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I had an amazing time at Indigo, Leicester. Yes, the service was quite disgusting but the sumptuous meal did it for me. They offer the most delectable variety of vegetarian food. (read more)

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“One of the Best Places to Hang Out”

Written on: 07/04/2012 by barrycooper98 (2 reviews written)

Indigo, Leicester is one of the best places to hang out. I always have a satisfactory experience. I have had no issues with their food and service. I will continue to visit them. (read more)

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The food arrived very quickly, but was at best average. The Pepsi from tap was flat, the Pau Bhaji arrived with a full bowl of sauce but one roll for four people. When queried with waiter he became argumentative and said we could buy extra rolls, then would'nt take it off the bill. The Manager could not even be bothered to talk to his customers and kept sending the waiter. Avoid this place and go to Feast India across the road where the staff and owners dont treat customers with... (read more)

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“Unpleasant experience. Will not visit again. Service...”

Written on: 02/04/2010

Unpleasant experience. Will not visit again. Service very slow. Food mediocre. Far too busy. Travelled 25 miles to eat at this restaurant only to be totally disappointed. Menu too complicated. (read more)

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“I have to say, living in Leicester I am no stranger to...”

Written on: 17/06/2007 by RogWhale (1 review written)

I have to say, living in Leicester I am no stranger to Indian food. I went to Indigo on the recommendation of a friend, and I was not disappointed. Whilst I am a confirmed meat eater and this is vegetarian, the food was fantastic. It is the best Indian I have ever eaten! There were four of us, and the food bill was £38. We asked the waiter to recommend the dishes, and they complemented each other really well. Most of the clients were Indian, which I think speaks for itself. (read more)