Maharani
Overview
Maharani is one of the oldest surviving restaurants in Clapham and probably one of the most famous Indian restaurants in London. It is a spacious restaurant that serves a variety of popular Indian dishes all at reasonable prices. Catering for private parties of up to 24 people is available upon request. Free parking is available for dining guests.
Practical Information
117-119 Clapham High Street, Clapham, London, SW4 7TB
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 7622 2530
Venue Details & Map
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Maharani
- Address
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117-119 Clapham High StreetClaphamLondonSW4 7TB
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7622 2530
- Public transport:
- Clapham Common, Underground
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My landlord recommended that I go here, and as an annual visitor to India, I trusted his advice, but sadly, although good, it didn't live up to the rave reviews, and I think there are better options in the area.
It's a "traditional" english curry house - all linen table cloths, flock wallpaper, faded pictures, and the feeling that it never has, nor ever will change. I like this aspect of...more
Maharani is one of the best Indian restaurants in London! I have been eating here for the last three years and everyone I take loves it! The chicken tikka masala is my favourite dish! It is creamy, savoury and with each bit I'm a little sad that the meal won't last longer. I've also enjoyed the lamb sag which is equally delicious. The service is good but a bit slow, I'll readily admit, but...more
I was a little suspicious when I entered and figured we might get a decent curry, but it wouldn't be anything spectacular. Boy did I get proved wrong!
The waiter recommended a spicy lamb dish "gosth e mussala" which was to die for--I've never tasted anything like it. It was truly very spicy, just how I like it. It's the kind of dish that makes you sweat just a bit if you eat it too fast--in...more
I ran in here for a quick lunch yesterday, lured in by the sandwich board promising a two course lunch for £4.50. You can choose between soup or an onion bhaji for a starter and a number of chicken or "meat" curries.
The restaurant looks a bit shabby from the outside but indoors it's all linen tablecloths and bright windows. The staff is helpful if a bit distant.
The starter was really,...more
One of the best Indian restaurants in London with some very nice twists on the classic dishes. I particularly recommend the balti vegetable tikka massala, one of the best vegetarian curries I've eaten in a long timemore
