Indico Street Kitchen - Solihull

This restaurant is fantastic. We are big fans of Eastern cuisine, but this place takes it to a whole new level. I attended a friend's birthday party here and I must say, if she is looking for a place with the perfect ambiance, this is it. The food was amazing. Everything tasted fresh and the wide variety of appetizers and main dishes was incredible. The staff was attentive and knowledgeable, especially when it came to food allergies. One of my friends has allergies, but the restaurant was very accommodating. Overall, the food was fresh, top-notch, and the service was excellent.

I have visited Shirley a few times in the past 8 months and have discovered some great places to eat. Indico Indian Street Kitchen offers delicious food with a fun decor and generous portions. The staff is very friendly, making it a great spot for a family outing. The restaurant is located in a small shopping center next to a park, where you can also find the lovely micro pub called Shaking Hands. They have an excellent selection of ales and beer.

We love the decor! Good service and very helpful with allergen information. The food was delicious.

I was really looking forward to this place as I had visited their other location in Mailbox. When we walked in the decor was stunning. The atmosphere was exactly how I expected it to me. The server sat us down and gave us menus and walked off. We waited over 20 minutes for the server to come back and ask us our order. Customers who came in after us were served and given drinks before the server had even came to ask if we were ready. The service was honestly not great at all. Maybe it was a one off but the server really didn’t seem like she wanted to be there. There was only 2 front of house staff and it made sense to why our service was slow but seeing others served before us showed it wasn’t the reason for the slow service. When the food came out, it was lacking flavour. Compared to their other location, this wasn’t even close. I was honestly shocked at how different they were taste wise. The chole bature was very watered down no depth of flavours. The gol gappa bombs were mostly yogurt, there was hardly any chutney. Masala chips, very basic. Aloo pyaz ke pakora was probably the nicest thing we ordered but again they were overly salty. I honestly really enjoy indico Mailbox and I’m disappointed that Shirley lacked service and lacked flavour. Definitely wasn’t worth the trip.

My experience at this restaurant was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I arrived until I left, I felt welcomed and pampered by the food and the service. I highly recommend. it I will be back soon to this restaurant