Woodlands Restaurant
About Woodlands Restaurant
The Woodlands restaurant in the West End, just off London's Leicester Square is part of a well-loved restaurant group that is almost entirely unique in its approach to dining. The Panton Street branch of Woodlands is even unlike any other restaurant in the area, combining light, healthful southern Indian cuisine with an entirely vegetarian and often vegan approach. The menu at Woodlands has created has achieved wide acclaim in foodie circles with Woodlands getting the nod from Egon Ronay, the AA, Zagats and Hardens alike. With a laid back ambience and simple décor, this pleasant, welcoming restaurant offers a retreat from the busy London streets, where authentic South Indian cuisine is cooked from the finest, freshest ingredients. A wide selection of organic wines accompanies. Woodlands restaurant is affiliated with the Woodland restaurants in India, a delicious part of the subcontinent’s life since 1938 – a true taste of India in London.
Woodlands Restaurant Address
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37 Panton Street
St James London
SW1Y 4EA
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Location Information for Woodlands Restaurant
| Address: |
37 Panton Street
St James London
SW1Y 4EA
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| Public transport: | Piccadilly Circus, Underground |
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Latest 5 reviews of Woodlands Restaurant
6.4 out of 10 based on 5 reviews
I arrived a little late and very cold (it was -4 outside) and received a warm welcome, followed by a beautiful chili dosa, which helped to restore the heat to my body! paper thin dossa, delicate spicing. It was lovely, my friend's equally so. 2 dosas and 2 glasses of wine (these were just under £5 each) came to £26. Will definately visit again.
Not been to Woodlands, Panton Street, for some time. Took friend for for treat. While he probably felt indulged, having the king size thali, I felt let down. Woodlands always used to be a good value restaurant with tasty food that you could rely on. Now prices have escalated well beyond the reasonable, and although the vegetable dishes are nicely presented they are all swathed in the same sort of textureless creamy sauce. I will have to think twice about going back, unless it's for a dosa.
I'm not vegetarian, but this was some of the best Indian food I've eaten. The panir Marsala was outstanding. Can't wait to return.
Delicious food, and, although roasting hot inside the restaurant, overall a lovely meal. Great dosas, and the thali dinners were fab.
Excellent food as always
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