The Lime Lounge - Stockport

The food is was absolutely beautiful. The 3 of us each enjoyed our starters and mains. All had different choices from the menu. The place is really pretty inside and the service was fantastic too. The prices are also very reasonable. Only pain is the parking, however you can park down the next road and walk a couple of minutes to the restaurant. We can’t wait to go back again in a couple of weeks time. All in all, this may be our new favourite local Indian restaurant

Used to go regularly but not been for a while. Food and service amazing. Great value for money. Very friendly staff.

We have visited a couple of times before, but I couldn't fault it then.. however on this occasion most staff have changed. Menu price is outrageous! Waiters running around clueless. Our starters were fantastic Duck Shaslik Chicken Amritsari... however the chicken bhuna was bland and tasteless.. the gorkali wasn't very hot in spice and swimming in oil! The keema nan didnt have much meat in it either... no smile from the little chap who served our food felt like he was in a rush dumped it on table and left didn't see him after that! On the up side very stylish and clean place.

The place itself is lovely and very clean . The need for bums on seats has resulted in tables and chairs in every available nook and cranny (but I get that… post covid) what I don’t sadly get is food that is visually stunning but sadly has absolutely no taste at all ? I had onion bhajis to start and chicken tikka shashlick , keema naan and bhuna sauce .well where to begin the bhajis we’re visually beautiful 3 arrived on the Plate with a salad and mint sauce. On reflection I should have been suspicious how anyone manages to make every single bhaji the same shape and size I don’t know. Now for the eating both myself and my dining partner had the greatest trouble trying to cut them (this was due to the fact they had been fried within an inch of there lives) upon tasting we both looked at each other and said they needed seasoning both salt and pepper and Indian spices too as they tasted of nothing not even of onion ?? We tried to pep them up by adding mint sauce but nope no chance the mint sauce was watered down to the most it can possibly be whilst still remaining a sauce…. STARTER not very good 3/10. Now onto the main course….. chicken tikka shashlick accompaniments again the dish was very colourful and promised delights just not delivered? It arrived on a sizzler with Copious amounts of peppers and onions plus on closer inspection 1 raw cherry tomato and 2 pickled kebab shop type chilliest buried in the depths ?? What were they doing there? Again this promised much but once again no flavour other than roasted veg chicken looked delicious and was cooked perfectly but had absolutely no spicing to it at all. The Naan was bizarre lovely soft bread but filled with what I can only describe as donner meat and not keema? At least this had some taste even if it was Turkey and not India. Bhuna sauce absolute disaster again no spice this was almost as bland as the onion bhajis and only a back not of tomatoes was tasted. All in all a pretty disappointing dining experience and at just shy of £60 for two with 3 drinks not the cheapest either. Will come back and give it another go although it will be a long while before I do .

The staff at this restaurant were delightful. The atmosphere was cozy and the seating was comfortable. The poppadoms were a tasty option for a quick snack. I ordered the Prawn Korma, which had a mild spice level that was just right for me. It was delicious, especially when paired with the mushroom rice, cheese naan bread, and chips. I highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys a good curry.