridport stands as a culinary beacon for lovers of authentic Indian cuisine. This family-run restaurant shines not only in its commitment to traditional flavors but also in its warm, welcoming atmosphere, as echoed by patrons who rave about the friendly service and stunning dishes.
The menu at The Taj Mahal Bridport is a delightful fusion of robust Indian flavors and comforting English classics. Highlights include their Tandoori Lamb Chops (£16.50) and the sumptuous Tandoori King Prawns (£17.50), both cooked to perfection and infused with a tantalizing blend of spices. If you're in the mood for a spread, the Tandoori Mixed Grill (£18.50) offers a mouthwatering variety of grilled meats that should excite any palate. Dishes like the Chicken Tawa (£15.95) and Chicken or Lamb Chameli (£16.95) are chef recommendations that showcase the culinary skill and creativity at the heart of this establishment.
Not to be overlooked, The Taj Mahal also caters to those seeking English comfort food, featuring options like Fried Chicken (£11.25) and a selection of delectable omelettes. Each dish, whether rooted in Indian tradition or English comfort, is crafted with passion, resulting in flavors that inspire repeat visits.
Feedback from diners reinforces the restaurant's commitment to quality. Customers like Nick Evans and Sara Sturges commend the friendly service and delicious food, with Sturges particularly highlighting their "best coconut rice." Similarly, Myra Curtis shares her positive experience, praising the generous portions of onion bhaji and the exquisite Chicken Korma. It’s evident that every visit feels like a communal celebration of good food served with love.
Whether you're a local or visiting Bridport, The Taj Mahal Bridport is a must-try dining destination that promises a memorable culinary experience. With a menu that caters to varied tastes and a reputation for superb hospitality, this restaurant remains a gem in the thriving food scene of the area. I, for one, eagerly look forward to my next visit to explore more of its tempting offerings.
Lovely curry house. Great, friendly service. Lots of delicious options to choose from.
Wonderful family run restaurant, beautifully cooked, delicious food and warm, friendly service. Always my top pick when visiting Bridport. Highly recommend. Best coconut rice!
Amazing food as always friendly staff and unquestionable service can't wait to come back
We popped in on the off chance and were met with a friendly and warm welcome. The food was amazing... onion bhaji- 3 per portion! Chicken Korma was beautiful and cooked to perfection. Coconut rice, superb. Peshwari naan, delicious. Absolutely fabulous evening. Will definitely go again without hesitation. Thoroughly recommended.
Our favourite restaurant. Amazing food and run by the most wonderful family. Love eating here.
Loved it all...Great food and service. Need to book as very popular.
Wow, what a wonderful Indian restaurant. The food was out of this world. The service was also outstanding, and we didn't wait long for any of the food ordered. There was a lot of choice. We walked in around 6pm, but can imagine that this restaurant would be very busy as the evening goes on.
Recommended by a hotel employee and really wasn't disappointed. The restaurant is small and was packed. Felt sorry for staff as 2 had let them down. We had a good mix of bindhi bhaji, chicken Malaya, cheese and garlic naan and a king Prawn biryani. No point breaking each down as all were hot and tasty. They advertise as an authentic Indian restaurant. They haven't wasted time doing 100's of dishes. It is a focused well planned menu. We are oassing through but I thoroughly recommend eating here.