The Best Restaurants in Saltaire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom (2025)

Nice food presented quite well. Pleasant person serving at table. Prices reasonable. Decor bright and cheerful rather than relaxing. Music a little intrusive. Quite a long wait for our food. Had a good time overall.

First time trying this place and absolutely delighted with the find! Ordered a take out and the food was fantastic, really fresh, flavoursome dishes and reasonably placed too. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Definitely going back 👍

Was on the fence after seeing some recent review but thought to try it out, and I'm glad I did. Really well priced. The Meat Thali as pictured was £13 and included the rice, naan and starters. Food was very tasty. Beer choice is great with some beers that are rarely seen in other bars. Highly recommend and I'll be back. EDIT - The pricing on the menu has changed and all items have increased in price, with some shooting up a fair bit. Some items nearly increasing by 50% which is a huge overnight hike. Worth taking into consideration if anyone decides to visit.

I just nipped in here because I was hungry, stumbled upon the crafty Indian by chance. I chose the chef's meat selection for £16.95 two curries, rice nan and two starters cannot fault the quality of this food at all. The mince curry is divine. Compliments to the chef. The waiting staff are lovely too x

Not bad curry, but only serves non alcoholic beer grr

My 2nd visit for the Brunch Menu. A great selection of food, including fruit, pastries, English style breakfast, and Indian cuisine. Freshly cooked, tasty food, with great service and value. Eat as much as you like, you will not be disappointed.

We’ve dined at the Shipley Aagrah many many times over the years, we’ve always enjoyed great food and service in the a la carte restaurant and more recently we’ve discovered the delicious delights of the grill & carvery buffet, the wide selection of starters, mains and desserts lets you have a little bit of everything so you can quite literally eat until you are fit to burst, and for the last few years we’ve chosen to eat our Christmas lunch there too and it is for the most recent visit that this review is based on. The restaurant has recently reconfigured the layout of the grill & carvery, the kitchen has been moved which has opened up a considerable area for additional dining and we were initially concerned this extra capacity may lead to it being more congested at the self serve buffet but the opposite seems to be the case, throughout our meal there was a steady flow of diners loading up their plates (ourselves included) but the staff kept all the dishes well topped up and the whole thing just seems to work better. The food was exceptionally good, considering the volume produced it was all perfectly cooked and variety enough to suit all palettes, there was even a curried turkey offering so we left very full and contented with all our choices, the photos really don’t do justice to that but give you an idea. Just on a final note, the restaurant is no longer licensed so if you do want an alcoholic drink with your meal then you can bring your own but any soft drinks must be purchased in house. So thank you Aagrah for another wonderful Christmas meal and we will look forward to seeing you next year and many times in-between I’m sure.