Cafe Spice Namaste - London

We loved our lunch here and really enjoyed our time at the restaurant. It is convenient to the tube and located in a beautiful building. This is a popular spot for business lunches, and we were the only patrons not in suits! We ordered multiple courses and enjoyed every bit. We enjoyed the Indian inspired flavors to start in cocktail form which was a first for us. They were divine. We wanted to buy the cookbook and spices, but couldn't carry them as we were headed out to play tourist. Eat here; you won't be disappointed.

We had an excellent evening with friends at Cafe Spice Namaste. I am not a big fan of Indian food outside of India, but this restaurant captures the taste and ambiance I enjoy fine dining in India. I enjoyed meeting the owner, Mr Todiwalla, as he came over to chat with one of my companions who he knew. This restaurant is on my revisit list next time I am in London

Just returning from an amazing dinner at Cafe Spice Namaste. First off, this place was packed at 7:30 pm on a Tuesday night. I had to wait a few minutes before my hostess assigned me a table. The hostess/server has an extremely warm personality and is very friendly! I think her name is Pervin! Pervin, if you ever happen to read this review, thanks a lot for being so nice. 1 star just for you! For drinks, I tried their Salted Lassi £4.75). It was spot on. Amazing taste and for someone who loves butter milk, doesn't get any more perfect than this! For main course, they had a special menu can't remember if it was weekly or monthly, but it had something that caught my attention *Crab Haddock Goa Curry* £16.95). The description doesn't clearly state, that the dish is accompanied with Naan. I asked Pervin if I can get a Garlic Naan instead of the plain naan, and she quickly accomodated my request at no extra charge! While I was waiting for dinner, I was also served with a small albiet delicious portion of their complementary Tomato Soup. As for the main course the dish was really tasty. It's basically 2 cakes of Crab Haddock which contain eggs too. Simply delicious! I was a bit disappointed to see that they didn't have much curry sauce, but again, the attentive staff at this place noticed that and happily served me additional curry sauce again at no extra cost). Overall, it was just a wonderful experience. Will definitely visit again and will definitely recommend this place for thier food and hospitable staff!

Hubby and I stopped here for lunch based on Yelp reviews. We arrived late for lunch about twenty minutes before they closed. We had to order before the kitchen closed but were assured that we could relax and enjoy our lunch without worrying about time. We asked for recommendations and both were delicious. We went with a spinach dish (with peas, mushrooms, and paneer) and a lamb dish (Dhaansak). These came with rice served in a beautiful bamboo container. Also ordered naan. Together they provided a delicious meal!! The Kingfisher beers complemented the Indian food and were a great choice!! The waiter was patient and efficient. Overall we had a wonderful dining experience!

A London colleague recommended Cafe Spice Namaste, a short distance from the Tower of London and the Tower Tube station. We were a group of six Fully enjoyed our dinner, a mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian diners. Standout dishes were Gao King Prawn Coconut Curry with Basmati Rice side (spicy) Pic Uploaded, Daal of Black Lentil side dish, and Khara Bheeda Nay Papeto (okra with diced potato, tomatoes, cumin, and coriander). Cafe Spice Namaste can easily accommodate groups up to 8. No beers on tap is only gripe. Offered Tiger beer, Kingfisher Beer, and Cobra beers in bottles. Cobra is best value in larger bottle. Dinner for 6 was £205 including drinks, service fee, and VAT. If you think this review with photos is useful, funny or cool, I'd appreciate your feedback by clicking below.