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About
Aagrah
Welcome to Aagrah, a culinary gem nestled on York Road in Tadcaster (LS24 8EG), where the vibrant flavors of India come to life. Revered as a favorite among locals and visitors alike, Aagrah stands out not just as a restaurant, but as an experience that leaves a lasting impression on your taste buds.
Aagrah is a part of a well-loved chain in Yorkshire, known for its dedication to delivering freshly cooked dishes brimming with spice and flavor. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it a wonderful choice for gatherings with friends or family, and they expertly cater to groups, ensuring that everyone leaves satisfied.
- Reservation & Takeout: Conveniently, Aagrah takes reservations and offers options for takeout and delivery, making indulgent Indian cuisine accessible even on the busiest days.
- Buffet Delights: The restaurant hosts an "eat as much as you like" buffet on selected days, where the quality remains top-notch, ensuring diners savor every bite.
- Signature Dishes: Highlights from the menu include the Murgh Waziri and an array of flavorful starters, notably a fish dish that has become a personal favorite for many visitors.
- Friendly Service: Aagrah's staff, led by an efficient maître d', are known for their friendly and attentive service, enhancing the overall dining experience.
- Outdoor Seating: For those who enjoy al fresco dining, Aagrah offers outdoor seating, perfect for enjoying your meal while taking in the pleasant surroundings.
As a food reviewer of Foodjoyy, I can wholeheartedly understand why Aagrah is cherished by so many. The tantalizing aromas wafting through the air, the exquisite blend of spices in each dish, and the genuine sense of hospitality make this restaurant a must-visit. I remember my own experiences here—each visit was a culinary adventure filled with excitement and delightful surprises, as I explored the varied menu, never once leaving disappointed. It’s clear that Aagrah has mastered the art of Indian cuisine, striking a beautiful balance between tradition and innovation.
If you're in the vicinity or planning to visit Yorkshire, let Aagrah be your next dining destination. It promises an unforgettable experience that will have you asking for seconds—trust me, your taste buds will thank you!
For reservations or inquiries, call 01937 530888 — dive into the delightful world of Aagrah.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Oh where to start? Aagrah is without doubt my favourite ever Indian restaurant, no question about it. I love my curry & have eaten in many curry houses all over the country ranging from dingy studenty bring your own bottle places in Leicester to Michelin starred in London and Aagrah is all round winner. I lived in York for a few years and we frequented this place on an almost weekly basis (sometimes twice weekly) and not once were we disappointed. The menu is varied and often had new things added, they also do an eat as much as you like buffet once or twice a week and unlike many other places that do the same the quality of the food at the buffet was never inferior to the standard menu, just somewhat restricted. I have not lived in York for 2 years now and think of this place often (again possibly weekly) and will be sure to visit again in the future, for the Murgh Waziri - mmm, my tummy rumbles at the mere thought of it. My husband was a huge fan of one of their fish starter (although I can't remember the name of it) and he is a creature of habit who stuck to the same old thing - the fish to start & Chicken Masala. I however tried something different almost every time and was never let down. I would recommend this place to anyone without a second thought and think it is no wonder that there is now one in almost every large town in Yorkshire! ”
“ Like the rest of this local chain, the Aagrah delivers freshly cooked food with plenty of spice and flavour. I believe the menu has a Kashmiri background, but I'm no expert. Staff are friendly, and led by a wickedly efficient maitre d' (can you have one of those in a curry house? not sure). It's difficult to stay in the restaurant all evening, as they whizz you throught the courses. There's a varied menu. However, the options for vegetarians are a little disappointing, they're all basically vegetable curries. It would be nice to see something with chick peas, for example. ”
