Paddy’s Inn is a quirky Indian restaurant inspired heavily by Bollywood. It’s full of posters of actresses and actors from yesterdays to modern day. The interiors are cozy. The staff is very friendly and polite. The food is well priced. The portion sizes are actually decent sized. The menu is excellent and has lots of vegetarian options. They also have a bar. It’s a great place for dinner with family and friends. Highly recommended this place
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So after years about hearing about this place managed to go on a Friday evening whilst in Leicester. It was busy and I didn't book so had to wait for a table but eventually got one. Sat down and looked at the menu which had a good variety of food but as I'm already partial to grills and wings I went for the grill. Also ordered lamb chops, salt & pepper prawns and a few others.
Being a Friday it was busy and that delayed the service a little but that's expected when you see how busy this place was. I imagine that at a different time the service will be different.
The food itself was on point. The Salt & Pepper Prawns were amazing and will definitely be having it again without a second thought. The grill was really nice, though I think the bed of onions could've been caramelised more. The lamb chops had a nice flavour and weren't overdone, kept it's flavour and didn't rubber out.
Will I be returning, without a doubt a great place in Leicester. Just be mindful it's street parking there but there are spots close by.
We had a lovely meal here last week, excellent service, friendly staff. Personally, for us, the atmosphere was too loud, we couldn't hear ourselves talk - probably us being too old!
They only offered one type of white wine by the glass, which was disappointing, and the drive leading to the pub/restaurant was challenging, to say the least.
We ordered way too much food but was allowed to bring it home and can honestly say some of the tastiest indian cuisine we've ever had on the night and at home.
Price bracket is based on food only.
I had been told about this place for a few months and finally went for a family 21st Birthday. Well what an atmosphere, staff are lovely and made a big deal for the birthday boy. All food was amazing, very tasty, not just heat. Food did take a while but we were a large group. Shame you don't deliver!
Hands down the best Indian food we've had in Leicester. All of the dishes were good portion sizes and tasted incredible. We have the mixed grill and mixed paneer tikka and Mogo to start. Chicken curry, paneer tawa and dhal Makani for mains. All delicious. The Currys all came with a rice and naan. We also tried the pistachio kulfi which was nice too!
The place has a nice pub vibe to it, the staff super friendly and the food was good.
Book a table now. Don’t contemplate any longer.
This is the only curry shop you need to know.
I suggest you order the salt and pepper fish for starter - yes, fish I know but trust me.
We like our curry a bit spicy but medium is the most we can handle. If you’re hesitant, I suggest mild.
Parking along the street, I suggest you approach from the east and park before arriving at the front entrance.
50£ for two with a few beers
Visited Paddy's in a group of 15. I have been many times before. As usual the place was very busy (good food at a decent price) & rather noisy. Our starters came out, which were excellent. I had the Indochinese chilli mushrooms. I shared these with my friends who hadn't had them before & they loved them! Everybody enjoyed the starters. The main courses came out approximately 40 minutes later. I had the paneer & Mogo Shashlik (in a small starter size as I know that the portions are generous at Paddy's). Beautiful food!! No-one in my party said a bad word about the food & we all left happy.
As I said, the only downside to Paddy's is the noise level. Other than that it was perfect
Excellent food and fantastic service. The salt and pepper fish was excellent.
It's a brilliant restaurant, I've been coming here for years. What better than sitting down, ordering delicious Indian food that is table served, and beers too. They did have accreditation from Jamie Oliver a few years ago and kept up their standards. However, I didn't like a dish this time that, in my view, didn't look and taste right. It's got busy and parking can be an issue but you will have to search round on the street and I'm sure it's safe from our previous visits. Early evening is better for families and young kids, but I would call and ask them when booking your tables. I recommend pre booking for Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, though. Hope you will enjoy it too!
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