The Kings Repose - Menu

Food was amazing . Service and. Staff excellent A lot of advice and recommendations Highly recommend Place as a lot of character old barn conversion. Will be visiting again soon

Today was my first time visiting this restaurant and it definitely won't be my last! The staff was very welcoming from the moment we arrived and went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. The quality of the food was outstanding.

We have visited the kings repose almost since it opened. We have moved location but still more than happy to travel 40mins fir some of the best food. The large prawns are super tasty and always well cooked. Monsieur, his brother and the staff are super friendly and accommodating for your tastes. Plenty of choice aswell as usual favorites. More expensive than most Indians but worth it for quality. Having eaten at many places Ashas Birmingham, Opheems Birmingham, and travelled to India extensively, we love this place. Worth the visit.

Absolutely love The Kings Repose. We first visited about 7 years ago, it was a little bit of a distance from where we live but when you find quality you're happy to travel. In the last 7 years we've only been to 1 other Indian Restaurant and that's only because we were in a different area at the time. The moment we turn up we're made to feel welcome, we've been advised on different flavours and tastes but never out of our boundaries. Can honestly say we have only ever had amazing meals here. Repeat customers for a reason... its the best Indian restaurant around

The service at this restaurant was extremely slow, despite the lack of busy crowds. It took an hour to receive our food, which unfortunately was not up to par - it was bland, lacked spices, and had more sauce than meat. The naan bread was filled with grease. Throughout our meal, we were constantly interrupted by two waiters clearing glasses and plates, sometimes even before we were finished with them. The restaurant is advertised as a 5-star establishment, but I believe this rating must be outdated. The cleanliness of the restaurant could use some improvement, as there was a noticeable amount of dust and cobwebs present.

Avoid Saturday Night!!! Four of us booked a table for 6.30 Saturday night. We were squeezed into a corner table back to back with adjoining tables there were 4 of us but 6 chairs around a small table that barely fitted us let alone another two unwanted chairs. All the tables were that squashed together there was nowhere to put the unwanted two chairs! We waited until 7.45 for our food and neighbouring tables were complaining also one table had sat for 1 1/2 hours waiting for food! Food was nice and staff friendly but they appear to be more bothered about squeezing too many ‘covers’ in than the dining experience. We won’t be returning.

This restaurant is located in a charming Grade 2 listed building, adding to the overall experience of the visit. The staff and owner are extremely friendly and welcoming, and the bar is well-stocked to cater to all preferences. The highlight, however, is the fantastic food. We tried several unique starters that pleasantly surprised us, followed by main dishes like rice and naan that did not disappoint. The prices were very reasonable, despite my initial impression that the restaurant would be expensive. What sets this place apart is its homely and welcoming atmosphere. It is not a large establishment churning out mass-produced meals, which made our visit much more enjoyable than a typical ch...

A terrible customer service experience ruining, what was meant to be, a good birthday night. Table was booked in advance for 15 people (14 arrived) for half 7, we arrived early and was told that we would be seated as soon as our table was available which we thought would be our booking time. What fools we were. 40 minutes we waited, with the staff unable to provide us an estimated time to be seated. No apologies, just answers with attitude. When we told the host that we wanted to cancel and look elswhere (the time was 8:30 at this point) he began shouting at us, blaming us for bringing such a large party like we handn't gave them notice by booking the table in the first place. The attitude h...

Thought we would give TKR another whirl after our last visit several years ago when we were kept waiting two hours to be fed. It’s still exactly the same interior, shabby chic, olde worlde or a bit of a dusty mess, take your pick. Pretty unimpressive reception, sort of milled about trying to get someone’s attention, bear in mind this was 7pm on a Wednesday. Eventually got seated, 5 on a table for four so a bit snug. Then the fun started, I have to say we had the most sullen waiter I have ever experienced, I found myself looking around expecting Michael McIntyre to jump out and tell us we we on his big show. He pretty much launched the plates across the table, any request such as a drink was...