Shezan In Bath

I visited this restaurant for the first time last night and was pleasantly surprised to find that it served the best Indian food I had eaten in a long time. While the paintwork was a bit worn and the window surrounds could use a good cleaning, the food was excellent. The staff were very polite and helpful, although they were a bit slow in bringing the menus - our popadums and pickle tray arrived and were half eaten before we even received the menus! I tried the Awadhi Murgh for the first time and found it to be delicious and just the right portion size. The restaurant could improve its selection of rice dishes, but my Peshwari Naan was superb despite the lack of raisins. The restaurant also offers take away orders within a 4-mile radius with a 20% discount off the menu prices.

A group of four of us went on a Friday night. Disapointingly few customers but the stayaways are missing a treat. Very tasty fare at a price that wont break the bank. They serve an acceptable non alcoholic Cobra for the drivers! Very polite and attentive waiters. Yes we had a great evening.

Tried this Restaurant last week. The service was immaculate with multiple waiters attending to ensure I was taken care of. The restaurant had no issues with my 1 hour wait for my friend who ended up having to cancel due to work-related issues. The food was extremely tasty and the flavors seemed to blend very well together. The Special Dishes are so unique i doubt any other Indian restaurant serves and the way they presented my Lamb Shank in a plate was GREAT!! The extensive drinks menu was excellent. The ambiance is soft and not too noisy which allows for intimate conversations. Highly recommended!

Visited Shezan while on holiday and craving curry. I decided on this restaurant based on good reviews, and I'm glad I did. The food was amazing and very reasonably priced (£11.95 for a starter, main, side, and naan). The service was excellent, although we were the only ones dining there at the time. The food was so delicious that I would be willing to drive an hour just to eat here again. It would be a shame if this place ever closed down. If you live in the area, I highly recommend giving Shezan a try. Don't miss out on this gem!

I visited this restaurant with my family tow months ago and now I feel I should write something to warn others. Firstly, I would like to make a point which is that the 5 stars rate this place has is in fact from friends or people who have never visited the restaurant. 3 reviews were made by people who have no other reviews (this is very likely accounts created by the owner . Secondly, there is something dodgy about this place which my story will explain. I went with my husband, mother, grandmother and my 4 moths old boy to have an Indian night out. My husband purchased a voucher from TablePouncer and he paid £10 for the service (you can check yourself the site and its service, it was the first time and last time we used this site . The voucher enabled us to 50% off the food (this kind of vouchers are available from a wide range of companies, such as, groupon, KGB deals, mighty deals...etc. . However, my husband phoned the restaurant to book a table and mentioned about the voucher. We arrived the restaurant around 19:00 and we were the first dinners. The service was very basic. We had to go throgh the order 4 times with the waiter to get it right at the end. There was another issue which is most of the dishes in the menu were not available (the expensive once, such as, prawns and fish , hence, our order was tailored by the chef and we had to eat what he offered, not what he had in his fridge. On the other hand, the food was bad, I mean it, bad. Moreovr, only one table of two locals joined later, so the restaurant had our table of 4 and one more table of two for the whole night. The shocking side was that when my husband went to pay the bill at the bar. The chef who I believe is the owner too was there and he and the waiter told my husband when he tried to pay by card that the machine is broken. My husband did not have enough cash on him and the owner suggested that my husband can drive down the village to get cash. My husband did know the area and the waiter volunteered to drive him there. The only cash machine was the McCool's hole in the wall. Of course, chargeable machine, insecure and in isolated area resulted in blocking my husband card. I was not with him at the time to use my card and I found out about this journey later when he came back. He was very patient with the guys and told them that it was too much and they should not have put through this. My husband paid all the cash he had and he was £10 short, and the chef asked him to come back to pay it. Guess what, the restaurant is in a village 8 miles from Bath. Most of the people nowadays carry no cash and pay by cards, but it was obvious that the card machine was not broken and the owner simply did not want this transaction to be recorded in his book. He had no attention to pay the vat or taxes as he did not give us the bill. We understand that some businesses are not doing well financially, but they should never think about fooling innocent people. I am pretty sure that this business will not survive, it is a simple equation.