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Solomon’s Lounge receives resounding accolade
Solomon’s Group, an established Indian restaurant chain in Newcastle, has recently opened Solomon’s Lounge in the heart of Heaton. With over 20 years of experience in Punjabi, Kashmiri (Indian) cuisine Solomon’s Lounge is the newest member of the Solomon family which also includes Solomon’s Dhaba and Solomon’s Restaurant. Solomon’s Lounge delivers the finest in Indian cuisine at affordable prices. Encased in luxurious, authentic surroundings, Solomon’s Lounge is set to offer you outstanding customer service, exquisite food and a perfect relaxing ambience. We are a family run business that strives to make you feel part of that family and give you the care and attention you deserve.
Reviewed by two lucky Bdaily readers, the conclusion was the food was outstanding. Janice and Paul Brolly affirmed that Solomon’s Lounge is a superb restaurant for food, atmosphere and value.
Another reviewer expressed their delight at Solomon’s Lounge with these comments “By far the best in town!!” They went on to add “having now visited this restuarant on a number of occasions, I can safely say this is the best restaurant in Newcastle for indian cuisine. The food was amazing and the staff were warm, welcoming and friendly everytime! I would give Solomons 10 out of 10!”
If you would like to book a table and give Solomon’s Lounge a try, they are located on 404, Chillingham Rd, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE6 5QX. Book by calling 0191-2760906.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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