Cinnamon - Highland

To all my friends and family, please be cautious. Yesterday, my wife, our 14-month-old baby, and I went to Cinnamon Restaurant in Inverness for Christmas dinner, hoping for a festive and welcoming atmosphere. Unfortunately, we were met with an unyielding and unsatisfactory policy. Although we were aware of the £37 Christmas package, only my wife wanted to eat as I was not hungry. Despite our situation, the staff insisted that we must order for two people if we wanted to dine in. This lack of empathy and flexibility put a damper on our holiday mood and made our experience less than joyful. It is disheartening when a family outing becomes a frustrating ordeal due to rigid regulations that do not take the customer's needs into consideration.

We ordered takeout on Friday night and the food was hot and bursting with flavor - absolutely delicious! We had chicken korma, chicken chasni, and lamb Kathmandu. The only downside was that they didn't include the lovely chocolates (Elisabeth Shaw)!

We hadn't ordered takeout from this Indian restaurant in a while because we felt the quality had declined. However, we decided to give it another chance since it has been our favorite for a long time. The food was absolutely delicious this evening. We recently visited an award-winning Indian restaurant in Glasgow, but it didn't compare to the quality of Cinnamon. Our only complaint is that our paratha was missing from our order tonight, but when we contacted the restaurant, they promptly delivered it to our door along with a complimentary bottle of wine. Thank you.

Good food especially the chicken was well cooked spiced forgot the dish name) ,dal was nice with a slight tanginess ,paneer karahi was decent and the nans were soft and plentiful big in size, remember while ordering) Staff was polite ,attentive had good mannerisms

Friendly staff and good service but overpriced for average food. Sauces rather runny with not a great deal of taste