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Spice Lodge

Tel: 01242 649925


Looking for Indian restaurants in Cheltenham? A former mansion house in Montpellier Drive is the home of The Spice Lodge - Cheltenham's premier pan Asian cuisine restaurant providing you with a new and exciting taste of the orient.


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The Everest Tandoori & Balti House

Tel: 01242 639 075


The Everest Tandoori and Balti House in Cheltenham is an Indian restaurant serving Kashmiri, Punjabi style, and Persian cuisine providing a take away service and an outdoor catering service. The restaurant is also available for private hire.


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