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Bombay Bicycle Club
- Telephone 0131 229 3839
- Opening times Daily noon–2pm & 5–11.30pm.
- Food served Mon–Thu noon–2pm, 5.30pm–midnight; Fri/Sat noon–2pm, 5pm–midnight; Sun noon–2pm
- Website www.bombaybicycleclubrestaurant.com
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The Bombay Bicycle Club is a name which has a history of success in Bombay and has been introduced to America and now in Europe, with equal success, here in Scotland's capital Edinburgh, at Tollcross. We will provide an authentic Indian experience for you to enjoy.
The Bombay Bicycle Club specialises in traditional Indian favourites, particularly tandoori and specialist curries.
We recreate an Indian experience in The Bombay Bicycle Club beginning with a warm welcome. We also provide a free home delivery service if you prefer to take away.
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- Number of wines sold by the glass: 2
- Delivery: Free (minimum order £12)
- Private dining: Up to 20 covers
- Provides: Vegetarian options (at least ¼ main courses), Children's portions, Wheelchair access
- Music on stereo: Indian traditional and western
- Capacity: 50
- Largest group: 70
- Open since: 1991
- House wine: £11.95 per bottle
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Lorz – 25 May 2012, 1:17pm
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My partner and I have only been there once so I can't really comment on the consistency of the food quality or service, but the one and only time we went, we were very impressed!
Since moving to Edinburgh just over a year ago we couldn't seem to find an Indian restaurant we both liked. However, this changed when we came here. The interior is nice and modern and the staff seemed friendly enough.
We order vegetable pakora to share, which were okay but I have had better. As for the main, this made up for everything. My partner had a madras which was lovely, the best he's ever tasted (and that's a lot) and I had a Korma - wimp's curry I know but I think it's a really easy dish to get wrong as many restaurants make it too creamy or sickening. This korma was perfect, the best I've ever had. The garlic naan was very garlicky, just as I like and that too was perfect. Prices of food were reasonable although the naan was expensive for the size (about the size of a side plate) but it was amazing!
What we couldn't finish, we asked to take home, which wasn't a problem.
I would say the only other downfall was that we felt we were watched all the time by the waiter but this was probably because it was so quiet (Sunday night).
We'll definitely be going back and we really hope it's as good as last time.
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Lucy and Stacia – 28 Mar 2009, 5:50pm
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The quality of the food here is very variable - the first few times we ate here, we liked it, but more recently, we have been unimpressed. However, what never changes is the rude, inattentive, obsequious staff, who have served us the wrong dishes multiple times, and refused to apologise.
Average rating /5 from 2 reviews of Bombay Bicycle Club.
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