Eastern Eye (The)
Bath's premier Indian restaurant
Back to Eastern Eye (The)
Instead of being welcomed by the aromatic smell of Indian cuisine we are accustomed to smelling as soon as you walk into an Indian restaurant, we were welcomed by what I can only describe as walking into a wall of furniture polish. The 10+ staff which were like headless flies polishing everything in sight with pledge didn’t seem to care that people were trying to eat their food, and even when a complaint was made they carried on franticly polishing everything that stood still. I wasn’t happy with the Eastern Eye then and there and if I could go back I would have left then before we had even ordered food.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 11 2009
My wife and I order the very basic things: Chicken Tikka and Chicken Korma, accompanied with pilow rice and nan bread. 15 minutes after having ordered, the waiter informs us that no nan bread is available. He also "reminds" us that pilow rice isn't available either, although he hadn't told us that earlier. The reason? There is going to be a big banquet in the evening, and they need al the ingredients. I start getting nervous about the guy lying to me, and start getting really angry when I see people around us eating... nan bread and pilow rice.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 07 2007
Dont go there, that is the most vital piece of information I can impart to you , this restaurant at present is thouroughly overrated, accolades on internet highly overrated + out of date and must be from long ago, certainly not May 2005, carpets filthy, whole impression shabby and uninviting massive open space (do not take your lover there) noisy , plastic flowers and fairy lights, work that one out-- yes! you have it I cannot recommended eating there!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 05 2005
Bath's premier Indian restaurant
Back to Eastern Eye (The)
Instead of being welcomed by the aromatic smell of Indian cuisine we are accustomed to smelling as soon as you walk into an Indian restaurant, we were welcomed by what I can only describe as walking into a wall of furniture polish. The 10+ staff which were like headless flies polishing everything in sight with pledge didn’t seem to care that people were trying to eat their food, and even when a complaint was made they carried on franticly polishing everything that stood still. I wasn’t happy with the Eastern Eye then and there and if I could go back I would have left then before we had even ordered food.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 11 2009
My wife and I order the very basic things: Chicken Tikka and Chicken Korma, accompanied with pilow rice and nan bread. 15 minutes after having ordered, the waiter informs us that no nan bread is available. He also "reminds" us that pilow rice isn't available either, although he hadn't told us that earlier. The reason? There is going to be a big banquet in the evening, and they need al the ingredients. I start getting nervous about the guy lying to me, and start getting really angry when I see people around us eating... nan bread and pilow rice.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 07 2007
Dont go there, that is the most vital piece of information I can impart to you , this restaurant at present is thouroughly overrated, accolades on internet highly overrated + out of date and must be from long ago, certainly not May 2005, carpets filthy, whole impression shabby and uninviting massive open space (do not take your lover there) noisy , plastic flowers and fairy lights, work that one out-- yes! you have it I cannot recommended eating there!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 05 2005
Hotel Deals
Travel Deals
Map
City Committee
