The Greedy Buddha

After a long and painful period in intensive care, this restaurant has now closed. It had a good run and for a while was THE place to see and be seen, but alas no more.

I live near the Buddha restaurant but I have always had a hard time visiting when it is open. Finally made it last week. The food was delicious and the staff were friendly. The prices were reasonable. The only downside was that the toilets were a bit dirty.

We have been coming here for many years now and previously this has been a 4/5 star experience However our last three visits have been pretty awful due to lack of focus/interest from the management

I nearly gave this 5 stars. A little down at heel indoors but in a very good way. One of my poppadoms was slightly burned. The pickles and sauces were fine. The lamb Madras was ace. Lots of well cooked lamb, lots of rich tomatoey sauce with chillis in too. Proper pilau rice with cardamom pods and cloves to pick out and no daft food colouring in the rice. 26 quid with a big bottle of sparkling water. Probably par for the course for round here.

I recently dined at this restaurant. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the staff is friendly. The food was delicious, and we were pleasantly surprised to receive a special offer for a complimentary cocktail in the downstairs lounge, where a guitarist was playing. It was a lovely experience, and I would highly recommend this place to a friend.