Spice Tree Indian Restaurant

Last minute reservation for that evening on a Friday bank holiday weekend was no problem whatsoever, we were invited to our table by the loveliest hostess, waiter and bar service 1st class ,casual not over the top.children were welcome and engaged with too which was a lovely touch.
Whilst we were there there we groups of friends with kids, couples, a boys night out in the next room, walk ins, take always, regulars and new customers each and every one met with the same lovely reception.
Food was perfect,with portion sizes just right & very competitive prices.
Overall thoroughly impressed.
Lovely restaurant, would recommend to anyone.

Ordered takeout. I would give 5 stars for the flexibility in that they helped us and made our order vegan, which is great and I commend them. However I did not enjoy the food at all, the two curries we ordered (Veg Makhani and Veg Massala) were so unbearably sweet we couldn't eat them and threw them away. It was like eating hot ice cream. The side dishes (breads and daal) were bearable, but not something I would reorder.

Ordered chicken pathia, pillau rice, mixed starters. Spice tray and poppadoms.
Arrived on time 👍🏼
Thats the only good thing I can say. Luke warm. Rice had no flavour
Chicken pathia was literally swimming in liquid which had no similarity to any pathia I've ever eaten. Pale yellow colour, hardly any spice.
The chicken tasted like it was just normal chicken breast, boiled then just plonked in an ocean of flavourless sauce. No marinating or spicing to the chicken.
The mixed starters tasted greasy and really reminded me of greasy battered fish.
By far the worst "indian" food I've tasted....EVER.

This is my regular indian and it's absolutely lovely. I'm a picky eater and it's always very nice from here and the balti dal with potatoes is so flavourful and delicious.

Very disappointed, this food was sadly not up to my standards. The chicken tikka was extremely bland, and the madras wasn’t that great either. The chips had to go into the air fryer, and the keemanan wasn’t cooked that well either. That’s the last money they will have out of me. I payed £30 pound for this, I’m extremely disappointed.

I never complain but feel i need to on this occasion. Spent 40+ on food from here aftee having a lovely meal delivered a month or so ago. The food arrived and we plated up only to discover it was freezing cold. Phoned to complain only to end up being accused of being a liar and asked to get the containers out of the bin and put the food back in so they could see what we had eaten. I am appalled at his attitude and told him i would never eat from there again.. He told me he didnt want me to anyway and to stay away. The rudest man i have ever spoken to.

Very disappointing, was £33 for 2 mains and 2 rice plus a naan and popodom. The chicken was tough and chewy and didn’t eat it, only ate the rice and poppodoms. First and last time eating at the spice tree.

New to the area, since lockdown had many takeaways, but couldn’t find a decent Indian restaurant until now.
Lovely food delivery, will definitely order again, and when we can will come along and dine in.